To the Editor of the "Norra-Cuixa Dairy News."
Sin,—At the present time when so many. people—foreigners and natives alike—are Faffering from. this for of fever, it may interest' your readers to know what that eminent authority, Sir William Moore, K.C.LE., says on the subject, in his excellent book 'A Manual of ' Family Medicine and Hygiene for India."
"Usually the first. symptoms of dengue fever are headache, restlessness, chilliness, debility, pains inthe back, limbs, joints, and eyeballs of a very severe character, With more or less feverishness, and often irritability of the stomach. But. dengue sometimes commences with a sudden pain in some joint, and without symptoms as enumerated above. Shortly "afterwards, generally within twelve hours from the first, feelings of uneasiness, an eruption of ared scarlet character appears on the face, chest, palms, and elsewhere, lasting about forty-eight' hours. During the "fever" the temperature rises to 103?
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.