... e~lesyparlyisimpurities, eraties, sysert, eurlgi, irlthttly slopiasata, acidity, Ilullowoga'e Ointiment sand P~il.-TDiptharnla Typhoid, Seow Thsroat.-This disasee Is filenati eel wilt, one form of aweatt fevr, ansI for Its cure demands thesome trystni~ent. ...

... were returned. A journeyman wood-carver and his wife died, the latter on the 7th instant, the former on the 8th instant, of typhoid fever, at 99, Mansfield-street, Eaggerstone. A female servant who was brought to the Small-pox Hospital, where she died, had ...

... overe reteised. A journeyman wood-carver and his wile died, the latter on the 7th instant, ?? former oni the sth instant, of typhoid fever, a me Mansfiel streof, t-I erstone. A fenoale servant who oeas brought to the Sinil-pox Hospital, where she died, had ...

... r were returned, A journeyman wood carver and his wife died, the latter on the 7th inst, the former on the 8th inst., of typhoid fever, at 99, Mansfield-street, Haggerstone. of 15 children who died by suffocation, 12 were suf- forated in Led. Iest week ...

... were returned A wooeruyman aoed-erver aed hiq wife died, the latter on the Yth instant, the former on the 8th instant, of typhoid fever, at 99, tansield.streat, Haggeratone- A female servant who was brought to the Smal-pox ?? were she died, had been living ...

... were returned. A journeyman wood carver and his wife died, the latter on the 7th instant, the former on the 8th instant, of typhoid fever at 99, Manasfield-street, Haggerstone. A female servant who had been brought to the Small-pox Hospital where she died ...

... eats the revolting and poisonous food em till tho life of all their blood is touched corruptedly. wei Fevers of the typhoid class prostrate them, send Th, them to the hospital and the* grave, and their children unl to the workhouse and the perieh ...

... committee t of ?? 'Bciey.Dr.J~er s ultowe'a's a the author of 0'h ~tainttrs(83 n h Acute Specific Diee~~ a~r ntl pcfcCuej( of Typhoid a]inad1eaan e'e~rne ntec ModioOhrrailSotyA Trffan *.a0;of t4 Typol~od Fbvege y cn fud udrtb temttneiXie~(81 ouabthet, profesinl ...

... the author of The Gulstomiain Lectures (1S53) on the Acute Specific Diseases ; of a paper On the Spe- cific Cause of Typhoid, Typhus, and ltelap-sing Fevers, priuted in the Medico-Clirurgical Society's Trausactious for 1850; of essays On the ...

... hospital, together with the medical and other'offlcbrc and already referred to were attacked by fever of a maiignant obje typhoid form. All the Egyptian sailors when adatttedi ttei i~phoidcotoi ibto tbe hospital were in an extremely filthy conditren, Purr ...

... with diarrhoea and dysentery, of which diseases a very considerable number died. The crew, b. after having spread the fatal typhoid fever, of which a Ib number of the Liverpool inhabitants died, were sent Adhome, it may he recollected% in another Egyptian ...

... 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 ...