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... proceeding from Jlcnv and htmt Fevers, which are generally miftaken for and Hyf (ricks. It is cxticir.c'y cftVaual in the Small-Pox, Mcaps, and St. AntLory't fire, and Tingle remarkably flops the Progrefs of a Cold, and certainly prevents the iil Confcquences ...
... Street, Lambeth, Surry, was afflifted for near five Years with a violent crufta- ce->us corrofive Humour, wbich, after the Small-Pox, cover- ed her Head, and is commonly called a Scaled Head. She was twenty Months under the Care of the Difpenfary, Soho ; ...
... fvvith frequent Tie) t_v-v4-r n t»^ii // fill Deformities ot the »Skin, Tit* jV , f ...
... dangcrou. Huraoura. Price 11. the Roc. Dr. Ktd.life't famous PurglngElixir j beinnthe bef I' ri- fier ofthe b'ood after th« Small-Pox, Ac, It curei thf Dropfy, S-.urvy, Itch, and aU old Sore, or breakicgi-o'ir wha?f.-»cr, (at Thoufandi have *ipe*i ...
... 10 J ifane. The Parlbn who .ioie him wss fetn vutn 1 Herfe.waad a middle Si.e, Thin, woie bis own Hair, pitted with the Small-Pox, and had o.la light biown u» Wbofocvcr difeovcrt tbe Pe.fon who copiitted the *V Robbery, fu that lie may be brought to ...
... Plowman difcovcred. 16. Life of Charlotte Charke continued. 1 7. Hiibry of Maryland. 18. Bill for Union of the Colonies. 19. Small-Pox incommunicable at St, Helena. 20. Project for an univcrfal Thermometer. 11. Further Experiments in Putrefaction. 22 On the ...
... Uneafineflcs proceeding from and latent which arc generally miftaken for Vafwri and Hyjitrich, It is extremely cfTeflual in the Small-Pox, Meajitt, and St. /IntLony't Fire, and Tingle Dole remarkably flops the CM, and certainly prevents the ill Confcqucnccs arifing ...
... of all the Books hitherto publifh'd in Cookery. To which is added, A Remedy for pre- venting Perfons from catching the Small-Pox, Plague, or any Epidemical Difurder, kc, &c. kc. London : Printed for the Authob, 1754. Mrs. FAIRFAX to the Publick. HAVING ...
... Maid, and Laundry Maid ; alfo a Gardener, Poftillion, Footman, and Man Servant to do Hulbandry Work. They muft have had the Small-Pox, and come well recommended for Honefty, Sobriety, and Diligence. Letters, Poft paid, or perfonal Application at the Print- ...
... ,have for more than 40 Years, with uncommon Succefs, been given i> all Fluxes; Spitting of Blood. Cohfumpsions, Agues, Small-Pox, Meaftes, Colds, Coiigfcs, ?? in, the Limbs and Joints; they put off even, *he r__oft violent Fever eveln in the worft Cafes ...
... is about five feet seven inches high, upwards of nineteen years of age, fair or pale com- plexion, and pitted with the small-pox. N. B. The said Martin has friends at Hampshire. in Hampfhire. TOHN RICHARDSON, charged with ftcaling J a filver fatice-fpoon ...
... cannot com* well recom- mended for bis Skill in Hufbandry Bufinefs, ard good Morals; who is not Single, hath not had the Small-Pox, abd cannot write. Wjlges 12 1. a Year, with Led and Jsoard, but no Wafhing. ? Enquire this Morning, and the Monday and ...