... paved ; close alleys had been thrown open, and the drainage of the town had been the means of reducing disease. Formerly low typhoid fever was very prevalent, but there was very little it now. The town was very much depressed in its trade, but could tell ...

... capital is absorbed without any corresponding increase of dividend.—Loni don lieview. Holloway’s Ointment and Pills —Dipther'a, Typhoid. re Throat, —This disease identical with one form scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For quarter ...

... from Putnam County, going for his son of 19, in the same regiment, in compliance with letters stating that he was sick with typhoid fever. When he reached Gallipolis ho learned that his boy had been dead several days. Gallipolis, on Wednesday, learning that ...

... that any journal conducted with ordinary care should have fallen so easy • prey to the practical joker. PlLLS.—Diphthoria, Typhoid. Sore Throat..—This dimes. is identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the sante t feet meat. For ...

... the Oldham guwdiaus Wednesday * ~ ...

... Eastern portions of Europe. The greater portion of Dr. Lyons' treatise is devoted to the consideration of the pure typhus and typhoid forms of fever. If these be perfectly understood pathognomonically and pathologically the student may rest satisfied that ...

... to the Town. When he first came to Coventry, 18 years ago, lie was remarkably struck with the insalubrity of the City; low typhoid fever used abound, and diseases the class which had been distinctly traced to a want of proper sanitary arrangements. Since ...

... lung to the Town. When he first came to Coventry, years ago, was remarkably struck with the insalubrity of the City; low typhoid fever used to aliound, and diseases the class which had been distinctly traced to want of proper sanitary arrangements. Since ...

... of a few selected totals were as follows : —9mall pox, 5; scarlatina, 71; diphtheria, 46; croup, 14; continued fever, 98; typhoid fever, typhus, diarrhoea, 26; ague, 27: erysipelas, 110; syphilis, primary aud secoudary, 301 ; gonorrhoea, 398 ; puruleut ...

... want of food producing extreme emaciation, and I of opinion that she had taken cold, and the dysentery and vomiting ended in typhoid fever. Thomas Moulton deposed—l am gang master. The deceased has been at work in my gang for the last month. I did not pay ...

... from Putnam County, going for bis sun of I'J, in the same regiment, in compliance with letters stating that he was sick with typhoid fever. When he reached Gallipolls he learned that his boy had been dead several days. At Gallipolis, on Wednesday, learning ...

... Winchester to ln.pedo our advance. Fifteen hundred sick troops are Winehoster, col fined with the measles, dysentery, and typhoid fever. Tie prisoners taken from our columns were ient to Richmond. Gemral Wise has been rrealled, it was said, with bis troops ...