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... HOUSE Lsismousx's Prism &man—and use no other. The only ssfe anudote in Fevers, Bruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Siamese, Small-pox, and Headache; having pecubtr and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See per petual in 'unction against imitators ; the ...
... Plymouth, Nottiag- ham, Hull, Liverpool, and Leeds. Eleven deaths were referred to diphtheria in London, and four in Birmingham. Smallpox. caused two more deaths in London, but not one in any of the nineteen large provincial towgns. The annual rats of mortality ...
... there, idler having been very stormy, has become warm and pleasant. A good deal of alarm has been caused by an outbreak of small-pox on board the Rupert, which is lying in Valetta harbour, some cases having ended fatally. It is thought that one of the regiments ...
... been charged g; Dr. Cameron with serious faults, and he said that it was not protecting the public against the dangers of small-pox; that the arm-to-arm vaccination wus -tu-fi with the danger of transferring from child to child constitutional diseases; and ...
... Lad been charged by Dr. Cameron with serious faults, for he said it was not protecting the pablic agniust the dangers of smallpox ; that the arm-to-arm vaccination was attended with the danger of tramsfecring from child to child coustitutional diseases ...
... wvas trustee under a marriage settlement. i8. The Lords Justices give judgment in favour of a new trial ill the Hiampstead Small-pox Hospital case. Mr. Bright speaks at a congratulatory banquet given at Roclhdate to Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., on his retuin ...
... there were patients, including 12 cases of typhus fever, 11 of scarlatina, and 3of typhoid fever. There were two cases of smallpox in theNetherfield-road hospital.— A cordial vote of thanks was tendered to those ladies and gentlemen who had contributed ...
... the S M ALL-Pox IN A ' 5,.--t ; Malta company's representative said the defendant bed been there has a egrious outbreak of smallpox on board previously convicted at Staines Potty lismions for a her MajesWs AM Raped, beim/lag hi tie Mediterre. eomewhat, ...
... PLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALIXE, and use no other. This is True antidote in Fe v ers. Eruptive Affections, sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox and Headache; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual injunction against imitator?; also the ...
... 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 ...
... Cacmeroin with tb e:`coss flS sil t, fur hI esniid tfiitt it wras scot protecting this hr puiclicilgailst the iaincers cf smallpox thisit ?? rill-to- tic clcl VcvceeiliLctiois Aics atteticll wvith tlco daiscerof trans- at lviiig fricom child to child ...
... 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 ...