| It was formerly in high repute as a resolvent and antiscorbutic, and, particularly, as a remedy for intermittents. |
| The important pathological condition to be combated is the hyperpyrexia, and not the cold stage, as in intermittents. |
| Both bark and leaves have been used with advantage in strangury and intermittents. |
| Joined with galls or tormentil, and given in sufficient quantity, it has not failed in any intermittents in which I have tried it. |
| Instead of becoming more continued, intermittents sometimes become less so, which is always favourable. |
| This case demonstrates the fact to us that the boletus is superior to our greatest remedial agents in the case of intermittents. |
