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RECORD OF CASES OF BLACK-WATER FEVER IN THE DUARS.

DAM DIM DISTRICT.*

    1st attack. 2nd attack.  
Barons 1 Mr. C.— Assistant.
Age 28.
May 1889 .. Sept. 1889 .. Came out November 1887. Both
attacks mild. Went home shortly
after second attack. Recovery.
2 Mr. E.— Assistant.
Age 25.
October 1891 March 1892 .. Was out about 3 years. 12 months
at Baitagool, then went to Barons.
        Second attack had 3 days' hæmoglo-
binuria, then 2 days' high fever
without hæmoglobinuria or anæ-
mia and this was followed by
death.
3 Mr. M.— Assistant.
Age 28.
August 1890 .. .. Out 3 or 4 years in Sylhet, then
came to Barons. Death.
4 Mr. D.— Assistant.
Age 28.
October 1899 February 1901 Out about 5 years. 1 year at
Narkati. 2 years Rungamuttee,
then Barons. First attack went
home for 6 months. After com-
ing back had second attack, then
went Sylhet.
5 Mr. G.— Assistant.
Age 25.
May 1901 .. .. Was out about 3 years. Kumlai 18
months, then to Barons. Re-
mained at Barons some years, but
did not have any further attack.
Severe attack. Recovery.
6 Mrs. C.— .. .. May 1895 .. Sept. 1896 .. Out 2 years. States had fever
every week for the whole period.
Second attack at place near Dar-
jeeling. Recovery.
7 Mr. T.— Assistant.
Age 23.
June 1907 .. .. Out 8 months, all at Barons. After
first few weeks in the country
suffered from repeated and severe
fever. Went later to Assam and
had second attack there. Was
sent home. Severe attack.
8 Babu H. Age 25 .. July 1902 .. .. 2 years at Barons from country.
Recovery.
9 Babu S. G. .. February 1904 .. About 1 year resident. Came from
his country with wife and
daughter. Lived at North Grant.
Mild attack. Recovery.
10 Babu S. G.'s wife .. February 1904 .. Lived at North Grant. Death.

* NOTE.—Information mainly contributed by Dr. Brown of the Dam Dim District.