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... females is as 100lo 128. During the first 30 years of t lhe eighteenth ren- tury, the ntumbir of deaths in 1Endon, flora small-pox was 24 opt ft .1000 ., in the 30 years of tht sanie, the deaths from the same cauie, were about uie-temmthl of tle whole ...

... Bill, and ?? it with the Smallpox Preventions ' Bill, intreduced by HMr. Waklr.v, Sir Janmes said, one rrf the main differences between the twis Bills was, that the Hon. Mbember for Flnisbury prohibited Inoculati )n for the smallpox altogether, whereas b ...

... that the proportiorb of persons liable to a seton'd attack of small-pox is-snuclt greater than is commonly believed. Then, it appears, that of 297 persons who had previously had small-pox, and-were marked by the disease, 95 received the cow-pox in a perfect ...

... who have passed through either natural w ' or inoculated small-pox are notex'enipted from this P a- disease, and that in these also it is modlilfiedor rendered. r milder, by the previous small-pox, a circumstance which T e Mr. Bryce had previously noticet ...

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... at-an end. They have returned tn the capital with the teumtant of a miserable army, suffering from sIsentery, famine. small-pox, and being. dreadfully harassed in their retreat by the Queen of Akim, and a very powerful chief, the head of rlse Bentookieq ...

... The, annual report of the National Vaccine Establihliment has just been made. The number of per- oanas who have died of small-pox in the course of the alet year, within' the bills of mortAlity, London, amounts to 508. More than loo000 of thcpoor have ...

... it) the edjoitiling disttict. T'hrvugh tht different couuties of Eiiglaull, thie practice ?? is becoming general, and tihe Small-pox is gradually declining ; aed evetA in London, where the opposition to the new riocu- lation has heer. most violc nt, Ai is ...

... and without the means of sub- sistence, while seven of the children were suffering under the dreadful visitation of the small-pox. This is treatment that criminals of the deepest dye are not suffered to endure, even after conviction, in this country; ...

... fi*r all eruptions, whether contracted too free living, surfeits, or proceeding from scurvy, or humours after the measles, smallpox. \c. Price Is. Ijd. the bottle. SHF UK’s Original CKANH KLIM It. for all fresh cold*, pains ami soreness of the stomach, ...

... Age, about' Feet 9 Inches high, (lark Brown Hair, c anr dark Complexion ; has a Scar on One Cheek a t t me arked with the Small-Pox, stout over the I } Fhouiders IDsag Chin, holds his HIcad dosso, and fee- a quzeely strokes his Chin; a Piere of One of hids ...