... ten days. I saw him the next morning and found him in a moribund condition. His appearance was that of a man laboring under typhoid pneumonia, extremely dusky countenance, irregular and labored breathing, great prostration of the vital forces, loaded tongue ...

... diseases endemic to our climate were represented in the hospital during both periods. Simple continued fever, maculated typhus, typhoid and gastric fevers, small-pox, scarlatina, measles, hoopingcough, mumps, quinsy, influenza, cholera, and diarrhoea recurred ...

... proves a most serious complication. The only abdominal complications of any importance that have been observed are those of typhoid fever. Bed -sores very seldom occur, and scarcely ever in an aggravated form. The patient, though apparently much wasted at ...

... recover, it is only after an anxious and tedious convalescence. In fatal cases of this kind, the patient dies comatose. In typhoid and gastric fevers this asthenic type, the influence of alcoholic liquors on the character of the disease is of a somewhat ...

... hospital, together with the medical and other'offlcbrc and already referred to were attacked by fever of a maiignant obje typhoid form. All the Egyptian sailors when adatttedi ttei i~phoidcotoi ibto tbe hospital were in an extremely filthy conditren, Purr ...

... OLcilly 7' Knuzden, Lancashire. _ of W March 23, Ealing, Middlesex, Sarah, widow Henry Arthur Annesley. M.e school March 23, of typhoid fever, hoard the • Conway, at Rock Ferry, William late William Monsell Smyth, Esq, Oakwood, March 24, at Pawlish. Devonshire ...

... deaarlplioa of what bad oacorred. Htaartll ofaptrlta.aod bore •ppaaranoc free liaar. Ha getting batter to third fourth day, when typhoid ajmploma att in and gradually gat woraa until died no Friday atoning mb March, at balf-paat tight o'cloak. I kata doabl that ...

... Dissenting preacher. The disease at first was thought to be a species of plague, and considerable panic was caused until its real typhoid nature was (ascertained, when all fear ceased, typhus being never quite absent from Liverpool. The frigate went over to the ...

... ill with gastric symptoms, such as nausea and sickness. Fever supervened-the natural history of the course and progress of typhoid fever he died in ten days. The widow became ill, but was removed by her friends. In another house, that of a respectable tradesman ...

... condition of the road that runs immediately at the rear of Boyne Terraco, Netting Hill, being likely to induce ferer of a typhoid character to very serious extent, there having been three cases of typhus and scarlet fever in one family whose residence ...

... give no account of the accident. Witness has attended him until his death. He appeared to rally until the fourth day, when typhoid symptoms set •in, and gradually got worse, and he died on Friday evening at half-past eight o’clock. The Coroner. Then he ...

... wharf; and subsequently a search was made, and the body of deceased recovered. 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 ...