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... ■with their Connections, both England and Ireland, ever loft a (ingle Patient by Inoculation ; that any one has had the Small-pox fecond Time; that their Patients in general have not through the Diforder in as favorable Manner, and with as much Safety ...
... honoured them with their Connexions, both in England and Ireland ever loft a lingie Patient by Inocular \™ an >' one * had the Small-pox lecond Time; or that their Patients in ae- aeneral have not palfed through the Diforder~in favorable a Manner, and with as ...
... Seed Worms, the Ich and K.-!ir.'-.-Eul, Gripes, and Pains in the Stomach, cleaves the utei hard Drinking, and after the Small-Pox and Meaflea. * This ELIXIR has been found exceeding proper for People of and Life, being them both Air and Excrete. Tl: ...
... him, STOUT WOMAN, foppofed to be about Forty Years Age, and a BOY about fourteen or fifteen, both of them pitted with the Small-pox the Woman had on Blue Camblet Gown, under which was an old Petticoat much mended j the Lad’s Hair light-coloured like the ...
... Age Vinton is full-faced, and round-fhoulder'd Britter is tather thin, frefh Complexion, Black Hair, and pitted with the Small-pox. If the above fervants will return to their Service in a few Days they will be treated civil Manner. ...
... alfo broke one: tF.e Tin, in which was ninetvn Pounds in Money, and got cit.ar [hue is Advice trom Son'h Ce,Jiina, that the Small-Pox was b-Acc out thcir, and carried off Ahunlance of Pc •pie ; and alio that V.c:e 'AC 'eie Ditturbsnces3mnn,, , , the Indians ...
... invention, it now known tnd at to need no further recommendation but the Public an particularly requeued to ohferve, that in the Small-pox, ' Mealies, and inflammation! of the tailed Ptaarifieag', the frequent application of tint /Ether will aflurd the patient ...
... 4'r'|,( Gui.ua, and Five Shilling and DR. NORRIS's for Fevers, Equally efhr and putrid or malignant, in acute inP* o \i J Small-pox, Mea/1.-s, Agues, freih C«M ' Coughs, the Rheumat f-n, Difordtrs ■ Bowels, occafioned by ■uJit'.es and \i of Spirits, Head-achs ...
... Worms, the Itch and Kings-Evil, the Gripes, and Pains in the Stomach, cleanfesthe Head after hard Drinking, and after the Small-Pox and Meafles. Jf This ELIXIR has been found exce.ding proper for People of a fedentary and confined Life, being t« them both ...
... DROPS for Pevers, (equally efficacious in ncr/ons, miliary, ami putrid or m.i! : r;n3nt,- as in acute i ilammatory Fevers) Small-pox, Mc.i:!e3, frefh Colds, old invcte ate Coughs, the Rhcuniatlfm, of the Stomach and Bowels, Crudities and Indigcftion, of ...
... ANTIMONIAL DROPS for Fevers, (equally efficacious nervous, miliary, and putrid or malignant, acute inflammatory Fevers) Small-pox, Mealies, Agues, frefh Colds, old inveterate Coughs, the Rheumatifm, Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, occafio.icd Crudities ...
... Sunday the 19th 'ant, from John Mackett's Service in Brookland, John Beechen, about so Years old, high, pitted much with the Small-Pox, is very rtd in the Face when warm, very fmall of Growth, had on when he went away a light-colour'd coarfe Cloth Coat, an ...