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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 320, 22 May 1894, Page 3

Cure for Typhoid.

o The Westminster Gazette says :— Considerable attention is being given id some of the Scotch papers to what is believed to be a valuable discoyery in the treatmeutof typhoid fever made by Dr Anderson, the Medical Officer of Health for Dundee. Dr Anderson claims that by the aid of salol, in combination with chlorodyne and lac bismuth, the typhoid poison «nn in many cases be successfully fought in the intestinal glands. He has put his treatment to the proof for a period of 18 months in the Dundee Fever Hos pital, and with the best results. Of a toial of 84 patients submitted to it six died, which is one >n 14 as comparftd with one in every five, the ueaal deathrate of genuine typhoid. In a large proportion of the ca<?e9, after 48 hours' treatment, the dangerous conditions subsided to within fairly safe limits, and thereafter day by day the improvement continued. Sir "Wilhnm Jenner once stated that he never knew a case of typhoid fever cnt short by any remedial agent. It will be interesting to note j what reception Dr Anderson's discover? meets with among the big- wigs of the j profession.

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