... God. Remove the cause and tbe effect cannot take place. The typhoid lever, ague, kc , are local diseases, and are pro- duced by local causes. The name of the fungus in the locality of the typhoid fever iu—hydrophora stercorea (Greek), from luidor water ...

... Miss Fannie Seward, only daughter of Secreh;{ Seward, died on the 29:h ult., of typhoid fever, aged The blow has been & severe one to the Becretary, who, being in delicate bealth, is now quite prostrated. A private letter has been reccived from Washin£ ...

... small- 2; measles, 3; scarlatina, 26 whooping-cough, 16 ; fever, including typhus and typhoid, 7 ; diphtheria, 1. Shstfield ; SouW.—Births. 164 ; deaths, 103. Typhoid fever has been a fruitful cause of death, showed itself fatal'y m the beginning of August ...

... scarlatina, typhoid fever, and fever, not otherwise distinguished. The 22 deaths in north Leeds, of which 4 weie recorded in the Workhouse aud 1 iv the House of Kecovery, were 4 below the average ; 8 were of infants under one year, 1 resulted from typhoid fever ...

... extent his district suffered the scourge of typhus and typhoid fevers. In Hunslet 21 & \s' ...

... Leeds than at the present time, accounts for a laree portion of the excess ; more than twenty deaths were referred to typhus, typhoid, .and other fevers during last week. In south-east Leeds the 18 deaths were 1 in excess of the corrected average number ; ...

... The Ses Queen, from London, with gunpowder for the insurgents, has passed Maita en route ?or Syria. VaLeTTA, August 23rd.—Typhoid fever has broken out smoug the troops stationed here, and proved fatal in peveral instances. ...

... nothing unknown to science; no peculiarity of form, but simply the typhoid character with different moilfica- tions already known, such as typhoid fever, petechial typhus, bilious typhoid fever (the bilfrses typkoid of the Germans), fibvre recurrente (febris ...

... age, 1 was a fatal case of typhoid fever, and 1 an inquest, the result of a fractured skull. In north Leeds the 21 deaths included 2 which occurred in the Workhouse, and were 5 below the average ; 1 each was referred to typhoid fever, whoopingcough, and ...

... of the family had been suffering from low typhoid fever, and the oldest child was the first to die. The jury returned a verdict, That deceased died suddenly from the mortal effects of morrliage from low typhoid fever, accelerated by want of the common ...

... were referred to measles, one each to typhoid fever and scarlatina, and two were inquest cases of sudden death from natural causes. In Holbeck the 13 deaths were five above the average, one each resultiug from typhoid and rheumatic fevers. The four in Bramley ...

... the rage, including 2by typhoid fever, and Iby bronchitis. Just one half of the deaths in this district were those of infants under 1 year old. The return for Kirks tall is 2 below the average, including 1 fatal case of typhoid fever while the municipal ...