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... TYPHOID FEVER AND HOUSE DRAINAGE. Perhaps I may here be allowed to make a few remarks upon the existing system of Louse drainage. First, I would suggest that sewers should not be constructed under the floors of dwelling houses. If constructed of brick ...
... CAUSES OF TYPHOID FEVER. Sir,—ln your paper of the 25th of January, * correspondent, signing himself T, has called Letheby, and, indirectly, all other medical officers, to account for not satisfactorily accounting for the visitation of typhoid fever, with ...
... [Advertisement]. Holloway's and. Typhoid Fevers. Why do some die and some r from fever? This momentous question admits of a answer—because some are possessed of sufficieni energy to cast out the fever-breeding poison. This n operation is admirably imitated ...
... CAUSES OF TYPHOID FEVER. Sir, —■ Practitioner having again addressed you 011 the above subject, mny I beg a small space yonr columns in reply, which I shall as briefly as possible. In iry former letter I stated that Practitioner was un'oriunate in ...
... DEATHS. ANCELL.—On the 2d inst., at Pt-nge, Surrey, of typhoid fever, Maria, youngest daughter of the late Lieutenant Robert Ancell, RN., in her 20th year, beloved by all who knew her. ANDRE W.—On the 2d inst., at his seat, Bodrean, near Truro, Cornwall ...
... DEATHS. ARMSTRONG.—On the 28th ult., at Aldershot, of typhoid fever, Peter Lennox Armstrong, aged 4 years 13 days, only son of Dr. Lancelot Armstrong, 13th Hussars. BIJXTON.—On the 30th ult., at the house of T. F. Buxton, Esq., Leytonstone, aged 18, Sarah ...
... Slaves singing the John Bbown Chobds. When Colonel Daniel Uliman sick with typhoid fever in Little Washington, Virginia, he repeatedly heard slaves at their work singing the John Brown chorus. Colonel Uliman asked the owner of the slaves if he permitted ...
... I CAUSE TYPHOID FEVER. Sir, —hi your lust letter signed Practitioner in answer to a letter mine which you did the to publish on the 25th of January last. AfTill yon permit few words in rtply. is not all altar to whether should consider Dr Letheby an ...
... DEATHS. On tb«* 2nd Juno, at Dum-din, Near Zoalard, Alexander 11, JSq., G'.cnrarry and On the l-*»th inft.,ut Interlaken, typhoid fever, Aitbur Wilmot, the belored .~oa the K«-v. C. 11. Llliott, M.A., aired 22. On the inst., Tour llouko, ArrtHire. utter ...
... completed at Meigle, Dundee. The gas has also, we believe, been conveyed to Belmont Castle. TYPHOID FEVER CAUSED DY DEFICIENCY OF WATER.—According to a weekly paper typhoid fever has spread rapidly at Rotherham. Some time ago the Local Board of Health adopted ...
... may considered to more especially con* firmed by a mass of evidence amounliajf to the clearest demonstration, it is that typhoid fever in commonly generated by the effluvia and putrid emanations from bad drains, old cesspools, and sources, by decomposing ...
... metropolis since October last, appears to have changed its type from typhoid to typhus within the last two months. These are varieties of the same distemper, typhus being distinguished from typhoid fever a different form of cutaneous eruption and a stronger febrile ...