... be destroyed to a certain extent; but if it is not well cooked it will either produce sickness and diarrhoea or else low typhoid fever. I have known as many as forty or fifty poor persons made ill by eating such food.-The order was then made for destroying ...

... subilgu;l xitttd The feverba i eaY pro leld to a certain extent5 but not of the mlaligniant type. There have beeu some cases of typhoid fever, but out at the whuli number only seven have proved fetal, according to tic. Rbietnla's qnrtelty report. andt we are ...

... maladies of the digestive organs are particularly p manifested, and assume the form of an epidemic; at others c febrile or typhoid complaints prevail, or the respiratory organs t are the seats of severe and destructive derangements. Or, v. under the. influence ...

... 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 ...

... night was in a very pro- o carious state. o'0 DEArn OF SIR W. I(rrTH MURRAY, BART.- dot We regret to anatwace the death from typhoid Cit fever, of Sir Willian Keith Murray, Bast., which cot took place yesterdty morning at his residence, as l Ouchtertyre. ...

... up in all the churches of the Grand Dashy. DEATE Or SIR W. KEITH MURSAY, BART.- We are sorry to announce the death, from typhoid fever, of Sir William Keith Murray, Bart., which took place on WeduesdsY morning nt his residencea, Oohtertyre. The de. ceased ...

... Mosler, of Giessen, announces the case of a girl, who, suffering from an affection of the ear con- sequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, has been suddenly seized with a sneezing fit, which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneezes per minute, makes ...

... 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 ...

... the advanced age of 95 years Of the 52 deaths referred to the head a typhus, in the table, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 16 by fever, by gastric fever, 1 by continued fever, 1 by infantile, and 1I byliil3 fever. Mr. Mears, the registrar ...

... at thesavanced ae of 9a yeasO dthe' death.re -i ferredato the head ltyphne in the tables, B2 uers canted by C typhusand3X typhoid fever, 16 by fever. 5 by. ?? fever, an/d sz , by continued fever, 1 by infant~le, end 1 by hil~isus fever. Tbe eli . tbiQf' ...

... ad- vanced age of 95 years Of the 52 deaths re- ferred to the head typhus, in the tables, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 hy fever, two by gastric fever, one by continued fever, one by infantile, and one by bilious fever. Sir. lears ...

... to the religious feelings and patriotism of the authors. The weather has suddenly become alarmingly close and warm, and typhoid fevers are rather increasing in camps and quarters. ...