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I have very carefully considered the case com¬
municated by Mr Dudley and most willingly give all the
assistance I can to my old pupil Dr Harris.

I think the disease has been originally an hemorrhoidal
affection at length communicated to the neck of the bladder.
But I cannot at present enter into any particular dis¬
cussion and must confine myself to point out the remedies
which I have found to be singularly usefull in such a
case.

Let the Lady take three doses of Uva Ursi in
powder every day beginning with half a dram for a dose
but increasing it gradually till she can take a dram
and continuing this for two or three weeks.

At the same time let her take every night at
bedtime a dose of Balsam of Capivi beginning with
thirty drops and increasing gradually to sixty. It is
↑best↑ taken dropt on powdered sugar and after being stirred

that a little water is to be poured on and ↑after↑ stirring that
with the sugar it is to drank off.

With these medicines a cool diet is necessary, and
at least a full diet would be very improper.

The medicines very often keep the belly regular but
if they do not a laxative must be employed and the Oleum
ricini or flores sulphuris are the most proper but neither
Aloes nor Rhubarb are such.