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... attention would be given to its fate. The battle is to be fought elsewhere, and in the field. Mr. Dougla,3 has had an attack of typhoid fever, but is pronounced out of danger. At one time his life was despaired of. We have the Persia's news this morning, which ...
... attention would be given to its fate. The battle is to be fought elsewhere, and in the field. Mr. Douglas has had an attack of typhoid fever, but is pronounced out of danger. At one time his fife was despaired of. We have the Persia's news this morning, which ...
... The telegraph from Turin states that Count Cavour has been bled a sixth time, and that his illness is a slight fever of the typhoid type. On the other hand letters from Turin of the Ist inst. state that his indisposition is one which he is often subject ...
... telegraph from Turin states that Count Cavour bas been bled a sixth time, and that ids illness is a slight fever of tho typhoid type. On the other band, letters from Turin of the lstinst. state that his Indis- position is one which he is often subject ...
... inspires us with the deepest concern; his disease, Ibelieve, of has been pronounced to be an intermittent fever, ija of the typhoid type. But it is certain that he has already undergone the operation of bleeding six times, and few men could endure so much; ...
... inspires us with the deepest concern ; his disease, I believe, has been pronounced to be an intermitt ent fever, of the typhoid type. But it is certain that he has already undergone the operation of bleeding six times, and few men could endure so much ...
... nearly ..vote, taogg or t h ee , „ t 4 , nott.owain - .NT AN Pi t o of which ought to be shut up for ever) that nest and I Typhoid, Sore Throsit..-Thio diens, lA identical with w e11„,,,,,,,,1 ' ,s eat , w hich is so frequently to he Maena ! fund. of the ...
... by ever) English physician who read and believed,-as we fear ii is to be believed,-that, being an over-worked man ill ol typhoid fever, he had been condemned to six full bleedings within a week. Perhaps there is not an educated physician ia England who ...
... supporters, and then the man who mastered all these elements of discord, bowed beneath the attack of a few invisible particles of typhoid poison; and he, whose ambition's bounds could not be seen from their vastness, was slain by atoms so small as to be invisible ...
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... morning inspires with the deepest concern ; his disease, I believe, has been pronounced to be an intermittent fever, of the typhoid tYpe. But it ircertain that he has already undergone the operation of bleedirg six times, and few men could endure 40 much; ...