... violent and acute, and oer- tainty more apt to assume what is termed a low type whilst the acoompanying fever is also of a low typhoid form. The man seized with inflammation of the lungs, who thirty years ago would hsve lost several ounces of blood from the ...

... age at death was 41 years ; there were four under 5, and four above 70 years. In the month of tember a few slight cases of Typhoid Fever occ There has been no other disease of an epidemic char- acter. ORKNEY. | Kirkwall.—There has beén no improvement, I ...

... cause of death, along with exhaustion and bleeding. Pneumonia may arise from natural causes. During the whole time a low typhoid fever existed, which arose from the accident. The pneumonia arose from the long-continued illness. It might very possibly ...

... probable cause of death, along with exhaustion and bleeding. Pneumonia may arise from natural causes. During the whole time low typhoid fever existed, which arose from the accident. The pneumonia arose from the long-continued illness. It might very possibly ...

... probable cause death, along with exhaustion and bleeding. Pneumonia may arise from natural causes. During the whole time a low typhoid fever existed, which arose from the accident. The pneumonia arose from the long-continued illness. It might very possibly ...