... Mr. Mosler, of Gissen, relates tbe case of a girl, who suffering from an affection of the ear consequent upon an attack of typhoid fever, was suddenly seized with a sneezing fit which lasted for eighty hours. Reckoning ten sneezes per minute, he makes out ...

... ',Nicest your in POrtiOn of note, in order to do away with the impres• aloe that it must inevitably have. We bane fever (typhoid) in the town end parish, and have had since May hod ; but we have had no casts which have any way varied from tho usual course ...

... of the blood— all are neces- sary to the health of the animal economy and to the pre- vention of the typhoid fiver, scarlatina, and cholera. Typhoid fever and scarlatina have been prevalent in * certain parts of this town, aud, therefore, the inspector ...

... ==»=» Mr. Muster, of Oteason, relate* th* osa* of * «g» who; aaffacing from an affection of the aonannin* upon an attsok typhoid farsr, seised with sneering At which tested eighty hewn. ten per minote, he makn sot that th* girl moat bar* soused dA/MO ...

... illness, aged 34, Mr John Henry Morgan deeply lamented by his wife and family. At 33, Davey Street, Hobart Town, on the *„„ typhoid fever Martha, fourth daughter of the late AsStaSt Commissary-General Peter Roberts. Assistant ...

... day, it would probably be enough to act on the sewage of a single house for one year, and so make the inhabitants safe from typhoid fever. HABWICH. A coirespoudent scuds us an account of the exceedingly insalubrious state of Harwich, and of the truly Continental ...

... there has been much sickness. Bowel affections have been and still continue very prevalent. There are also numerous cases of typhoid fever, but of a very mild character. * The total number of deaths has been 31, whilst the total number for the month of September ...

... the advanced age of 95 years. Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhus, in the tables, :12 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 by fever, 2 by gastric fever, 1 by continued fever, 1 by infantile, and 1 by bilious fever. Mr. Mears, the registrar ...

... 14 advanced age of 95 yearn. Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhbu,in ti tables, 32 were caused byr typhus, and typhoid fever, lo by 'fever, 2 by gastric fever, 1 by continuedi fever, 1 hy in tantile and I by bilious iever. hlr. iMee, the registrar ...

... died at the advanced age of S'-j year?, j Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhus,” in tables, 32 were caused by typhus typhoid fover, 15 | *' fever,” 2 gastric fever, 1 continued lever, 1 by | infantile, and 1 by bilious fever. Mr. Mear*, tho registrar ...

... the advanced age of 95 years. Of the 52 deaths referred to the head typhus, in th* tables, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 15 by fever, 2 by gastric fever, 1 by continued fever, 1 bj infantile, and 1 by bilious fever. Mr. Mears, the registrar ...

... if long continued and having a tendency to break up the general health, is liable to become typhoid ; and old and weakly persons are subject to a chronic typhoid affection which frequently carries them off. 3. New Houses. —Fever is also very often occasioned ...