... great benefit in chronic catarrh. in fever, great relief is derived from the inhalation of ice and diluted acetic acid. In typhoid fever, if coma occurs, etherial remedies and small doses of musk are useful. In whooping-cough and spastic conditions, observed ...

... 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 ...

... llolloway'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 a century Ilolloway's remedies have successfully combated scarlatina, rescuing ...

... unable to proceed with his sermon be felt so unwell; he has never rallied since, but has gradually declined and sunk under typhoid fever. The rev. gentleman has been incumbent of Ashburton, with Bickington and Bucklandin-the-Moor, ever since 1835. The patronage ...

... man’s death wag at least accelerated by want ef The Parish certificate states de th, that brouchit's was the primary, and typhoid the secondary, Dry bread to eat, and threepence per week Wherewith to procure whatever else might be wanted,—this was the ...

... Foster.—At Backlostleigh, the 2d inst, Mr. William Foster, Vicarage, Ashburton, on the Sd inst., the Rev. William Marsh, of typhoid fever, aged 63. SALE BY AUCTION, THIS DAY. Farm Sfor/:—on tho Roscwastis Estate, St. Colomb, by Mr. W J. Geach, 2 p.m. AMUSEMENTS ...

... »oi mau’s death was accelerated warn , proper nourishment. The parish doctor’s states that bronchitis was the primary,nod typhoid was tbe secondary cause death. Lby bread eat, and three pence per week wkatevgr else might be wanted, ibis was the id cfcamy ...

... least accelerated want ot proper nourishment. The parish doctor's certificate states that bronchitis was the primary and typhoid was the secondary cause death. Dry bread eat, aud three pence per week wherewith to procure whatever else might wanted, this ...

... :—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 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 ...

... and Ireland should at core unite. FEVER-THE UNION RURAL HOSPITALS. We regret to learn that fever—in many instances of a bad typhoid character—has broken out in several parts of this county. Strange to say, it came on in many places along with the fine weather ...

... Rarey's admirable yo Horse Food was moat favourable up on one of my horses, s55 Which had been reduced to a miero skelton by typhoid, a fever Y( Which .ls almostjnvarlably fats' here. 'it was, reduced In tic weight to thirty-three miriagrams ; this was on ...