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It would seem from the following statement in the Baltimore Minerva, related to the Editor a case which occurred some time since in Virginia, that the mere foam or saliva of mad dog, without any wound from its bite, will produe hydrophobia. young girl walking along the road to her fathers house, saw strange dog running towards herr she attempted to jump upon the fence until the animal passed-but the dog seized her apron, tore large hole in it and then passed on. The girl thankful for her escape proceeded to the house and set down to mend the nt-biting he Mread of ,rhen she had finished: In short time afterwards she was corpse, having died with every symptom ofthe hydrophobia.