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... ?? ot ?? ?? sdlmown e eompation od typhoid fever. Boat we unaware of any 1, feofe which suffciently uphold this beilef. h ?? melancholy ocrence must induoe the profegeion to revert to the former epidemic qf typhoid fever which raged h1 merelyinWindsortwoyear ...
... DRAINAGE OF WINDSOR AND OF 2YHE CASTLE. t! (From the Medical Times.) o The recollection of the epidemic of typhoid fever c which occurred in Windsor in 188, and which was attri- b buted with good reasou to the state of the town drainage, u will no doubt ...
... Joao is dead. An examination of his body has been made by the physicians, who have certified that the cause of death was typhoid fever. GALICIA. VIENNA, Dac. 30. Yesterday, during the celebration of high mass in the church of St. Bernard, at Lemberg, ...
... 14 advanced age of 95 yearn. Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhbu,in ti tables, 32 were caused byr typhus, and typhoid fever, lo by 'fever, 2 by gastric fever, 1 by continuedi fever, 1 hy in tantile and I by bilious iever. hlr. iMee, the registrar ...
... were 'returad A . jveurneym wood-asyer ~4a his wife 4ed, the, itter ow th. 7th instant, tho former oir the 8th' Itant of typhoid £Vr, . at99 ifasfielst~reKt- ' . fetle srvntfwho -was iarolgt .to the' l pom Hlpiolb 'were s6&Md,' : hi bceE lving'in~ f ...
... of the nutritive system work to a fatal termination at forty-three to forty -five years are very frequently fevers of the typhoid character;* the diseases under which the affec- tions of the respiratory circulating system work to a fatal termination are ...
... infidence of drink or laudinum.4 Re ultimately retired to a hotel to sleep. MI RoberW iU- ne~s cahentb assuned symptoms of typhoid fever and beqT is udjeoed fort pet nm iis . ,Bys de licins W th - devalnati' 'Fded time safest''r~ einn ha . , E ! ?? a- ...
... re ' , ~,w hihosled that the numuber .of patieints vs e tsla ~ {* 1Eed' 2hosja on the 31tt of Deibir, 1819, d fected wlth. typhoid feer, 7; scarlet feve 18 S iI other ~s di, .8-t I, 33. The mnhu e of patiente ad. rt; nit da iring theo jer 1860M was: Typhues ...
... inspires us with the deepest concern; his disease, Ibelieve, of has been pronounced to be an intermittent fever, ija of the typhoid type. But it is certain that he has already undergone the operation of bleeding six times, and few men could endure so much; ...
... 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 ...
... deceitful ml- provement began to give way, and was succeeded by, atoo evident aggravation of the disease. The feve had assumed a typhoid form, and the Prince san rapidly. At ten minutes before 11 his Ro Highness expired, in the presence of the Queen, th Prince ...
... 1, The .pidemei typhoid, which raged in Windsor ?? I years ago, is mnentioned by an authoriative men, E diaal journalin atone of grave misgiving.- Windsor ?? is said to be ,well-drained, but not . the appxrachea to the Castle. Typhoid fever is almost ...