... 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 ...

... PARAGRAPH ADVERTISEMENTS. Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.—Dipthcria, Typhoid, Sore throat. —This disease is identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For quarter of a century Holloway’s remedies have successfully ...

... proper officers your port, the event of the arrival of a vessel in which there is r case of cholera, small-pox, typhus or typhoid fever, or which any disease whatever is extensively preva. lent, forthwith report the circumstances to you; and ) you are ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... with ►er 5' The King aid—'that is astenishieg and true in every partialler. I hese so sews to give you, M. Perrier. No,' Typhoid the ' but I have for your Majesty : the of Queen flotsam, was not with Lee.' He wee iG at the tints,' mid the Amg. Perrier ...

... 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 ...

... entitled Typhoid Disease of the Larynx,” a small ulcer with a slough in it having been found close to the posterior attachment of the vocal cords. We must question the propriety of calling this typhoid disease,” as if it were a necessary part of typhoid fever ...

... was, to my the Weak aoat• by west of notuishmeet. The pedal dooter's cerliacate states e = bronchitis was the primary, and typhoid the emedary. arse death. Dry brad to mt. and Pee week to pay for whatever else besides lodging earth wanted, was the parish ...

... This continued for eight months, ti e-until, in short, according to the parish docterta aertifictso, land bronchitis and typhoid lent their uanited aid to relieve this ci bout honest, hard-working, godly man of his sufferings and the a I by parish of ...

... the late N. Purchas Ess/ of Fownhop?, this county. PATRICK. -April 19, at 14, College-street North, Liverpool aged 14, of typhoid pneumonia, Maria Edith, youngest daughter the late highly respected Mr. Wm. Patrick formerly of Bibury, this comnty. * PARRY ...

... least, accelerated by want of proper nourishment. The parish doctor’s certificate states that bronchitis was the primary, and typhoid the secondary, cause of death. Dry bread to eat, and threepence per week to pay for whatever else besides lodging might be ...