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Some months back, at the instigation of Dr. Golding Bird, I undertook some experiments to ascertain whether, in cases of diseased and imperfect function of the lungs or liver, when the normal quantity of carbon could not be discharged from the system by those channels, the kidneys undertook an extra duty, and whether under such circumstances an excess of carbon could be shown in the urine above that usually secreted under healthy conditions. Should this question be answered in the affirmative, and should it be found that a larger amount of carbon was excreted by the urine in persons affected with such diseases, a practical application might reasonably be made of the fact. For by stimulating the kidneys to still greater exertion, the amount of work required of the lungs or of the liver could be lessened, and thus a better chance offered them of being restored to a healthy state.

XXII. Remarks on the extractive material of, and on the excretion of sulphur and phosphorus by the kidneys in an unoxidized state