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... attend for one hour an ordinary patient who insisted such an amazing deviation from the course imperatively called for in typhoid fever. But it need not be stated that the usual rules of practice in such a matter could not be rigidly enforced when the ...
... between the Cherubim be the earth never go unquiet. (From Aril's Birmingham Gazette.) The disease of which the Priuce died was typhoid fever —the same disorder which destroyed the King of Portugal and his brother. In the weekly report of the Registrar-General ...
... of the bowel, well-known complication of typhoid fever. But we aro unaware of any facts which sufficiently uphold this belief. Tho melancholy must induce the profession to revert to the former epidemic of typhoid fever which raged severely iu Windsor two ...
... contracted his fatal illness is matter I Lof conjecture purely. AM maladies of this olaas here I I “period of incubation. In tbe typhoid the period of I Incubation is probably about week, and tbe source of I .the fatal poison must nave been some place which the ...
... the bowel, a well- known oomplication of typhoid fever. But we ar unaware of any facts which suffioiently uphold this belief. The melancholy occurrence must induce the ?? to rovert to the former epidemic of typhoid fever which raged severely ia Windsor two ...
... •y' >g nhe onj oil ho, ere us- OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL PRESS ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE, j (From the Lancet.) 9 The disease was typhoid fever, not very severe early symptoms, but, from its very nature, * 9 heavily the resistant vital powers and energies —that ...
... at 4*. 6d. and Bs., quarts 14*., at his Dispensing Establishment, New Street. Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Diphtheria, Typhoid, Sore Throat.—This disease is identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For a ...
... will be like a war of cannibals. OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL PRESS ON ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE. (From the Lancet.) The disease was typhoid fever, not very severe early symptoms, but, from its very nature, heavily the resistant vital powers and energies sufferer—that ...
... nny day be seen ‘he wide road. Oft complained the Parish Meetings have been appointe store of pestilent next summer's st typhoid, and hffltcts humanity, it *“0 sanitary refo t?” '* was stated at of Guardians *’ r °l >er sewer const Phbho road; and probability ...
... “WINDSOR CASTLE, Dec. 14,1840. M There is slight change for the better in the Prince this morning.” Then came reaction. Fever of typhoid type super vsned upon the disease which bad already prostrated the Prince’s robust frame, and all attempts to arrest it were ...
... December 14, 4.30 p.m. 'I he wys:— From hat time (4.30) symptoms commenced to tike the mm >t unfavourable turn, and fe«rer the typhoid type sot in. All attempts to arrest the progress tl.«• disease proved unavailing. The youth, strength, and unimpaued ion of ...
... Deaths, his Royal Highness the Pnnce of AYales signing the entry informant “present at death.” The fatal disease was recorded, Typhoid fever; duration, 21 days, certified in writing the physicians who had been in attendance on the deceased. THE QUEEN. (From ...