... 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 ...

... or laudanum. He t 9 ultimately retired to an hotel' to sleep. Mrs. Roberts' ill- t 3 nes suabscqut nly assumed symptoms of typhoid fever, and k she expired. ' a The inqaest is adjourned for avpoef mortem examination. I ?? it [Advertisamenat.]-The Act 23rd ...

... destroyed to a certain I extent; bat if it is not well oooked it will either produce sickness and diarrhos or else a low typhoid fever. I have known as many aS forty or fifty poor persons made ill by eating such food. The order vaim then mide for destroying ...