... molecular particles arose into the air from such decompo. sitico, which produced, when taken into the lungs a disease, called the typhoid fever, that proved fatal in from twenty-five to thirty per cent. of eases. When once taken into the system, then the disease ...

... maeanrea, aad thk oourea woe adopted laat year in inataacac whore leaky mamiiiah infecting both water and air induced led typhoid toror, aggruratod k omao mam by dafoothro reatOalioa k oat* tagre with wiade aeade open. Aa ea kataooa wbat k atill going ...

... paved ; close alleys had been thrown open, and the drainage of the town had been the means of reducing disease. Formerly low typhoid fever was very prevalent, but there was very little it now. The town was very much depressed in its trade, but could tell ...

... to the Town. When he first came to Coventry, 18 years ago, he was remarkably struck with the insalubrity of the City ; low typhoid fever used to abound, and diseases of the class which had been distinctly traced to a want of proper sani- tary arrangements ...

... efficient manner in which the drainage had been carried out had been the means of reducing disease. There was now very little low typhoid fever, which was formerly very prevalent. The trade of the city was very much depressed, but he could tell them of another ...

... to the Town. When he first came to Coventry, 18 years ago, he was remarkably struck with the insalubrity of the City; low typhoid fever used to abound, and diseases of the class which had been distinctly traced to.a want of proper sani- tary arrangements ...

... at 4*. 6d. and Bs., quarts 14*., at his Dispensing Establishment, New Street. Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Diphtheria, Typhoid, Sore Throat.—This disease is identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For a ...

... when placed ow young soft pastures, and with sudden | el hanges of diet. Itis in epizootic diseases, such as and contageous typhoid, whereas it is seen in young animals of all kinds, when a dyspeptic state is induced from an artificial system of rearing ...

... been marked by an ujeusual prevalence of diasrwcsa. Medical diseases generally haye assumed a low, or as it is termed a typhoid character and surgical diseases in our hospitals have shown unfevour. able symptoms. These facts have been to many signs ...

... naralma h« draghkn. Mr. iSmHv, ad Qlmn. iraaaam Ika can al ; H, wki awdnUg Man aa MkaHia ad Ika aar aaa•nanl an aMaak ad typhoid layar, kaa ban taalt aalaad wHk a lag M. wklak laalad far Lana gnkralag mb aaaaan par nlaaia, ka .M M Iha anal km naaaad 000 ...

... cases among chil- Diarrkea was ve! ry prevalent during the early part of September. Almost every case, whether of simple or typhoid fever, has been accompanied by a pustular eruption or more cr leas, of the throat. In some cases the mucous membrane has almost ...

... among cbl-ll drec. Dieretena woe very prevalent eluring the early pash of September. Almost every cone, whether of simple or typhoid fever. bas~been accompanied by a puntular ereption or uleeratton, more cr lees, of the throat, In nome cwane the munoon membrane ...