Bowing v. Delaware Rayon Co.

Layton, C. J.,

delivering the opinion of the Court:

The declaration avers that, as a result of disulphide poisoning, “the plaintiff experiences periods of irra*208tionality, unconscious spells, great physical weakness, dizziness, boils, shock to nervous system, lack of control over self, nightmares, crying spells, headaches, weakened eyesight and loss of libido.”

The alleged injurious results are so varied in their nature that examinations by specialists in several branches of medical science may well be requiredvif the purpose of the statute is to be given effect. Medicine is, perhaps, the most…