... palpable as it exists at present, between much of the water supplied to towns and that of the model Highland reservoir. Low typhoid fever very prevalent at Steyning, in Sussex, where in consequence of bad drainage it is believed to cling with greater tenacity ...

... migh been less than usually liable to fall victim fever of this kind. But the opposite series may always be predicted in typhoid fever, disease which has invariably proved far more to sufferers of the upper class and of middle life than to patients the ...

... State of His Royal Highness :— There slight change for the better in the Prince this morning. came a reaction. 'Fever of a typhoid type supervened upon the disease which had already prostrated the Prince's robust frame, and all attempts arrest it were ...

... Beatrice, yonngeat daughter of Robert Perfect, Eaq., of Wool stone 11 use, Somoraot. inst., at Grove lieu e. Vent nor, of typhoid fever, Augusta Georgina, fifth daughter of the late Rev. Henry Harvey, canon Bristol, aged 21. the llthiust.. Church-road ...

... but out of the number of cases but very few result fatally. The prevalent diseases are measles, mumps, and a mild form of typhoid fever, not dangerous, unless symptoms of pneumonia are superinduced. The lowness of the country, the great fall of rain, and ...

... the moment been thrown! into the shade by the unexpected and deeply lamented death of the Prince Consort, from an attack of typhoid fever. It was only on Saturday morning last that the public had any idea that his illness was serious, but their fetrs were ...

... the fact that in his summary report he places the increase of deaths in Brighton immediately after the assertion that low typhoid fever is prevalent at Steyning in Sussex, where, in consequence of bad drainage, it is believed to cling with greater tenacity ...

... ordered six bleedmjrs, und at the end of these, on the second day, the symptoms wore already announced in the bulletins to be typhoid — that is, weak and asthenic. Tlie true origin of the i'evei- was now clearly seen, for there were marked ac- cesses and ...

... wire several by Mr Draywater from 'Ehnen:et, each of which wee deservedly encored. HOLLOWAY'S °WOMBAT Ann Pitts—Diphtheria. Typhoid. Sore Throar—Tbis dim me is identical with one for.. of scarlet freer, and for its cum &mord' this same treatment. For a quartet ...

... nearly 4,0001. has been raised for the support of the school and tor building schoolrooms. Oixtment anb Piixi. —Diphtheria. Typhoid, Sore Throat.—This disease identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For a quarter ...

... knowledge of lhe nature of the d,‘ed she executed. The bill waa dismissed, with costa. Haiotcuy'M Ointment and Pitts.—Diphtheria. Typhoid, Sore Throat.—This disease is identical with one form of scarlet lever, and for its cure demand* the same treatment. For quarter ...

... fever, are uncertain, for there may be no interval whatever—the fever may begin immediately on the receipt of the poison. In typhoid the period of incu-H bation probably about a week, and the source of the! fatal poison must have been at some place which ...