... .Skin Eruptions, and all diseases caused bv all undue excess of twid in the system, Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone ami Gravd. Apoplexy, all of which arise from too 1ai' an amount of acid elements in the hOlly. Whorl ever the mouth ...

... cases were re-r corded, while, for the sake of contrast, it may be C added that in the previous year there were 21,301. t Small-pox caused 674 deatls, including 461 in t London alone. Scarlet fever and fever of other kinds were also verv fatal in many places ...

... Christian has opened a; new Working Men's Club at Datchet, near Windsor. Last spring and summer large numbers of cas/s of small-pox, typhoid fever, and other infectiou1 diseases, were treated in the Mile End infirmary, East London, but the number of such ...

... have been reported in v which detnage aLS been inflicted on Great Yar- 'd at mouth fishing boats b;- Ostend trawlers. i The smallpox epidemic is extending at Roch- ttlc, dzale. 0 ver sixty fresh cases were reported last i Pr0- week. two of themi having proved ...

... but had not yet received it. The clerk was instructed to again write for the amount due. The union was reported free from smallpox, there having been 27 cases of vaccination at Merthyr, and 25 at Aberdare. The Clerk said he was very glad to inform the ...

... but had not yet received it. The clerk was instructed to again write for the amount due. The union was reported free from smallpox, there having been 27 cases of vaccination at Merthyr, and 25 at Abordare. The Clerk said he waa very glad to inform the ...

... she do that ? I asked. Because her health is bro«* j into. Broken down. Brokendown? Oh,_ yfy And, indeed, since the small-pox has broken up i» 0 city Broken out. She thinks she will le*,« it for a few weeks. Will she leave the h° p alone ? No ...