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NEWS AND NOTES. LX. TUESDAY, November 28.
The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Friday 1 December 1865, page 3
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The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Friday 1 December 1865, page 3
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| 2008-08-11 17:39:27.0 | user:public:aobrienaus | only tho faculty but all heads of families must " On Tuesday last tho Police Magistrate at- Mathoura station. The first witness examinod he ran a few yards after tho goat, and tho overseer deposed that being in tho neighbor- for tho purpose of making tho post mortem, de who died in tho hospital, and the organ in brain, some four or fivo hundred being dis- | only the faculty but all heads of families must " On Tuesday last the Police Magistrate at- Mathoura station. The first witness examined he ran a few yards after the goat, and the overseer deposed that being in the neighbor- for the purpose of making the post mortem, de who died in the hospital, and the organ in brain, some four or five hundred being dis- |
| 2008-08-11 17:33:14.0 | user:public:aobrienaus | that no marks of violonco likoly to ariso from tho butting of a goat woro noticoablo on tho body. This íb tho second death which has boon attributed boro within a twelvemonth or so to that vory obscuro form of disease-hydatids. Tho formor waa a girl of about sixtoon years, whioh the hydatids woro found wns tho brain, somo four or fivo hundred boing dis- covered in ouo sido of that organ. Tho pro- fessional gentlomen engaged considered tho features presented by that caso exceedingly Bill guiar, and thoso of tho present aro viowod as being still moro extraordinary and unusual. Somo of tho hydatids woro attached to tho floating in tho blond contained in tho loft von triclo. Tho lad nppoars to havo occasionally boon subject to fainting fits, and thoso aro sup- posed to havo boon produced by tho intorforenco of this organic growth with tho action of tho vulvos of tho heart. Tho subject as affooting tho human framo is exceedingly obscuro, but tho infroquoncy of its known occurrcnco com- mends itself to tho notice of tho professional | that no marks of violence likely to arise from the butting of a goat were noticeable on the body. This is the second death which has been attributed here within a twelvemonth or so to that very obscure form of disease-hydatids. The former was a girl of about sixteen years, which the hydatids were found was the brain, some four or fivo hundred being dis- covered in one side of that organ. The pro- fessional gentlemen engaged considered the features presented by that case exceedingly sin- gular, and those of the present are viewed as being still more extraordinary and unusual. Some of the hydatids were attached to the floating in the blood contained in the left ven- tricle. The lad appears to have occasionally been subject to fainting fits, and those are sup- posed to have been produced by the interference of this organic growth with the action of the valves of the heart. The subject as affecting the human frame is exceedingly obscure, but the infrequency of its known occurrence com- mends itself to the notice of the professional |
| 2008-08-11 17:26:06.0 | user:public:aobrienaus | I tako tho following report from a Deniliquin papor, as it volates to a subject in which not only tho faculty but all hoads of fnmilios must fool an interest. Medical scienco has not yet reached perfection, groat as its triumphs nro : " On Tuosday last tho Polico Magistrate at- specting the donth of a lad aged thirteen years, namod Thomas Fullerton, who had boon found lying dead in his bed on tho previous day hy Mr. Clancy, shcop overseer to Mr. Hogg, of Mathoura station. Tho first witness oxaminod was Bridget Pondon, a married woman and sister of deocasod, who deposed that on Sunday ovoning last sho was milking a goat, and hor brother hold tho animal by its horns ; tho goat giving a plungo forward struck doccasod cither in tho breast or stomach, from which ho appeared to suffer somowhat ; ho ran a fow yards after tho goat, and then laid down anti complained of sickness, and remained drowsy tho wholo of tho ovoning after- wards. On Monday, sho finding him no better started for Doniliquin, and, on her return in tho nftornoon, found ho was dead. John Clancy, tho ovorseer deposod that being in tho neighbor- hood on Monday, and requiring tho assistnnco of dooonsod, ho wont to tho hut bolioving do coasod to bo aBloop, and found him on tho bod dead and his body cold. A. W. F. Noyos, Bur- goon, of Doniliquin, who nttondod tho inquiry for tho purpose of making tho poU mortem, do posed that ho had dono so, and found that (ho causo of death was hydatids in tho hoart, and | I take the following report from a Deniliquin paper, as it relates to a subject in which not only tho faculty but all heads of families must feel an interest. Medical science has not yet reached perfection, great as its triumphs are : " On Tuesday last tho Police Magistrate at- specting the death of a lad aged thirteen years, named Thomas Fullerton, who had been found lying dead in his bed on the previous day by Mr. Clancy, sheep overseer to Mr. Hogg, of Mathoura station. The first witness examinod was Bridget Fenelon, a married woman and sister of deceased, who deposed that on Sunday evening last she was milking a goat, and her brother held the animal by its horns ; the goat giving a plunge forward struck deceased either in the breast or stomach, from which he appeared to suffer somewhat ; he ran a few yards after tho goat, and then laid down and complained of sickness, and remained drowsy the whole of the evening after- wards. On Monday, she finding him no better started for Deniliquin, and, on her return in the afternoon, found he was dead. John Clancy, tho overseer deposed that being in tho neighbor- hood on Monday, and requiring the assistance of deceased, he went to the hut believing de- ceased to be asleep, and found him on the bed dead and his body cold. A. W. F. Noyes, Sur- geon, of Deniliquin, who attended the inquiry for tho purpose of making tho post mortem, de posed that he had done so, and found that the cause of death was hydatids in the heart, and |