On the Use of Cinchonidine Sulphate in Reducing the Prevalence of 'Fever' Cases in Jails

ing fact, viz., that in the same place under the same conditions some persons can have their large malarial spleens reduced to normal, while others develop them, points like many other facts to essential differences between the parasites producing the different forms of malaria. In Lower Bengal the infections are nearly always mixed, the clinical course irregular, and the parasite difficult to find.-f* Such cases improve in Hazaribagh and lose their spleens. In