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Period of Incubation, or Hatching 13 4. Period of Eruption, or Appearing of the Rash 14 5. Period of Efflorescence, or Standing out of the Rash 15 6. Period of Desquamation, or Peeling off 16 7. Period of Convalescence 17 8. Varieties of Forms of Scarlatina 17 9. Scarlatina simplex, or simple Scarlet-Fever 17 10. Scarlatina anginosa, or Sore-Throat Scarlet-Fever 18 11. Mild Reaction (erethic) 19 12. Violent Reaction (sthenic) 19 13. Torpid Reaction (asthenic) 19 14. Scarlatina miliaris 19 15. Scarlatina sine Exanthemate 20 16. Malignant Forms of Scarlatina 20 17. Sudden Invasion of the Nervous Centres 20 18. Affection of the Brain 20 19.-20. Affection of the Cerebellum and Spine 21 21. Putrid Symptoms 21 22. Condition of the Throat, and other Internal Organs 21 23. Other bad symptoms 22 24. Destruction of the Organ of Hearing 22 25. Other Sequels, Dropsy, &c. 22 26.-27. The Contagion of Scarlatina very active 23 28. Diagnosis 24 29. Diagnosis from Measles 24 30. Prognosis 25 31. Favorable symptoms 25 32. Unfavorable symptoms 26   PART THE SECOND. TREATMENT OF SCARLET-FEVER.   33. Different Methods of other Schools 27 34. The Expletive Method 27