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... two or uhrec Years part, as being more rend* ering the Eruption favorable and bunging to a Cri/u in Jborter : The natural Small-pox, tho’ confluent, turn on the 7th Day, including the Day of the Etupti. n TheTeim. lor Iroculaiion are very moderate. To SOL ...
... return with Safety. We the Bailifis of Ipfwich, having, on Tuefday the 25th Inftant, made an Enquiry into the State- of the Small-Pox in this Town, do hereby ceitify it to ?? to be as under ; In St. Mary Tower,— None. In St. Maiy Elms, — None. St. Matthew ...
... Suffolk, whofe Names are under-written, do hereby affure the Publick, that thjre are but Two Perfons afflicted with the Small-Pox in the aforefaid Town, and they are nurfed at the Peft-Houfe. William Aldrick, Vicar., Inhabitant*. E.Tyrep, JobnÃanfon ...
... and Pan of Horfes, (or four upon occalian) and imderftand. Fanning a fm iU Farm; The other Footman.— If they have had the Small-pox, and can have good ChataSer* for their Sobriety, Honefty, and Cleanlinefi, fuch may apply to Mr. Wm. Daniel of Colchester ...
... Families, &c. with ijfna hu. Cds, hit peculiar Met 1 Inoculation ; all other putrid, nt nciples, that may coincide with the Small.pox, are cn•iiely ei. n.d fro 11 the Blood j which had State of the Blood in the Caufe ■ f die 1 lu-inp trb l.cing fatal,and ...
... Midwifery, ufual and will take particular Care that to nfeilion communicated thro' him any of his Patients who have not hail the Small-Pox. FRAMLINGHAM, Suffolk, 27, 1707. HF,R.FAS it has been inifVcprcfeiunl. that it is dan▼ ▼ to conic to Framiingham upon account ...
... in- « difputable Evidence of Experience ; both which loudly * proclaim the Utility and Safety of this Praftice for the « Small-pox, and that it is an excellent Prefervative of the * human Race.' ...
... . Bury St. Edmund*s, Suffolk, Feb ii, 1768. UPON very ftria Enquiry this Day made from Houfs to Houle, the State of the Small-Pox in this Town, by u-. wild; Names are hereunto fubfcribed, it appears that there are more Ilian Eight Perlbnt ill of that ...
... The Eleftor of Saxony died very fud- denly and unexpeftedly, on Saturday the 17th Inftant, at Two ?? in the Morning, ofthe Small-Pox, which came out only a few Hours before he expired. The Guards took the Oaths on the Lme Day to the prefcnt Eleftor, who ...
... ihltmited, Mr. jun. an Alnltant in h':. U Moji liiccel’ Method Inoculation, who every way qualified conduct Patients ihio the Small-Pox with the utmoll oalcty. The may to obltivc, that his Aliiliant, Mr. Peale, in Kent, has inoculated lincc Septemh.-r lalt ...
... MaN?Servant, between thirty and forty Years of Age, to the necclfaty Bufnitf. of a finall Family. Such one, having had the Small-pox, and bringing with him Character, may hear of a Flace applying to Mr. Wm. E*ton, Baokfeller, in LETT and Entered upon at ...
... Date hereof, any Pei fun or Pcifons whatlhever (hall intrude intruded into the faiji Town, n ill of, to inoculated for the Small-pox ; cr if any Pc>f;n (hall receive fuch d. tern; wed Perf.m r'erfon*, 01 (lull continue the Frtf&ice of Inoculation, in my ...