... Gook condttioes may quite irrespective of ooistagioo, and that thus prodnoodral certainly extend rapidly, and manifest a low typhoid and type. Hides of animals dying from the disale or hlaeglitered while suffering frogaLmust not be brought near sound stook ...

... _Speeine Cause ' _of Typhoid , _Typhus , and Relapsing _-Fevers , printed in the _Medico - Chirurgical Society's - Transactions _ _: _- for ' 18 SO ; - o £ _essays - _On : the Identity or Non-identity of _Typhus and Typhoid Fevers ( 1850 ); . ...

... Unlston-nn (INoP.) on the FtiCfTe i«j>er the of Typhoid. Typhu- and Ib-Inj , ing I •rers, print tie* M d.io-t hirurg.eai Socic Tmnsa* I.oiih for ItcVO ;of assies 'the Identity Non-i-.entity Tyjilo pn-l Typhoid Fevers” (18 dl) ; “On the cum* d under the term ...

... of Nap., lots .1.1.6 e. •••onded by Mr T. K., proposed follow./ lett, which Ind with the uf the of hon. the beiNg typhoid end ler de showy es its mu. tun, thews tilat•• • pew,,r espied the bshr.y of that. in of tag, of lb. &withers the of ...

... kriowthd . fact tliat _bleeding-is _iost as frightfolly carried onatEomeor Naples as _atTurin . Count Cavour _'» illricss was typhoid fever , the modern _riameofcoiigestivesastric . _Typliusisadinerentdisease altogether . Achcstuuthorseand _. _ahorsc _chestnut ...

... sore. But, whatever form ‘it assumes, € it speedily induces great weakness, whilst the ac- companying fever ia. of a low typhoid type In many cases occurring during the present season the liver and have been inyolred, as indicated by the symptoms of ...

... do well to know the fact that bleeding past fttghtfally carried on at Rome Naples se Turin. Count Caroler's illness was typhoid lever, the modem name of congestive gastric. Typhus is disease altogether. A chestnut bone end a bees shutout are not more ...

... course was adopted lest year in several instances where leaky drains and cesspool. infecting both water end air induced or fed typhoid fever, aggravated in some cases by defective ventilation in cottage. with windows roads not to open. As an instance of ...

... new story—the Count had caught cold walking through the dewy grass—he was prostrated with remittent fever—it had assumed typhoid form—it had put on the form of congestion of the brain. The diagnosis was continually shifting, but the treatment wan always ...

... inflmens, and if they are unable to seize al) the subtle means of the symptoms, they invent new In a memoir published on typhoid fever in the heres, the three forms, vis., one mucous, ome thoracic, end ane These three forms corre- to those of influenza; ...

... another, with typhoid fever of a severe, oven fatal character. A melancholy example of this is given in the Registrar-General’s present report, where, the district of Lyconibe, near Bath, at Oldfield Cottage, five cases of this typhoid fever appeared ...

... night was in a very pro- o carious state. o'0 DEArn OF SIR W. I(rrTH MURRAY, BART.- dot We regret to anatwace the death from typhoid Cit fever, of Sir Willian Keith Murray, Bast., which cot took place yesterdty morning at his residence, as l Ouchtertyre. ...