His Breath Caught Firo.
Dr. George T. Beatson thus writes in
the British Medical Journal: I have
thought it right, to put on record the
following case, as it seems to me to be
one of some rarity and to have some
importance from a medico-legal point
of view, I cannot do better than give
the facts in the words of the patient
himself, who communicated them to
ma by letter. Tie writes as as follows .*
"A rather strange thincr happened to
myself about a week ago. For a month
or so I was troubled very much with
foul eructations. I had no pain, but
the smell of the gas which came from
my stomach was disagreeable to myself
and to all who happened to be in the
room., About a week ago, as 1 said, I
got up in the morning and lighted a
match to see lhe time, and when 1 put
the match near my mouth to blow it
out my breath caught lire and gave a
loud crack like the report of a pistol. It
burnt my lips and they are still a little
sore. I got a terrible surprise, and so
did my wife, for the report awakenei
her."
From the above occurrence it would
appear that the conditions known as
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only a source of misery to the sufferer
and those compelled to associate with
him, hut may, under certain circum
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to the unfortunate possessor of it. In
the present instance tho gaseous results
of the imperfect'y digested food had
their atoms of carbon and hydrogen so
arranged as to give rise to the presence
of carbureted hydrogen, the inflamma
ble and explosive qualities of which
came into play when mixed with a due
proportion of atmospheric air in pres
ence of the ungarded light of the burn
ing match. 1 may add that the patient
to whom this accident happened is a
most intelligent aiul observant man,; n 1
that the diet 1 perscribed for the indi
gestion from whieh he suffers from
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Br the author of " Dora Thorue,"
Hhndows on the know. A Novel. Ry Tt. L. Far
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author of •' Mary Ilarlou," etc.
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author ot " The Wotaan iu White," etc.
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John llowerhuak'c Wife. A Novel. By Miss
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author f • Dora Thorue," etc.
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Amoa Iturlen. A Novel. By George F.llot,author
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