... accom- modation for the poor of their own district. Had the man who was recently removed to the Union while suffering from smallpox not been a pauper, the Guardians would not have had anything to do with him, as the matter would then have been one for the ...

... purchased, it ought to be lined us little as possible. A great mistake had been made in allowing a patient si.Heritig from small-pox to be admitted into the Union. The mistake had been made by Mr Feather, but it was not likely he would do auythil g of the ...

... would be a wise thing to look at some of the results of these measures that have followed in this country. First we will take smallpox, the sting of which has bpcn eradicated by good vaccination. And here I would say that it is difficult for us at the present ...