... appearance, Messrs. Simonds, Gamgee, and other veterinarians of note pronounced it to be “a complaint of the lungs, with typhoid symptoms,” but recently they and other English writers on the subject have used the word rtnilri-jiest, which in Germany and ...

... chronic disease, in many instances caused by bad food. Dongloe.— Births, CO; deaths, 36. Affections of the throat and fever of typhoid character extensively prevailed. Five per cent, of the number of accouchements were those of twin births. Glenties. —Births ...

... no food for a long time pievious. Death lesulted from typhoid fiver irom the want the necessaries of life. The Coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict— u That deceased died from typhoid fever, and the sai fever and the said death were caused ...

... Representatives the President?s Message had been referred to the Appropriate Commute. The Federal General Budford was very ill typhoid fever. In the Senate, Mr. Lawe, of Kansas, had introduced an important hill to restrict the speculative traffic in gold, silver ...

... Council and Board of Aldermen. Advices from New Orleans to the nth inst. state that yellow fever was prevalent in that city. Typhoid fever at Vicksburg was also most mr?ignant, the proportion of fatal cases being seven out of ten. It is reported from New ...

... in certain month, being about week after the arrival of the king at Bt. Cloud, there regularly occurred fatal epidemic of typhoid fever among tbe soldiers. It never attacked the civil population nor the oflicers. The cause was simply overcrowding. The ...

... diagnosis of the disease itself, and here fortunately there is some uni formity of opinion. The disorder is so plainly of a typhoid character that it has been so characterized even in the official publications of the Privy Council. On Saturday, too, we printed ...

... moot thsrefors lamsntattoo rstbsr than efoorprim. la in known eo»rso of ditsona last work attack of ordinary eharaotar of typhoid IWvor. oauso of l to jur* bora of laogs os stotsd. This oongostioo was, of hypes tads saoh as ao- j cars of wsakaoaa of On ...

... taken any food for long time previous to her death. Typhoid fever, resulting from want of tho necessaries of life, was tho immediate cause of death. The verdict was, ‘That deceased died from typhoid fever, and the said fever and tho said death were caused ...

... iufant si.u of Rev. J. Knox Leslie, Coukstowu, aged one \ear and four months. March 27, at Whitworth Hospital, Dublin, of typhoid fever, caught in the perforumuce his duty Resident Pupil of that iostitutiou. Thomas Duigan, aged 22, seventh son of late ...

... any, leaving void not to be filled up, let the new-comers who attempt his instrument be ever so brilliant. Overcrowding and Typhoid as Cause and Effect. —Overcrowding, said Mr. Godwin, in an address to the Brighton people in their Town-hall, reported in ...

... certainly possessed of intelligence, zeal, and soldierly qualities weather has suddenly become alarmingly close and . warm, and typhoid fevers are rather increasing in camps and quarters. The Hon. SUMNER ON THE STUMPS IN NEW York * The Hon. Charles Sumner, United ...