of the late (Peftilence. 145 And this is confirmed by the almoft con- tinual Varieties in different Infections. WE now come in Courfe to fpeak of thofe Prognofticks, which regard the Death or Recovery of the Infecled. E VE R T Hemorrhage is, bad, but a Flux of the Menfes always fatal. A Loofenefs of the Bowels 9 efpeciaSj in the Beginning j is commonly a Sign of Death. BECA U ,S E by this Evacuation a Diaphorefis is prevented, the Strength is wafted, and the Poifon is fb far thrown upon the Bowels, as fometimes to induce Mortification ; the Cafe is like wife not much better when the Faces are extreamiy fetid, and there is no Relief thereby -, or when they are green, or black, or come a- way involuntarily, especially when • attended with a Dyfentery. WHERE the Lungs are tender, weak, or dijiempered) it generally ends ill. FOR I can hardly remember any one who had bad Lungs that efcaped in the late
