...to that appearance; and I have had inftances of a difeafe, which, though evidently arifing from^he chincough contagion, never put on any other form than that of a common ca* tarrh. * f This, however, feldom happens ; for, generally in the fecond, and at fartheft in the...

...throughout the whole course of the disease. ' I have had instances of a disease,' says Dr. Cullen, ' which though evidently arising from the chincough...on any other form than that of a common catarrh.' * The same circumstance has occurred within my own observation ; and Mr. Burns remarks, that ' in young...

...throughout the whole course of the disease. ' I have had instances of a disease,' says Dr; Cullen, 'which though evidently arising from the chincough...any other , form than that of a common catarrh.'* The same circumstance has occurred %vithin my own observation ; and Mr. Burns remarks, that ' in young...

...its course, may present this character only.2 "I have had instances of a disease," says Dr. Cullen, "which, though evidently arising from the chin-cough...never put on any other form than that of a common catarrh."3 And Dr. Burns observes that, "in young children, even death may take place, although the...

...in even a milder form than that which I have called simple hooping-cough. He thought he had seen " instances of a disease, which, though evidently arising...on any other form than that of a common catarrh." Others again believe that adults may have it without hooping. But all this seems to me very doubtful....

...greatly, even when the disease occurs in an uncomplicated form. Some persons2 have contended that it may " never put on any other form than that of a common catarrh ;" and although 1 "Med.-Chir. Trans." vol. xvi,p. 91. 2 Cullen and others. it appears to me that the...

...is quite evident, since it was stated and taught by Dr. Cullen. " I have had instances," he says, " of a disease which, though evidently arising from...on any other form than that of a common catarrh." And, again, " when the disease beginning in the form of a catarrh is attended with fever and dimcult...

...ago, is quite evident, since it was stated and taught by Dr. Cullen. "I have had instances," he says, "of a disease which, though evidently arising from...on any other form than that of a common catarrh." And again, "when the disease beginning in the form of a catarrh is attended with fever and difficult...

...whooping cough may appear without being preceded by any catarrhal stage, and Cullen asserts that he " has had instances of a disease which, though evidently...on any other form than that of a common catarrh." Trousseau, too, says that he has in some cases known it to continue throughout the complaint, and no...