... 6-30 p.m. An official memorandum, just communicated by the Home Minister, states that the number of new cases of recurrent typhoid fever, aud other fevers of a similar vature, admitted into the hospitals, varies from 100 to ‘ 150 a day; that the highest ...

... relative to the malady . ** This malady appears to be neitber a fever of an nter. mittent or continuous nature, nor yet a simple typhoid one, but it certainly is very vim{ont and dangerg, Amrd(ngtoflllorinionl of the Russian physician, is is the same as that which ...

... Authorities, in every case of the arrival of any vessel, in which there is, on board, any | case of cholera, smallpox, typhus, or typhoid fever, in order that they may take such measures, as they see fit, for the protection of the public health within their J ...

... report the arrival ‘“from any port in the Baltic of a ves.us in which there is any case of cholern, small-pox, typhus or typhoid fever, orin which any disease whatever is extensively prevalent,” to the local authorities, *in order that they may take ...

... shortly after Mrs. Pritchard died, he remarked that his beloved wife l was gone ; that her death had resulted from an attack of typhoid fever; that he had called in three doctors to visit Ler on the day prior to her death ; but that it had been no use, *Too ...

... and is likely to induce the disease in them. But this malady is not communicable to man, though it closely resembles the typhoid fever in man ; nor can sheep or dogl, or other animals not of the ox tribe, be infected with it. The highly contagious and ...