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... M. Mosler, of Giessen, elates the case ofa girl who, Te suffering from affection of the ear consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, was suddenly seized with a Te sneezing fit which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneczes minute, he makes out ...

... probability is that she sill not be long in Ginding it at this seasva vf the year. Ointment and Pills.—Dipbtheira Hollaway’s | Typhoid, sore throat. disease is identical with one torm of scarlet fever, aud for its cure demands the same treatwent. For a quarter ...

... his illness the Prince his favour frame, but these best aided by sell were not to battle maledy, which it appears at last a typhoid character. The sad event will be the Queen and ‘2 National;calamity. His Royal H in his forty-third year. He was a this country ...

... olive hue, and is, ' with the Black, pure, wholesome Packets, and sold by author- ised Agents only Hollaway's Ointment and Typhoid, Sore th roat.—This disease is ide one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands same (treatment. For a quarter of a ...

... went home. At the spot pointed out by Inkpen, the body of The young man has taken before a magistrate, Ointment Hollaway's Typhoid, Sore throat.—This disease is identical with one torm of scarlet fever, aud for its cure demands the same treatment. For a ...