... Liver Derangements, Sickness, Feverishness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Excitement, Sleep- lessness, Blood Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ailments, as abundant medical and other testimony (such as no other saline or salt can show), with each ...

... Ipswich, and this will, it is hoped, not only 's to repress the virulence of, or to stamp out, I speaking, outbreaks of small-pox, scarlet fever, tiher infectious diseases, but will serve to give con- e to people, when they hear of such outbreaks, wieo ...

... healthiest places in the kingdomi. They were lower than that, and he wanted them to keep so. If they were to have fever or small-pox ,break out they, perhaps, would spend as much one year as all their previous savings, and lose their reputation as a wat ...

... Wes W boer ten yardeofe ofrreann4poece'il than t to one., - Theiinev Board ere pleed dot 'to' .ptesec'antii vblateosi The small-pox epidemnic ofE 1875 ed thepulimorta athin of th e seleesd of vedce ?? of ten l revaccinated 'oases, fiee died, wh~is lciuidreds ...

... and curing Head. ache, Constipation, Indigestion, SkirtEralitione, Vonmititig, Sleoplesnense, Scarlet and other Fevers, Smallpox, Measles,I Heartburn, Blood poisons, and all kindred ailments, Mr.I Young. writes:a- For fifteen years I1 have taken it ...

... the Hospital was admirably serving the purpose for which it was erected. On the 31st of December there were two cases of small-pox in the town, which were immediately removed to the Hospital. Since that time, however, the disease had broken out in several ...

... Schools, stating that it was his intention to visit Woodbridge next Thursday, bhe 25th.-Dr. Hollis reported that a case of small-pox had broken out at Walton, and advised com- plete isolation, and there was no reason why it should not be confined to this ...

... Packer, vice-president. BURY ST. EDMUND'S. THE S MALL-POX AND THE MItlTIAMEN.-JI caon sequence of a serious out-break of small-pox at Barrow, near Bury, the War Office authorities have issued an order suspending the training of the 3rd Battalion Suftlik ...

... dosonsent, setting forth n i. in tabulated form the cases of zyinotic diiseaose, which e e totalled up 102, potwithstanding that small.pox and 9 . measles were entirely absent, while typhoid fewerand B y scarlet fever were very somntily represented. The c e diseases ...

... saving ?? must spep:k to him inimediately. Why, what is the matter ? Why, sir, you are going to bury a ucanc iho died of smallpox near my poor husband, who never haid it ! The relation of this story ?? the desired sffct. A roo: oentitled Lectures to ...

... shell, which had fallen on the dock of his vessel, and tossed it overboard before it exploded. He died at an early age of small-pox, contracted while on duty. The eldest daughter, Julia, named after her mother, married Viscount Villiers, the eldest son ...

... Osman Digma, in expectation of their approach, has b built a fort, armed with eight guns, on the old battlefield at Tamai. Small-pox is increasing at Tarmnai, where numbers are dying of the disease. The tenth battalion of the Egyptian Army is shortly C expected ...