... the corrected weekly average by four. Ten were of children under five years of age, fcur were referred to measles, two to typhoid fever, and one to rmallpox. The 24 in North Leeds, including four which occurred in the Workhouse, were two below the average ...

... througrh the entire illness toii3 melancholy termination at i3 p.mu. on Thursday,. the 2. th, were those of a aevere attack of typhoid foyer. Trcs LAW DSOEST COBausIsssON.-Thc report of the Commiecionere for a. Digest of the Lowv rspoits a oat of conclusions ...

... subsequently forgotten. We heard only the other day the following casee-A young lady, sisying in Germany, was attacked with typhoid fever, by which she nearly lost her life. On her recovery it was found that everything preoeding her illness was a blank. ...

... relates the cane of a airl Lett In I Arti w: vlto, suffeoling ftom an affection of the ear consequent upon !n, all attack of typhoid fever, was suddenly seized with a P am5 sneeving fit, which lasted for eighty hoasrs. Reckoning ten PAIt 3t sneezes pel- Ininlhte ...

... reproducing cholera in a certain proportion of the people to whose mucous membranes it in any way gains acess. Dysentery and typhoid fever are probably propagated in the same way through air or water, and all these serve as a type of those forms of disease ...