... omitted note that typhoid lever, slthooS less to dreaded than typhus lever, iuasmueli at not considered be roniuniuicable from one member a to another by contagion, is, neverthdros, ia to tiij!*y, equally The rates of those a by typhoid and typhus fever ...

... bowel, — a well-known complication of typhoid fever. But we are unaware of any facts which sufficiently uphold this belief. The melancholy occurrence must induce the profession to revert to the former epidemic of typhoid fever which raged severely in Windsor ...

... Births and Deaths, his IRoyal Higbee.* the of Wales signing the as informant 'present at death:. The fatal ,see was reeorded, Typhoid duration. days, as in writing by the had been in attendee.* on the doomed. The Bishop of Oxford presided on Monday 'Dee. ...

... volution in the liquid of cesspools are not removed by filtration through gravel, however bright the water may become, and that typhoid fever, like malignant cholera, ia one of the great group of dream whir infect the ground. Mr. Austin, the principal engineer ...

... the bowel, well-known complication of typhoid fever. But aro unaware of any facts which sufficiently uphold tins belief. Tho melancholy occurrence must induce the pro fcsßion revert to tho former epidemic of typhoid fever which severely in Windsor two years ...

... disuse, which may, io these later days, poisoning the atmosphere It is well known that ioany form at Windsor apt to lake on typhoid —Medical Circular. •« Doc tom* wavy udJ «rit*> w* )iav« long be*n to heor, and believe it contain* mom truth than many partiea ...

... “Windsor Castle, Dec. 14,1861. There is a slight change for the better in the Prince thi, Then came a reaction. Fever of a typhoid type super vened upon the disease which had already prostrated lh Prince’s robust frame, and all attempts to arrest it were ...

... ooo geodes. The physideas ordered six sad et the of des% ea the dbea s r ise t• symptoms already saatemesd la Me to be • typhoid —dist is, week wed selbseis The 'dila of dte fever was sew MS, far there were merked sod of fever at stated imamate by salmis( ...

... is 86 for the two diseases together. Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhus in the tables, 32 were caused typhus and typhoid fever, 15 by “fever/' two by gastric fever, one by continued fever, one by infantile, and one by bilious fever. Last week ...

... The Jay than wed to new the body and the boast. 0a their return the widener gives : Dr. Mane mid be Weeded the hem the Nth typhoid tell died. He by at tie pines reeided—poinomme game. mesa it bad tilers mai doges 'milked. The is built plow, high mat a He ...

... pestilence ami because, pursuit of mistaken philanthropy, wo arc cruel to Peter in order to show mercy to Paul.—From Criminal Typhoid/' in The London Mecietr. The Fobthcomino Censcs.—The schedules for taking the census according to the provisions of the act ...

... causes of typhoid fever still abound in places which ought to be the most exempt from them. From the Lancet. The melancholy occurrence (the death of the Prince Consort) must induce the profession to revert to the former epidemic of typhoid fever which ...