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... quickly manifested, and are allowed have their fullest development; the results, therefore, often are either low putrid or typhoid condition of the system, or acute irritation the bowels. Taking into consideration the dangers arising from the use of such ...
... influence; but the cases, many of which were very severe, all recovered rapidly, and left no serious results. One case of typhoid fever was much relieved. This is what oue might expect, because this form of fever is unknown in the tropics ; but whst struck ...
... quickly manifested, and are allowed to have their fullest development; the results, therefore, often are either a low putrid or typhoid condition of the system, or acute irritation of the bowels. It has been thought advisable that proceedings should be taken ...
... ice is particularly threatening at Gorkutn, the confluence of the and the Maas. 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 ...
... were scattered here and there over the surface of the gland. Her tongue was dry and furred, pulse 120, and general aspect typhoid. She was ordered quinine and opium in ...
... strains to unusual size and J lowest orders of the natives. Hares and rabbits are Hoixowav’a Ointhint and Pills.— Diphtheris. Typhoid, Sore Throat. —This disease is id.uUeriwitl. form scarlet fever, and tor its cure deaiand lhe treatment. For a quarter of ...
... boys, and eats the revolting and poisonous food till the life of all their blood is touched oorruptedly.â Fevers of the typhoid class â prostrate them, and send them the hospital and the grave, and their children to the workhouse and the parish rates ...
... Fever.. primed is the kledico-Chirurgical &witty's . Trine-adieu ' for IMO; of OD the Identity se Noe-Identity of Typhus and Typhoid 110.50); e tto the bi-eates vommonly under tam Continued (luil), and various other ;mutational papers. A Tot: LON !e t ter ...
... quickly manifested, and are allowed to have their full development. The results, therefore, often are either a low putrid or typhoid condition of the system, or aeute irritation of the stomach and bowels. was resolved to take measures for the punishment of ...
... buys, and eats the revolting and poisonous food till the life of all their blood is touched corruptcdly.’ Fevers of the typhoid class’ prostrate them, send (hem to the hospital and the grave, and their children to the woikbouse and paruh rates. But the ...
... diseases :-Zymotic, sporadic, respiratory, urinary and digestive organs, &c, &c, viz., scarlatina 3, fever 2, typhus and typhoid 6, diarrhoea 3, bronchitis 6, phthisis 4, senec- tus 6, dropay 1, convulsions 2, debility from birth 6, gravel 1, jaundice ...
... Composition of the Urine,” we lately reviewed, the important researches of Dr. Warncke on the amount of urea excreted in typhoid fever, Dr. Day points out the very striking manner in which Dr. Warncke’s preliminary experiments, and those of Professor ...