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... and theremay be more thanthe Peculiar People in England to hold, as the writer in the Standard the other day did, that smallpox is a mitigated . blessing, and takes . all evil humours from the blood, when its pustules overspread the body ; but to those ...
... TUB SMALLPOX AND PBVBB HOSPITALS. Byrne reported that there are 15 acute and 28 convalescent cases under treatment Kilmatnnam small pox hospital, against acute and convalescent last week. Nine patients were admitted during the last week ; five were discharged ...
... FRENCH | THE WINTER IN THE SOUTH OF ! NCE. FEEDING THE PEOPLE, CAPE NEWS. A TURKISH BRIGAND AND HIS THIRTY VACCINATION VERSUS SMALLPOX. THE SUDDEN DE\TH ON BOARD THE G THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN MR. PARNELL. BELFAST POLICE COURT. BIRTHS, MARRLAGES, AND ...
... LIFE OF FRENCH THE WINTER IN THE SOUTH OF FEEDING THE PEOPLE. CAPE NEWS. A TURKISH BRIGAND AND HIS THIRTY VACCINATION VERSUS SMALLPOX, THE SUDDEN DEATH ON BOARD THE THE eee MOVEMENT IN MR. PARNELL. BELFAST POLICE COURT. BIRTHS, AND FAIRS FOR NEXT WEEK. MAERKEET ...
... - - -- HAVII t ts HOUSE Lkunocemes --and use soother. The only in Fevers, Iruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox, Headache; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Hee so substitute. See perpetual ion imitators; also the unsai nous ju dgm ...
... vaccination had been charged by Dr. Cameron with serious faults, and said it was not protecting the public against the dangers of smallpox; that the arm-to-am vaccination was attended with the danger of transferring from child to child constitutional diseases; ...
... HOUSE Lammoces's Pr arm rend use no other. The only safe an:, dote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or BilicrA Sickness, Small-pox, and Headache; having peca.ll. and exclusive meriM. Use no substitute. See per. petual injunction against imitators; also ...
... net the attached to the fever hoseitel, who were suffering from Council relative to a resolution of the local authority at small-pox. country. Ho was of opinion that the farmers would not last meeting from which it would anpear information Broailway DiApeneary ...
... used on the human person nr De Herdt Howell remarked. in passing, that it was remarkable if the disease of the cow was redly smallpox, as some gentlemen had urged, no record should exist of those who drank the milk being affected, and suggested that there ...
... atutillpor. It miuntis. boo of of nature to de.oo the Withnot • the • victim to fever, mutter. or other deadly dime.. TO. of smallpox is is proved by the fact raises humas mortality eves In the eptdeost.s, hot loottirdy mite. it, humin wort o • thiog of lose ...
... the former dangerously. ]Savor Cook of theiGoorkhas died on the 19th. tient Tuite, 67th, and Captain From*. 72nd, ill with smallpox. Pneumonia is increasing owing to cold and exposure, otherwise the health of troops very goad. Sick of British troops oaly ...
... complexion, a healthy skin, and giving a constant immunity from infection of all kinds. A real safeguard against fevers, measles, smallpox, and contagious diseases entering the family, at the same time the most fragrant and agreeable of all Toilet Soaps. no other ...