CASE V.

May 3d.] A man of 44 was inoculated. I saw him every day, and it was

easy to perceive that the infection had taken place very early.

On the 7th it appeared so forward, that I ventured to prognosticate he

would have a very early and mild disorder, and no eruption.

On the 8th he complained of a pain in his head and back, and that he

felt a general uneasiness, attended with a loss of appetite, which at

other times was very good. He continued complaining in this manner that

whole day, but on the next found himself pretty well, and continued

so without any other illness. The inflamed appearance on the incision

abated from this time.

His health returned, and he still remains perfectly well.

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