... Influenza. l-ruf tions, and all diseases caused by an undue excess f acid in the system. Its use prevents ami cure? Fever Small-pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, and P ira'ysi- all of which arise from too large an amount ot aoj* elements in the body. Whenever ...

... lawyer, said that as Thomas was dead John was entitled to the property. The talk then was that George's daughter was dead of small-pox. George and his wife were sepa- rated, and lie went to work in Glamorganshire. Hhe went after him. He recollected a funeral ...

... lawyer, said that as Thomas was dead John was entitled to the property. The talk then was that George's daughter was dead of small-pox. George and his wife were sepa- rated, and he went to work in Glamorganshire. She went after him. He recollected a funeral ...

... children the only daughter, Gwen, counted five children the only daughter, Gwen, is still living. At three yea-s of age small-pox de- prived William Rees of the sight of one of his prived William Rees of the sight of one of his eyes. His school education ...

... deaths were attributed to the principal zymotics, and of these 4,197 were from scarlet fever, 2,197 fiom fever, and 231 from small-pox. The latter in the three preceding quarters was fatal in 269, 224, and 229 cases. During the last September period the marriages ...

... deaths were attributed to the principal zymotics, and of these 4,197 were from scarlet fever, 2,197 ftom fever, and 231 from small-pox. The latter in the three preceding quarters was fatal in 269, 224, and 229 cases. During the last September period the marriages ...

... in fu ture no payment re'c, Lsh should be made for reports; of the' outbreak of on, Is infection except In the cases of small-pox, scarlet nlut 'b evr tphoid, and diphtheria, and then only ifin on- they we~re reported with tihe greatest promptitude. of ...

... IN THE I Ii ~~FLEET. a U STAICOARD vnrEXOwc. I TaINeITAT, Fze. 24,-The transport Thibst has the quarantine flag Ilying, small-pox having d broken out on board her. There are now nine I vessels, including the two great troopabipa, lying ifllhslittle bbour ...

... source .. of moral contagion and death would be v grappled with effectually as men grapple with rut outbreaks of cholera or small-pox. To-day, II however, Society has been lulled to sleep, and the poor are forgotten. The first blow their cause received ...

... has just received a letter from two country doctors concerning the same patient; one saying the patient was suffering from small-pox, and the other saying he had measles, and both asking for advice. I presume he would ask them first of all to agree as to ...

... surely entitled to infer that at least a very large proportion of the attacks of measles, whoop- ing cough, scarlatina, small-pox, and various forms of fever is simply the natural out- come of filth, of uncleanness, of imperfect house drainage. And if ...

... increase in the number of small.pox patients, the managers of the Metro- politan Asylum District have been compelled to remove all fever patients from their hospital at J?ulharp, and open the hospital only to those Buffering from small-pox. The consent of the ...