Hæmoglobinuric Fever in Malaria

an i'n f r'a through the year, and in general seemed very rugged ' (. s .rong. On 22nd June was having rather a severe attack of dn'1' re''CV0(' by a 5-gr. pill of euquinine on two successive ' y.s> with no unpleasant effect. On the 29tli fever came on <8ain with chill and vomiting, all through complaining of g -?rs 'n the region of the stomach. No euquinine was at hand, 1 Jth some timidity 4 grs. quinine-sulph. was given in pill form at u when the temperature had nearly reached normal; 3-30 o' '-hard chill and bilious vomiting, and at 4 p.m. patient passed bl?Z')Very ('ar'< rC(l urine, rich in haemoglobin, but no discoverable "!M< corpuscles ; no test made for albumin. At 6-20 temperature