BALr1mons CENTRAL DIsrESsAnr, Feb. 25th, 1926
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10 The Editors Of the american.


GESrLEMENYou will please to publish the following
report of case OF hydrophoba, which has been success
fully treated by the OF lead An official and more m
mute report will be handed to the managers of the Ba
tmore General Dspensary and will be published in one Oh
the Medical Journals.


Phnbe Porye mulatto, aged 81, residing in High see
o. L. called at the Baltimore General Dispensary on Moh
day. January 23d, 1926, for medical aid stating, that s
had been bitten by mad dog on the preceding Friday
On examinations found the ks of in two dflere
places about the wrist. made inquiry respechs
the dog and ascertaned that he had bitten dog on e
ear, and several other animals. The moment the dog ~
bitten, the part of the bitten off, and some Up
plcatons made which removed all danger of the disease
The supposed mad dog then chased with design y
killing him. but escaped, and has been heard OF si
From these facts had sufficient for supposins w
the dog was really mad.


had the wound cautersed, and ordered FIVE graifss