... the nervous action, which concen • trates the blood on the lungs and pleura.” lie would also use it in certain cases of typhoid fevers, and in puerperal fever. “Reasoning from the action of the remedy,” he says, “on the nervous system, 1 have determined ...

... form. Small deposits of the same nature, scarcely visible to the naked eye, have been observed by Friedrich and Wagner in typhoid fever, where the spleen and Peyer’s glands are also enlarged, and where, according to Virchow, there is likewise an increased ...

... attention, than our German neighbours. They are well aware a want of self-reliance is a wide-spread fault amongst ourselves, a typhoid thirst for variety the epidemic of the age, and therefore do they willingly fraternize with those who in other countries have ...

... approach to the eecurity against smallpox contagion, which ws believe to be attainable. _ . During the past year typhus typhoid fever and scarlatina have prevailed In few localities of limited extent; but In no instance, even these localities, to such ...

... :—l. Diphtheria is not a self-limited disease, in the light in which we so regard measles, variola, May 8, 1861. 325 and typhoid fever, but that its duration may be materially abridged, as well as its violence greatly mitigated, by prompt and proper treatment ...

... The fluid within the chest pressed upon the lungs, and suffocated the animal by preventing their action. The disease was typhoid in its nature. The heart participated in the derangement. The very blood itself was affected. In this malady, formations of ...

... thing needful, except bread. ml. continua for eight month., until, in short, according to the wish doctor de, hronehitia and typhoid list their united aid to relieve this howst, bard worktog, godly man of hi. sut.rings, and the pariah of its Is it that them ...

... proems every thing L.selful. opt brosd. This I.r eight months. uhtil, in ad!, La• the. i tors e. st. 6. ..b, be. Lit is and typhoid int their unit. d aid to r. this honeit. Lard w.rk- Ik rolly man of his sufferings, and the psri•h of its ils it that there ...

... reasonable approach to the security against smallp= contagion, which we believe to be attainable. During the past year typhus or typhoid fever and scarlatina have prevailed in a few localities of limited extent; but in no instance, even in these localities, to ...

... approach to the security against smallpox contagion, which we believe to be attainable. 44 During the past year typhus or typhoid fever and scarlatina have prevailed in a few localities of limited extent; bat in no instance, even in these localities, to ...

... He was quite well within month, never having a bad symptom. No. 21, by Dr. Bristowe, is a very able report the effects of typhoid fever on the intestine in fifty-two eases. In fifteen these perforation occurred—that is, nearly one in four—a larger number ...

... approach to the security against smallpox contagion, which we believe to be attainable. 44 During the past year typhus or typhoid rever and scarlatina have prevailed iu a few localities of limited exteut; but in instance, even these localities, to such ...