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... out of date: he would now give them case near at hand. It was only the other day he received Dr. Budd’s observations on typhoid fever, and his opinion coincides with that of the eminent men already quoted. “To conclude,” says Dr, Budd, “on the evidence ...
... aged 59. after a severe affliction, Susannah, wife of Mr. Richard Bean, Mill Lane, Sudbury. Sept. 8th, at New Orleans, of typhoid fever, in hia 20th year, Edwin, fourth son of Thomas Mceking, Esq., of Bulmer, Suffolk. Nov. 20th, at Braintree, aged 48, ...
... several prec-ding years. Amongst the fatal cases reported had been 13 from affections of the respiratory organs, two from | typhoid fever. one from croup. and one from scarlatina. | ROBBERY FROM A DWELLING HOUSE.—Between the hours of seven and twelve o'clock ...
... George Needintai, aged 30 years. On September 11th, at his own residence, in Dover, Cuyahoga County, States, America, of typhoid fever, Mr. Thomas Hunt, farmer and grazier, aged 55 the Meth ult, at Aleston, neer cppingham, Mr. George Smith, aged 71. On ...
... R. J. Hodgkinson, aged 6 months. September 11th, at his own residence, in Dover, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, United States, of typhoid fever, aged 55, Mr. Thomas Hurst, farmer and grazier. He was born Elkington Lodge, Welford, and emigrated to Dover, July, ...
... aged on the 11th of Septenther, at his residence in 1./.0 or, Cuyahoga county, (./hio States, America, Mr. Thome, Hard, of typhoid fever, aged 55 years. Ile was 1,..ru at Elk . ingtou Welfind, and emigrated his have Obio, IS A: By his death at familybare' ...
... against the town. It was under this threat that H. KtactOmwiflyft* l tfc**»*••■ r ~ Holloway'e Ointment and Fills. Diptheria Typhoid Sore Throat i ia identigpl :Witb,. one form of scarlet fever, and for its core demands the same treatment. For quarter of ...
... IV.—No. 75.] LONDON, THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1861. Attinmary. DEATH OF THE PRINCE CONSORT. Prince Albert died on the 14th, of typhoid fever. The funeral took place in the Chapel Royal at Windsor, on the 23rd. Throughout the kingdom the day was observed with ...
... Federal generals as Kansas used to be to Federal governors. There is much sickness in the Secessionist army in Kentucky, typhoid fever, measles, &c. The Union armies have better health than could have been expected, and there is much room for improvement ...
... Federal generals as Kansas used to be to Federal governors. There is much sickness in the Secessionist army in Kentucky, typhoid fever, measles, dm. The 'Union armies have better health than could have been expected, and there is much room for improvement ...
... New Orleans being the healthiest. These attacks usually left the convalescent weak, and predisposed to low and sometimes typhoid fuvert. During the early autumn the Confederate hospitals were crowded ; hut now the epidemics have ceased, and every report ...
... possessed of intelligence, zeal, and soldierly qualities. The weather has suddenly become alarmingly close and warm, and typhoid fevers are rather increasing in camps and quarters. SUMNER ON THE STUMP IN NEW YORK. Vkarlea Sumner, United StiqefiSeuator ...