Etawah Sudder Dispensary

times before, but used to be relieved in 3 or 4 days at the outside. He did not notice the passage of scybalse ever before, but said he had diarrhoea almost every time after such attacks. This time it commenced similarly, and he tried all sorts of native remedies, but without effect. He had no vomiting, hiccup, or any uneasiness of that sort. Treatment.?On admission, an enema of hot water and soap was given and repeated after 4 hours, but only a small portion of the enema fluid returned. Fomentations of turpentine, and milk diet were ordered ; opium 1 gr., twice in the night given to procure sleep. 3rd September.?Slept very little last night, enema continued, and given three times in the course of the whole day. Croton oil was rubbed on the abdomen, but no effect on the bowels