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... the public rnads which intersect the farms. In the neighbourhood of Coventry certain form foot and mouth disease of a low typhoid character has appeared, and several deaths have resulted, even in spite of the most careful nursing and judicious application ...
... times, especially during the presence of typhoid fever, become really dangerous to the inhabitants, as it Was well known that that disease Was disseminated morei i that way than by any other means, and if typhoid did ap. pear in tse village, the probability ...
... have hitherto been confounded togetherand are still apparently undis. tinguished by a certain number of ?? practitioners The typhoid, fever, or typhia as it may be called to dis- tinguish it from typhus, Dr. Southwood Smith, Dr. Murchison, and others have ...
... the deaths were caused by w want of sufficient nourish- ment and tvphoid fever, and attributed the exciting cause of the typhoid fever to the consumption of cer- tain pond water by the family. lie further said the gause of the deaths was so clear that ...
... effect of Rarey's admirable Horse Food was most favoarable upon one of my horses, which had been redruced to a mere skelton by typhoid, a fever which 'is almost invariably fatal here. It was reduced in weight to tbirty-three miriagrarne; this was on the 29th ...
... OCTOBER 1, 1840. CO NTAINING :-Mr Robertson on the Ex- cess of Adult Females in Great Britain.-Dr. A. P. Stewart on Typhus alnd Typhoid Fover.-Mr Blake on Saline Substances introduced into the Vascular System.-Dr. A. Smith on the Diseases of Peru.-ir J. Stuart ...
... of Rarey's admirable Horse Food wae mokt favourable upon one of my horaso, I which had been reduced to a more akelton bj typhoid, a fever I which :is almostjnvarlably fatal here. 't was reduced In e weight to thirty-three mirlagrams; this was on the 2Sth ...
... Rarey's admirable yo Horse Food was moat favourable up on one of my horses, s55 Which had been reduced to a miero skelton by typhoid, a fever Y( Which .ls almostjnvarlably fats' here. 'it was, reduced In tic weight to thirty-three miriagrams ; this was on ...