New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-06
THE NEU-H4TEN P1TIENTS DOING oEAI''
RESULTS OF II SPECULATION
WITH DR.. KOCH'S EMEDY.

ENCOURAGING RESULTS OF THE 1NoCCbAlNoN
WITH DR.. KOCH'S REMEDY.
New Haven. Conn. Dec. > (specian.-Therc IS still
much interest taken hero in the experiments with DE-
Koch's remedy now going on in this city. The threS
patients who are now under treatment are doing
finely. especially the man first inOculated. The hr't
experiment la, given good grounds. the doctors say,
for believing that tie lymph VIII complIsh al 'hit
IS asserted for it. As regard, the two patients inocu-
lated Yesterday afternoon, sufficient time has not yet
elapsed to form any definite opinions, but in each Of
these case, thc symptoms described I'm European cases
vcrr apparert. The last two patients were much I'M
proved to-day. The first case experimental on has
reached a more marked stage Of Improvement. because
il has had q longer time Of development. There mas
been a steady gain in thi, case. and The patient SHOWS
every slcn Of a continued progress toward recovery.
Tho two eases treated yesterday were entirely different
from the first one. and II is hardly expected that tie
eoect Of the lymph viii lo The same A. on the hr't
patient. Lupus and tubercul0us llTyngtts differ from
pulmonary tuberculosis, and f. wa especially - treat
The three distinct phases II consumption that 'E'
| selection Of patients va, made. The amount OF lymph
Injected Wa the same In each case. and whIIc INC
symptoms show a general re-emblance, each case
affords a distinct study u itself.
DIR. Francis Bacon wa, asked this morning for ms
| opinion relative to the experiments he had witnessed
lie said: BE- ~ g the first case. | am free 10 say that
| tie symptom, were all that has been claimed
for the l'mph, but II VIII require "''
.r nv, G,y- before we c0u adequately juds'
Il it, cGcacy. Tie patient 40 the first case mas
.my-oyoG. hu; rs ~ the latter ci-cs. sufficient time has
not pa.-.i - form any opinion. Tie symptoms IA
rlo two latter case. we're distinctly different from
those I'm tho first ease. and tie effects Of the lymph
wo4id not be- the same: but a, % the first case l an
vuuu. 20 say that many of TIE symptoms described
by Dr.. Koch were apparent
Ir. Horny l.. swain. who furnished on" 81 inc
/ u,'cu', orpfa,,d up1u Yesterday. said lie moe
vl,uou va, performed by pr. Foster, and the effects
~ tho Ivuah were ~ fest = short time afteF"1N.
I rt, SYMPTOM. were about che same a. reported II
other cases by the newspapers. I DO not thlhk mat
tho ymph Lad any eject upon the breathing Of the
p,f.cut. either % make It oppressive or 4" make II
n,cr. An I can say j., that all the symptoms that
m.ou incubation rs described By DE-. Koch were
pl,rry appanut. remained with my patient nearly
All nIsAt. ard h, condition gradually improved under
ola. e,,.,t. II The medicine. The reaction was not
urr over for twelve hours. We have been pledged
>. ..,-,4.y I'm regard T. the matter until Professor
/ tn,t.~niru make, bis report. AID We ph} 'i''aN' do
Dr = g. Foster. who is conducting tM' cFpftI-
I rs.,>. was asked THIS afternoon about IN. rt>"Ii5 'o,
f,.raf bt DE declined 90 -aN %anftnluH iDrt"cI t"dl
o., ,.,,r, ,r.,,.>.. When a-lrd II there were any
49,, rttsirtr- hc~, - study the experiment.,
me- uncovered tlat one or two personal iflehdH nti
..ri, luf hc knew Of no Dtiei,, and hdd not Hcart
maj ans Musicians from New York Intended 'OnI!ul
n.~, f,r mat purpose. IN" patient rr>t lnoculaln
hni been uoculatrd 'saln Nth a s,n'"nf nr,'d
do.e Of m, lymph. and the same symptoms hopN ~
49,. limo II fnc nr-t incubation were d-alp aVpAF'h''
H.. r,,ioI.- i~uorull'"i Yesterday viii probably re
c,!yc a -ccond treatment i"Inorto"'