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... bilious fever. It first appeared larst' August, and has principally attacked out-door labourers. The diseases only assumed a typhoid character. the mortality at fit, Petersburg baa been eighty a day, but is now diminish. ing. EXTRAORDINA:RY ACTIION FOB SL-ANDER ...
... November 38 November, 11 333 207 42 Patients remaining in the house, Dec, 18t, 81. Mortality, 12 061 per cent, TYPr or DISEASr, Typhoid Fever ?? 228 Rheumatic Fever. . 5 Typhus Fever ?? 44 Febricula ?? I . 14 ?? 3 Pneumonia . ?? 1 Scarlet Fever .. 12 Erysipelas ...
... Pmcmonaii, aged X3, Eliza, sife 0 I of the P1ev. (enrge Thomas, incuimbent of St. I'bilip',,, Leedl~s. eo-i ARIno--Dee. 10thl, of typhoid fever, aged 26, Mr. lesjn. Waling, 1:) of Meorlcy. O THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE AND THE p ty EEIN'FORCEMENTS FOP, CANADA. rl .cl ...
... on of animal or vegetable is matter. Be believed there was a poison which adhered to ;h decomposing matter, and produced typhoid diseases. It was a- niecessary to get rid not only of filth but of this poison, a which finds a scidu3 wherever filth is deposited ...
... published yesterday, anud, as usuael, is a highly inlstructive docnmeutt. Ha~ving referred at eelne length to onnoutbsrealc of typhoid fever at Gbuild- ford, which woo traced to the wiater supply of the port of the town afiotted, M~r. Siono esays -iiEt soems ...