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It was remarked that in the months of January and February old cases of Dysentery prevailed. In the latter month men of Dysentery. A European Policeman died of Chronic Dysentery in the latter month in the Civil Hospital. In March and April Europeans were exempt from disease with the peculiarly marked character of an acute type.
The civil were a few cases of simple Catarrh and mild Rheumatic affections.
In May Rheumatic affections predominated, and with Remittent Fever showed itself.
In July Remittent and Intermittent prevailed, with Pneumonia. In this month one European Policeman died of Fever. A pauper, after having been brought into Hospital in a state of discare, and shortly died.
In August the number of cases of Remittent Fever sensibly increased, and their type became more serious. There were in this month in the Civil Hospital three deaths from exposure and want.
163.
In September Remittent Fever continued to prevail, and some intractable cases of Diarrhoea showed themselves. The deaths were two paupers, one of Phthisis, the disease of the other is not specified, and one European Policeman of delirium tremens. In October Fever passed from the Remittent into the Intermittent type and continued. The deaths in hospital during this month were three, viz.: one American Prisoner from the ship "hello", of Gun-shot wounds, - a Chinese prisoner, who was removed for the sake of isolation to the Civil Hospital, of Spasmodic Gangrene, - and a pauper of Contusions. In November, although the cases of Fevers, chiefly of an Intermittent type, were numerous, they became less urgent in their symptoms.
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remarked that in the months of fanuary and February old cases of Dysentery premiled. In
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of Dysentery.
European Poliecman dich
March and April
exempt from disease wither
peculiarly of an acute
marked character. The European died of Chronie. Gysentery in the latter mouth in the Civil. Hospital.
In May Rheumatic affections predes
minated, and with Remittent Fever showed
itself.
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were a
few
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of
simple Catank and mild Rheumatic affections.
In July Remittent and Intermittent prevailed, with Phenmation. In this month one huropean Policeman died of
hought into Hospital.
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Fever. A pauper after having been exposed in discare, and shortly died.
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Remittent Fever sensibly increased, and their
type breame
There were in this more serious. There
mouth in the Civil Hospital three deaths
from exposure
and want.
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and one
Policeman of delirium tremens. In betober Fever passed from
the
Remittent into the Intermittent and continued
type. The deaths in hospital during this
three, viz : one American Prisoner
mouth were
viz.
from the ship "hello", of Sun-shot wounds, -
Chinese priemer, who was
removed for
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the
sake of isolation to the Civil Impital, of Strapital Sangrene, - and a pauper of Contusions. In November, although the cases were
the Fevers, chiefly of an
Anumerous,
type, became less
Intermittent
urgent
in
their
symptoms.
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