... irresistibly proving bis fundamental proposition, that cow-pox and smallpox arc nat hens te dissimilar, bat identical, aud that the vaccine disease is net the preventive of small pox, but the smallpox iit the virulent and contagious disesse being a ...

... and Junior Practitioners. GEORGE GREGORY, M.D., liaantiate of the Royal College Physicians in London ; Phyaarian to the Small-Pox and Vaccination Hospital; and Physician the George's end St. James's General ■Dispensary. Fourth Edition, enlarged, revised ...

... -of '* Morison's Pills, was sent for to attend him. the course of Friday, the 20th of June, it was discovered that the small-pox had attacked the deceased. The prisoner solely continued to attend him. the course the illaess gave the deceased no less ...

... means (Monsun’s pills,), in his own family, three cases ot typhus fever, one scarlet fever, four ot measles, and five of small-pox, namely, ins wile and four children. Jt is useless to enter fur ther into the motives which actuate the lower grades of the ...

... Uedesircd to see Webb: was sent for and came. He was asked to come again : did once twice day up to the time his death. The small-pox appeared the Friday week before his death. He took the pills two three times day. They operated violently. . _ . • Cross ...

... diseases, are now familiarly known to be rropagnted in this latter manner. As an example of both modes of propagation, the small-pox may be cited, which may be conveyed to another either by inoculation or simply by approaching a patient labouring under this ...

... fifty-fonr Tyne Mercury states that Robert of Hexham, a poor man novrly 6) years of age, and who is sleeply indented with the small-pox, whieh he had undergone in his youth, isat pre- sent labonring under the same disease. —An Voglish Com- pany is forming at ...

... class, and but one weekly journal of any character, the Sjuclulur.—Standard. A quack doctor having spread the ulartn of the smallpox raging in the Isle Man, has induced the parents of children, in the parish St. Patrie, to allow them inoculated for that ...

... complaint, although so much greater than they have been accustoms! tosee, believing that more com- plete security against small-pox was thus ensured, T men- tion all these without any regard to the im- pression they may couvey respecting the value of the ...

... table and engaged in the same game of whist.—-Upwards of indi- viduals, men, women, and children, have vie- tims to the small-pox at Worcester since January last. The diseaso is not abated, fatal cases still oc- eurring.——Lord Milton has prosented to ...

... each side of his bed. It is remarkable that during all that time nobody died in the house, till he was carried oft by the small-pox at the age of 85. After the windows were glazed by his son, death became a frequent visitor. —Ten Minutes’ Advice on Coughs ...

... cause. ‘The bills of mortality give of 560 deaths upon the past week, pa yao og debility, consumption, corivulsions, and small-pox. The Marquis of Clanricarde has sailed for St. Pe- tersburg, where, as representative of the British go- verninent, his attention ...