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... quickly manifested, and ars allowed have their fullest development. The results, therefore, often are either low, putrid, or typhoid condition of the system, or acute irritation of the bowels. Taking into consideration the dangers arising from the use ot ...
... boys, and eats the revolting and poisonous food till the life of all their blood is touched oorruptedly.â Fevers of the typhoid class â prostrate them, and send them the hospital and the grave, and their children to the workhouse and the parish rates ...
... Hall, ou Acute Specific Diseasesof paper “On the Specific Cause the Ist instant, proved highly successful, and the repetiof Typhoid, Typhus, relapsing Fevers,” printed in the is looked (or with much interest. The chorus psrta, Medico-Cbirurgical Society's ...
... Hospital, and that fever premembers of the Court of Lieutenancy, will start from the vailed a great extent in that locality of typhoid Mansion House at ball-past two o’clock, and proceed along form. One death of that character occurred in Cleikenthe Poultry ...
... support gives to them the dignity of science. can now it, while the Conservatives mustered almost their tell how to establish a typhoid endemic, and with entire strength, and could reckon as its op- as much certainty we can tell how it may be reponents. Such ...
... delivered to the English Consul, who mourn- siderable portion of the great general Christian ttceg weret the natural abodes of typhoid poison, for the Duchess of Kent:— The bearer of the present, church. I say deplorable perturbation, and is own was impossible ...
... ordered six bleedings, and at the end of these, on the second day, the symptoms were already announced in the bulletina to be typhoid”— ■ that is, weak and asthenic. The true origin of the fever was now clearly seen, tor there were marked accesses and remissions ...
... paper in the Slave States was the 7Vm« American. , Previous to the issue of the ninth number, Mr. Clay was taken iU with typhoid fever. Prostrate with disease, he learned on the 14th of August, few minutes before three o’clock, that there was to , be ...
... James, eldest son of Mr. Grorge Isrie, lileworth, Middletex, aged 33. On the 20tb Anr., 83. Dwey-atree , Hobart Town, of typhoid lever. MartkA foarth daughter of the late Assistant Commßsorj- General Peter tbe J6ih Aug., at Madras, Ellen, wife of John ...
... the InaL, lorqaay, Bhoda, third daoghUr o! Sir George i- Eatrange, aged SI. the Aug., a. 33, Darey atreet, Heoart Town, typhoid fever. Martha, fourth daughter nf the A.e Aaelatant CotLtt.Ua - General Peter aoberta. On the InaL, at -ealdeace, s«, A ...
... at the advanced age ot 95 years. Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhus, in the tables, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 fever,” 2 by gastric fever, I by continued fever, 1 infantile, and I by bilious fever. Mr. Mean, the registrar of ...
... deceased and her husband had lived unhappily together. One ot the medical witnesses said considered death resulted from low typhoid fever, while another thought it was from tbe effect ot some irritant poison. Tbe corcaw remarked that a very mysterious case ...