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... that I forthwith committed thooghta to paper, and send than you, if yon think them of any value. The uae of aalmea is these typhoid affections still not half enough appreciated, and every day’s experience the malignant puerperal fever (which has occasionally ...
... Stamp, and without which words all are counterfeits and an imposition. [8423 Hollo way'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 quarter ...
... two houses in Denmark grove. One of them, a child aged 10 weeks, unprotected by vaccination, died at No. 10. Five cases of typhoid fever have arisen in the family occupying the Lodge in Highbury-place ; one has proved fatal. The house is unfit to be inhabited; ...
... e~lesyparlyisimpurities, eraties, sysert, eurlgi, irlthttly slopiasata, acidity, Ilullowoga'e Ointiment sand P~il.-TDiptharnla Typhoid, Seow Thsroat.-This disasee Is filenati eel wilt, one form of aweatt fevr, ansI for Its cure demands thesome trystni~ent. ...
... drink some of the blood, which they believed to be a certain cure for epilepsy. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS —Diplithetta, Typhoid, Sore Throat--This disease is identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For a ...
... qnickly manifested, and are allowed to have their fullest development. The results, therefore often are either a low putrid or typhoid condition tho system or acute irltatlcn of the stomach and bowels. Taking into consideration the danger arising from the use ...
... the soeseqscoess would be very serious. In fact, Devonport was now in • much worse state than in 1949 ; and small, pox and typhoid fevers ware carrying of the tithe of the poorer part of the population, lie wished to call the attention of Board to a spot ...
... paper borira tbe Medical Society of King’s College, London, on ” Typhoid Fever.” Dr. Sanson, V.P., in tbe chair. Mr. Yeo commenced by alluding to tho* once general opinion that typhoid and typhus fevers were only varietiefl~ of the same disease. He then ...
... , Bervd-k 613 4 have their fullest development. The result often is either a sS Do.,Yrk.ll.34S '4 .put. 10 low putrid or typhoid condition of the system, or acute irri- tation of the alimentary canal. Taking into consideration se s ,, x ,n7zi pe r'e r ...
... of it are quickly manifested, and are allowed to have their fullest development. The result often is either* low putrid or typhoid condition of the system, or aouto irri- tation of the alimentary canal. Taking into consideration the danger arising from ...