Scarlatina and Measles.

Abstract

local symptoms have not been present. I do not, however, for a moment mean to assert that such mental conditions and such habits, if present, may not conduce to the origin of these tumours. They certainly are often at the root of the severe inflammatory affections of the uterus, accompanied or not by spinal irritation and hysteria, which we occasionally see in the young virgin female, and their previous existence may be recognised by the above-mentioned conditions. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Mentone, near Xice, Dec. 1863.