...Pathology. —In these forms of fever a malarial poison of an unknown kind, generated in paludal regions or littoral districts, is absorbed, and affects the blood,...source. Indeed, it still remains to be shown that m/ilaria have a substantial existence. No poisonous principle has yet been chemically demonstrated...

...these forms of fever a malarial poison of an unknown kind, generated in paludal regions or litoral districts, is absorbed, and affects the blood, as...typhus, and other miasmatic poisons do. The poison, in tke absence of any better name, is known as "malaria,;" and as physicians have merely inferred the...

...admitted though, that these diseases do not prevail in all marshy districts. The poison generated in these districts is absorbed, and affects the blood as cholera, typhus, and other miasmatic poisons do. No exact knowledge of the nature and source of this poison — which, in the absence of any better...

...admitted though, that these diseases do not prevail in all mnrshy districts. The poison generated in these districts is absorbed, and affects the blood as cholera, typhus, and other miasmatic poisons do. No exact knowledge of the nature and source of this poison — which, in the absence of any better...

...malarious forms of yellow fever), a malarious poison of an unknown kind, generated in paludal regions or littoral districts, is absorbed and affects the blood,...absence of any better name, is known as ' malaria.' " Flint, Wood, and others, say virtually the same. From the above, it will be conceded that " malaria...

...admitted though, that these diseases do not prevail in all marshy districts. The poison generated in these districts is absorbed, and affects the blood as cholera, typhus, and other miasmatic poisons do. The division of the febrile paroxysms into cold, hot, and sweating stages, the greater duration of the...