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... forbid be to mak but no compulsory— Dr (Norwood) said that they on the horns of dilemma What origin held it derived from smallpox that to go back to cow to a suspicious source —The said the Government Board would of in for calf lymph to to their stock ...
... Lamploucm’s Ptretic Saline —and use other. The only safe antidote Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox, and Headache; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpot uni injunction against imitators; also ...
... Piles, Phlegm, Pains in the Bones, Palpitations, Palsy, Retention oi Urine, Relaxations, Rheumatism, Ringworm, Scald Heads, Small-pox, Sore Eyvs. Scrofula (or Kings Evil), Sore Throats, Stone, Strangury, Thrush, Tie Tremblings, Tumours, Ulcers, White Swellings ...
... 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 ...
... Comfortable to ijoar. TTHE BELT of HEALTH (Registered). JL Infallible in tbe Prevention And Cure of Fevers of all kinds. Smallpox, THE BELT of HEALTH (Registered) For Measles ' For Skin Diseases For Heart Disease (Other than Organic). THE BELT of HEALTH ...
... 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 ...
... I cannot bring myself to think with Mr. G. W. Ward, of Perriston. Towers, Ross, Hertfordshire, that such inflictions as small-pox are desirable because they are Nature's cure for a foul and diseased system. This statement, which is combined with a wholesome ...
... S PYRETIC SALINE, and use no other. This is the 7Trwe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox and Headache; baving peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetusl injunctions fi imitators ; also the uvanimous ...
... Headache, Fevers, thirst, and skin affections it cures in very short time, and has proved £, great value in the prevention of small-pox and other infectious diseases. To be obtained any Chemist, and he maker, 113, Hoftoa, London. AND CO., IPSWICH, ™ Manufacturers ...
... referred to whooping-cough, three to scarlet-fever, two to measles, two to fever, one to diarrhoea, and not one either to small-pox or diphtheria ; in ail. twelve deaths resulted from these seven principal zymotic diseases, against 12 and 14 in the two ...
... with Fever, Measles, or SMALLPDX are frequent y prevented, and these diseases cured by its use. Any person who has already Smallpox should take it, and be kept in a cool and darkened room to prevent any trace being left on the features. The numerous statements ...
... District Asylume, the latter is far the lowest, Jiackney while Caterham pays only 30s., and far atove the next highest. Small-pox and Fever Stockwell peys the highest for tea—2s, 4d. whilst Leavesien, under same lowest at ls. 2\d. Coffee shows very pay ...