... Johnson, youngest daughter of the laet Fran- cis Johneson; of Belfast, merchant. January 300, at Park Avenue, New York, of typhoid fever, Ann Matilda, wife of Win. Dempster, Eeq., late of Belfast, Ireland, in the 42nd year of her ago. ...

... shtaken ofl on former occasions, without being con- fined to his bed for more than a day or two. The j Count's illness was typhoid fever, tile modern name for congestive gastric fever. For this discase, whicil an English or French physician would treat ...

... vomiting set in, and later in the night lie was bled and treated for apoplectic tendencies. Now they are afraid that the typhoid nature of the malady has been too long ignored, and the patient weakened by repeated blood-letting. All possible measures ...

... The nucleus was about 1,400 mile, in diameter. D EATHi OF CoUT CAvormn-Count Cavour's illness turns out to have lbeen bad typhoid or pernicious fever, and when taken ill first he senthimself for a bleeder (salassatore), a young man of no judgment (equivalent ...

... to the religious feelings and patriotism of the authors. The weather has suddenly become alarmingly close and warm, and typhoid fevers are rather increasing in camps and quarters. ...

... too much reliance was placed upon the previously sound constitution and temperate habits of the sufferer. With fever ef a typhoid character the ordinary practitioner is well acquainted, and, under the modern treatment, it generally yields in the course ...

... bowel-a %well-known complication of typhoid fever. But we are unaware of any facts which sufficiently uphold this belief. The melancholy occurrence must induce the profession to revert to-the former epidemic of typhoid fever which raged. severely in Windsor ...

... Windsor district. Tile informant was the Prince of Wales, described as present at death. The fatal disease was recorded as typhoid fever; duration, twenty-one days. CARDINAL WISEAIAN. Cardinal WViseman has issued a pastoral letter, in which lie feelingly ...

... have been beautifully bright and fine, though there is a touch of frost in the air at ntght, and the men are brlnging on typhoid fevers by packing into close tenth and keep- i Ing out the fresh air for the sake of 'warith. On the ' are ~b~giig' from wzsvsse ...

... have been beautifully bright and fine, though there I-is a touch of frost in the air at night, and the men t are brhiging on typhoid fevers by packing into close 9 tents and keeping out the fresh air for the sake of warmth. On the whole, the health of the ...

... examination of his ]Burg-ov body has been mnade by the physicians, wvlo have cannot certified that the cause oftdeath was typhoid fever, thle mbt in arnms THES WINDIIA11 LUNACY CA SE. worsth Loudon, Mlonday. follows The Windham luntacy ease. was resumned ...

... retracted. Prince Joao, brother of the King of Portsl,1 is dead. 'Ihe disease is the samle that carrel off Prince Albert-typhoid fever. There is a idea in Lisbon that the dead King and his brothers have been the victims of false play, bhlt there is no ...