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... this application and that of the chlorine-water (liquid chlorine) of the continental pharmacopoeias, so much commended in typhoid fevers by Hufeland, and which, my practice, has afforded excellent results. I here close for the present month. Campinas, ...
... parish of Hunstanton, where there have been six deaths from it. CAMBRII>GKSUIRB. —In the Sutton sub-district several case* of typhoid fever have occuricd during the quarter, also greal deal of diarrhoea. In the Ely suh district 3 deaths from diphtheria occurred ...
... of 177 recorded; at Deritend, in Warwickshire, in 59 cases out of 187. At Worcester, where there has been a great deal of typhoid fever, almost every case has been accompanied postular eruption or ulceration of the throat, which sometimes became almost ...
... return for the quarter just ended exhibits the following results:— Ely—Saffon.—Births, 30; deaths, 21. Several cases of typhoid fever have occurred during the quarter, as also a great deal of diarrhoea. Ely— Ely. —Births, 64; deaths, 38, Three deaths ...
... forest hills. Washington and Alexandria are in the very centre of this malarious district, and agues and fevers, intermittent, typhoid, and bilious, there run riot during the months of September and October. lie writes from the head-quarters of the New Jersey ...
... probability is that she sill not be long in Ginding it at this seasva vf the year. Ointment and Pills.—Dipbtheira Hollaway’s | Typhoid, sore throat. disease is identical with one torm of scarlet fever, aud for its cure demands the same treatwent. For a quarter ...
... matter, •»»hed down from the forest bills. Washington and are in the very contre of this malarious dis•l',l intermittent, typhoid, and FEO3I TUESDAY’S SUPPLEMENT.” On Wednesday, the Rev. Philip George Bartlett, clerk, was instituted to the rectory of Kirton ...
... the advanced age of 95 years Of the 52 deaths referred to the head a typhus, in the table, 32 were caused by typhus and typhoid fever, 16 by fever, by gastric fever, 1 by continued fever, 1 by infantile, and 1I byliil3 fever. Mr. Mears, the registrar ...
... at thesavanced ae of 9a yeasO dthe' death.re -i ferredato the head ltyphne in the tables, B2 uers canted by C typhusand3X typhoid fever, 16 by fever. 5 by. ?? fever, an/d sz , by continued fever, 1 by infant~le, end 1 by hil~isus fever. Tbe eli . tbiQf' ...
... thirdl daughlter of Charles Mviller, ls. both of Gr eat Yanrmouth. DEATHS. ,MEsRl! n.-82th Sept., at, Newv Orle'ans, of typhoid fever, Edwvin, fourth sonl of Thomal2s Mieeleing, I~sql., Bulmner, Sudburyv, in his 20th year. COLLIN.-lSth inst., at Qtuendon ...
... among cbl-ll drec. Dieretena woe very prevalent eluring the early pash of September. Almost every cone, whether of simple or typhoid fever. bas~been accompanied by a puntular ereption or uleeratton, more cr lees, of the throat, In nome cwane the munoon membrane ...
... opposite. . Turner, Westbourne gardens, r, Arlington street, New North JOLLOWAY’S , Allen, Brook street, Kenning- Diphtheria, Typhoid, Sc Wellington road, St. John’s is identical with one form of sca late of Coal-yard, Bloomsbury, itt, (sued as John Minto ...