Typhuses [noun]

The campaign had almost come to a standstill owing to typhus.

And what if it should turn out the cholera, or typhus, or something as bad?

I judge the typhus is where the baby' slobbered on the shawl, and it's come off on him.

In February he resurrected the question but that time he was put off by the typhus.

She lasted a month or so at that—typhus, or a German shell, I don't know which.

Nothing is left but that she prove her sisterhood by dying, and infecting you with typhus.

If there's a' sough o' cholera,Or typhus,—wha sae gleg as she?

Is that Sarah that I left in her bed of typhus faver this night?

I thought at least you would have been laid up for a month with the typhus fever!

He was taken to a hospital, where he lay for three months with typhus.