5 pounds. Feeling good, with no
fever nor appetite. 4.45 P. M., weighed 193 pounds. At home
during the evening drank two and one-half glasses of water.

"_Friday_, Jan. 26.--Slept eight hours. No appetite and feeling
stronger. Examined by Professor Doremus and Dr. Carpenter.
Retired at 9 o'clock, feeling first class.

"_Saturday_, Jan. 27.--Came to the city on the 7.45 A. M. train.
Weighed 191 pounds. Feeling good. No fever and no appetite.

"_Sunday_, Jan. 28.--Drank one glass of water when I got up.
During the day and evening drank three more glasses of water.
Retired feeling first class.

"_Monday_, Jan. 29.--Slept eight hours last night, and came to
the city on the 7.45 A. M. train. At 8.25 weighed 189 pounds. 4
P. M., was examined by Dr. F. B. Carpenter, who found the
temperature 98-1/2 deg. F., pulse regular, tongue clean.
Measurements were: waist, 41 inches; chest, 41 inches; hip, 45
inches; calf, 16 inches; biceps, 13-1/2 inches; forearm, 11-1/2
inches. 5.15 P. M., weighed 188 pounds.

"_Tuesday_, Jan. 30.--Slept eight hours; weighed 188 pounds,
same as the night before; feeling good. 5.30 P. M., weighed
185-1/2 pounds.

"_Wednesday_, Jan. 31.--Slept 7-1/2 hours, drank one and
one-half glasses of water; weighed at 8.25 A. M. 187 pounds; Dr.
Carpenter found temperature 98 deg. F., and pulse 88; Professor
Doremus called a little later; weighed 184-1/2 pounds.

"_Thursday_, Feb. 1.--Rested quietly when not asleep; drank only
one and three-quarters glasses of water all day; weighed 184
pounds; retired feeling good.

"_Friday_, Feb. 2.--Not feeling any hunger; was examined by F.
B. Carpenter; temperature, 98 deg. F.; pulse, 84; weighed 183
pounds; retired feeling well, but tired.

"_Saturday_, Feb. 3.--Somewhat wakeful during the night. 5.45 P. M.,
weighed 182 pounds.

"_Sunday_, Feb. 4.--Read all day and felt well.

"_Monday_, Feb. 5.--2 P. M., temperature, 98.4 deg. F.; pulse, 82;
tongue clean. Measurements were: waist, 41 inches; chest, 41
inches; hip, 43 inches; calf, 14-1/2 inches; biceps, 13-1/2
inches; forearm, 11-1/2 inches; went to bed feeling a trifle
feverish.

"_Tuesday_, Feb. 6.--Wakeful during the night. 11 A. M., had my
eyes examined by Dr. L. H. Matth