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... know the fact that b leeding is just as frightfully Count Cavour’s carried on at Rome or Napl esas at Turin. illness was ‘typhoid’ fever, the modern name of congestive gastric. I foresaw Count C avour’s serious illness ten days f the three bleedings from ...
... him, and within three days repeated tbe bleeding five times on account of the congestion. O.i Monday it was fouud to be a typhoid fever, or according to others, febris tertiana intermittens perniciosa. cavocr's family. A Paris letter the Independance says: ...
... well to know tbe fact that bleeding just as frightfully carried on at Rome or Naples at Turin. Count favours illness was 'typhoid' fever, the modern name ot congestive gastric. I foresaw Count Cavour's serious illness ten days ago, the first moment 1 read ...
... day, it would probably be enough to act on the sewage of a single house for one year, and so make the inhabitants safe from typhoid fever. HABWICH. A coirespoudent scuds us an account of the exceedingly insalubrious state of Harwich, and of the truly Continental ...
... but I pledge myself to prove before any Medical Inspector of the Privy Council or jury of intelligent medical men, that the typhoid fever now in Keswick the niaht soil fever, and results mainly from defective drainage. Now the owners and tenants the property ...
... alarming statement was put forth. On Saturday night, about eleven, the sufferer ceased to breathe. Fever—first gastric, then typhoid—had thus rapidly dried up the life of a man who seemed destined to old age. In the palace, as in the humblest cottage,—in ...
... Castle, Dec. 14, 1861. 4 30 p.m.' From that time the symptoms commenced to take the most unfavourable turn, and fever of the typhoid type set in. lAll attempts to arrest the progress ot the disease proved unavailing. The youth, strength, aud unimpaired c ...
... Castle, Dec. 14,1861. 30 p.m.' From that time the symptoms commenced to take the?? Emost unfavourable turu, aud fever of the typhoid type set in.j| PAll attempts to arrest the progress ot the disease proved un-f The youth, strength, aud unimpaired constitution ...
... taoruiug 5 4 soothing , Itt eouree • ned the ' the the the 7 .ined, of . some- by 1, with .hkh himself the Prince in • uld . typhoid desire ...
... raise tbe question whether it might not have beeu due to ulcerative perforation of the bowel, well-known complication of typhoid fever.—Tbe Medical Times, ol Saturday,says:—Theie were fluctuations trom lime to time, and eveu withiu an hour of his death ...
... his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales signing entry as informant present at death. The fatal disease was recorded Typhoid fever; duration, days, certified in writing the physicians who had been in attendance the deceased. ...
... There is nothing i the « Course of the discuse durts the last week of the tack to take ‘Coat of the ordinary eharacter of typhoid fever, ‘The immediate cause of is believed te have bren congestion of the Pais conge-tion was, of course, liyp and such as ...