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... On the SMALL-POX. Suit lackryma reruns, mail mortalia tangunt! i p. c. AT a Time when this formidable jufily attracts the public Attention, any rational Attempt to diminilh it's Fatality, will fcarcely be deemed unfcafonable; fince it appears, from the ...
... GLASS; when it is the neighbouring Tradefmen will attend at the Time and Place ab;;ve-uientioned. WHEREAS it reported that the SMALLPOX are in the Parifh of Bouchtox, ntar Northampton;--This is to certify, that the faid Report without Foundation, as no Perfon ...
... acquaint his Friends and the Public in general, that he ftill continues tocarryonth?Buf:nefs of INOCULATION and NURSING for the SMALL-POX, at the faid Houfe, ot elfewhere. 'J I >le rhat pleafe to put themfelves under his Care may depend upon being carefully and ...
... hirPin; (he bad.a very moderate Eruption, and went through the Inoculation very well: On the 12th Day irom the 1 ime of the Small-Pox appearing, fhe was fuddenly felled with a cold Shivering, which was fucceeded by a' Fever, which terminated in a Mortification ...
... WANTED, in a private Family, A perlbn of light Weight, to drive a Poft-Chaife, who has been uTed to the Eufinefs, has had the Small-Pox, can wait at Table, and do any other Work he is ordered. An unexceptionable Character from his laftPlace will be expected ...
... 77 7. WE have the Pleafure to acquaint the Public, that, upon the ftriftcft Enquiry this Day made, it is found that the SMALL-POX is quiu; cut of this Town ROBT. WATSON, Vicar. JOHN HOLLINGWORTHj ? ChurchlOHM WILSON, {wardens. WILLIAM CRIPPS,n GEO. OSBORN ...
... to Diforder, which is rendered formidable only by our own Want Prudence. The fatal Confequences which have attended the Small-Pox among us have allowedly been owing to that great Averhon from Inoculation which prevails among the poorer Kind of People ...
... proper Care. ]V/TR. JOHN CALLfS, of WKifibn, gives this LVa public Notice, That his Family is now under Inoculation for the Small-Pox, and defires thofe Perfons who pleafe to favour him with their Cuilom, in bringing their Mares to be Covered by his Ho le ...
... WRIIING and other PAPER. WANTED immediateiv, A Joi'snkymav T ANNE R. Good Wagns will be given to en« • '{ that has had the Small-Pox, and is a good Workman. Enquire 01 the Printer of this Paper. MONEY Wanted upon Annuities for Life. *TpflL Trufleei for ...
... pafl W been fpread, greatly to the Prejudice of the Inhabitants of the Town of Lcighton-Buzzard, Bedfordihire, that the SMALL-POX has infeiled the fame: '1 his is to certify, that the above Report is without Foundation, as no Perfon in the faid Town is ...
... 1777. WE have the Pleafurc to acquaint the Public, that, upon the ftiiileft Fnouiry tin's Day made, it is found that the SMALL-POX is quite out of this Town. ROBT. WATSON, Vicar. ' ' JOHN HOLLING WORTH, } Church - JOHN WILSON, (wardens. WILLIAM CRIPPS ...
... beft of Purges cleanfe the Body of all grofs and vicious Humours contracted by hard Drinking, Surfeits, Colds, Mcaflcs, or Small-Pox. It deftroys all Manner Worms in Children or grown Perfons, gives prefent Eaf; in the Cholic, and cures the Scurvy, Dropfy ...