... among cbl-ll drec. Dieretena woe very prevalent eluring the early pash of September. Almost every cone, whether of simple or typhoid fever. bas~been accompanied by a puntular ereption or uleeratton, more cr lees, of the throat, In nome cwane the munoon membrane ...

... Castle, Deo.14, 1861. 4.30 p.m. From that time the samptoms commenced to take the moat unfavourable turn, and fever cf the typhoid I typo set in.' All attemlifi to' arrest the progress 'of the disease. proved6 unavailing.. The,youth, strength, and upim- ...

... complained of pains in 'his imb. Confinement to his roomu was ordered; gastric fever supervened, and wasted his strength, Typhoid fever folfowed, and his five physicians were unable to make head against this combina- tion of maladies. I hear that Sir James ...