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... the room than his fair creditor cried out, My dear Mr. Dun, why could you be so imprudent sa to approsoh a suffering from smallpox ? Look at my poor face' The creditor gave a shriek, darted out of the room, and has not since bees heard of. Jost' BILLINGS ...
... oounting.konse and asked hurriedly of one of those small tight-clad boys who are on duty in that precinct, Hays you the small•pox in the house: and the boy, who perfectly understood English, replied, No ; but we expert it every minute, and when ...
... that of London, yet the wiaxiswins number of deaths occurring in the latter oily daring any week of the year of greatest smallpox fatality for • third of a century never mashed 100. Noises than 1,000 fatal eases have weaned in Paris in the 20 weeks elapsed ...
... and the onleietisg priest. De. ALFRED Senz urgently counsels thet no person who has not been voorinated or has not had the small-pox &humid go to Paris at the present time. Tu rotors for Ireland ter year shows that there were 97,868 marriage., 146,919 births ...
... nventional •• embrace, and even bearded men may often be seen exchanging smackers in broad daylight. Aprop, s sal the small-pox, a learned doelor writes to ti., papers to prove that this habit has its dance! as well as its pleasures. He says that the ...
... of one of old Homer's wild boars in San Francisco with o insiderable equanimity ; we weld anticipate an invasion of the small-pox with much inward satisfaction; the dispersion of a choice lit of prime rattleenakes in oar streets would produce in as feelings ...
... convicted of cruelty ti animals, and fined, during the peat two months. A CONGRESS or assembled, in Paris. for the dismission of small.pox and racwiration, has jut oome to as end after a very stormy session. As ESN:ZION oos took place at Wrexham Colliery the other ...
... lard Justice, with a seat in the Privy Council. MoRTALITT IR PARIR for the week ending July a shows deaths, including from smallpox. The weather is steady, sad oppressively ware. ...
... Lord Justice, with a seat in the Privy Council. TER re Pans for the week ending July shows 1,119 deaths, iaoluding 267 from smallpox. The weather la cloudy, and oppressively warn. ...
... What was the illness of whisk he died r the clerk. I don't know, air. Well, but you must have some idea—was it the small-pox ! ' No, sir, said the widow in tears, he went to bed last night in perfect health and this morning woke op a corpse ...
... tastes and manners. TO FARMERS.— Foukr's (Lends) Doted, Yarrow Plough is uto holt, prior £IR Catalvgues on IsristriLe.—The smallpox which bee been raging in Paris for some time past was a sall terrible plague ; but the war fever, which just broken out ...
... salary of 11,750. Tut 3fedie , ,l Time, and Gaulle stater. that for the week ending August C there were in Paris 151 deaths smallpox, le from aimirliethm, 18 from !weeks, lei from typhoid fever, 5 from erysipelae, 42 from brounhitir, 48 from pmeumonia, 80 ...