... not the Cause of the Fever; but being lodged in the Intestines, before the Fever comes on, they areannoyed by the Increase of the Heat, and the Corruption of the Humours, in the Cavity of the Intestines ... proportion the Time the Men are to be upon Duty to the Weather and the Nature of the Climate. The Time of standing Centinel in very hard Frost, and in cold wetWeather, or in the Heat of the Day in Summer, ... Suppression of Urine,especially towards the Decline of the Fever; and others, of a Scalding and Pain in making Water, though theyhad no venereal Complaint. These Symptoms appeared in other Places,...