... Mosler, of Gie'sen, ?? the a case of a girl, wise,. suffering from an aiffection of tue ear consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever', was suddenly seized with a sneezing which lasted for eighty hence.- A' :Be ?? sneezes per innnlt~i, ho makes out that ...

... Towers, the Registrar of Births and Denthk Royal Highness the Prince of Wales as informant present at death. was recorded, Typhoid fever; duration. ' p-one days, as certified in writing by ' - who had been in attendance on We understand (my..the Record ...

... commenced to take the most unfavourable turn, and and to her dutiful care we may perhaps ow e it th a t th e fever of the typhoid type set in. All attempts to arrest Queen has borne her loss , e,ith exemplary resignation, and the progress of the disease ...

... Ina _,__l4 1 into small • and digested in sulphuret of Carbon, attack was needs eel a men amid hf 'Kenny, who take on a typhoid type. `v„'41,,,,„„„ a jai be formed; this blest he treated with was alleged to he a ' hnobstieke with a vie.) we A Rsiecren ...

... and because, in pursuit of a mistaken philanthrophy, we are cruel to Peter in order to show mercy to Paul.-From Criminal Typhoid, in the London Review. UNEXPECTED LEGACIES.—When the late Mr. T. DI, Johnson, of the Cyclops Works, Sheffield, died some ...

... 4. .. wllr - we y f rat to his room waa-omieied. Qastric fever super Al, the news waivers' wed, and wasted his streigth. Typhoid fever of the &isms his were to her •. helmets with University as i the wieratry. this onnthisatioa cI maladies. .Sir James ...

... possibility alls in wells ce-spools for perhaps in disuse in these later atmosphere It is well any form at Windsor is to on typhoid Medico Circular The Journal of fiv will certainly disposed of and Russell The of St Youths— Simon Cameron Secretary of fur ...

... witness then proceeded with the examination up the colon; could not discover any signs of inflammation; was convinced that typhoid fever had not existed in that case, nor dysentery, afterwards discovered a perforated ulcer from the mucous surface out upon ...

... Mr. Mosier, of Giessen, relates the case of a girl, who, ■ufTerlng from affection of the ear consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, was suddenly seised with sneering fit which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneezes per minute, he makes oat ...

... in America, and while vre t , - he strifs, we are suddenly has stood beside the throne as its as he seemed almost Ite of typhoid -poises in \ bfreft o AO as AS its partakes ‘risilets, mud - . th ese universal . for the surviving family; an any alleviation ...

... inflammation occurs it probably less violent acute i certainly apt to assume termed type whilst the accompanying is also of a low typhoid form seized with inflammation of the thirty years lost of blood tiin arm repeatedly cupped still fur- ther week’s with calomel ...

... ill with gastric symptoms, such as nausea and sickness. Fever supervened-the natural history of the course and progress of typhoid fever he died in ten days. The widow became ill, but was removed by her friends. In another house, that of a respectable tradesman ...