... tendency to prodace disease—it dad in the produce disease. If there was any town, of any sort, it prevailed mostly the fever and smallpox were very often found in these places, and it was extremely difficult to deal with them. ‘They spread from one person to ...

... into the human body in two in gg by inocula- tion, indirectly by the lungs and skin. You all know how the morbid poison of small-pox get into the blood by.means of the respiration or by inoculation. So it ig with the morbid poison of decayed bodies. The ...

... discussion took place on vaccination, the question being whether Mr Wakley’s Hill, which wholly forbids inocu- lation for the small-pox, should be substituted for the one sent down from the Lords, whichorly providesth pneaus of diffusing vaccination. The house ...

... offence than the one contemplated by the penalty. The rich criminal bas his bail estreated : as one 1s vaccinated to avoid the small-pox, he pays the fine to avoid transportation. ‘Mle rationale of Lail is, that the Court, not knowing the character of the prisoner ...

... causes, the increased knowledge anatomy and the many very valuable discoveries in medicine w ill stand mo t prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, has been successfully vaccination ; and Gout, that used to claim its numerous victims ...

... position in Hungary which they claim. “He speaks the dialect of the people; It is the lan, of my beloved mother (be zh Pox 1x small-pox in sheep is ati the serious attention of the government Professor of the Coll has beon engaged by. » Board sf Trade to make ...

... the arduous war with France, just after the battle of Senelfe, William of Orange was seised with the same fatal disease (small-pox) which had destroyed both his father and his mother in tbe prime of their lives. Tbe eruptiou refused to throw out, and remained ...

... b-»th handsome fellows in their styles. The converse all this applies to the case of women. Rousseau did not dare to let the small-pox permanently injure the beauty his Heloise. One would have . Hie book had destroyed the sine qua non all romance. O' Doherty's ...

... beyond the years |i nd | occasioned by the + counts fron Tialy state iba: bina a vomiting forth Hames, aud an expected.——The small-pox las b crew of her Majesty’s ship St. Vi has carried off sever: sea 30 men now ill of that disorder. - beer pat vn foot throughout ...

... these causes, the increased knowledge of anatomy and the many very discoveries in medicine will stand most prominent. The small-pox, that annually carried off thousands, has been succesfully combatted by vaccination ; and Gout, that used to claim its numerous ...

... the fence being between these sheep and his own flock; and yet so was he that he would succeed in his endeavours prevent small-pox spreading, that he did not think fit to remove his own thick, and yet liad not had a single case of disease. He believed ...

... may save the money for drink. 9. Low no opportunity of walking and taking exenise iu the open sir. 10. When typhus fever, small-pox, or soviet fee eis me' your house, be sure to keep the rooms well aired, and separate as much as you can the healthy part ...