A Case of Cancer of the Breasts, Spleen, and Other Organs, Which Presented Many Features of Clinical and Pathological Interest

at home, and was comfortably situated in every respect. Since the death of her parents, four years ago, she has had a good deal of work and worry. She enjoyed good health until May 1890, when she, for. the first time, became aware of the presence of a tumour in the left breast. After a day of hard work, which involved lifting heavy weights, she felt a sharp pain in the left breast. On examining the breast she found that a hard lump about the size of a walnut was situated below the nipple. (This tumour, which had doubtless been in existence for some time