... rheunmatism greatly increased in severity and my system became very weak, aud I suffered fromt cough and indigos. tion. Then smallpox fell upon me, and though I survived while it piroved fatal to many hundreds, it left me very weak indeed, and my general ...

... rheumatism greatly increased ia Severity and my system beca~me very weak, and I suffered from cough anod in digos. tion. Then smallpox fell upon mrend though I survived while it preved fatal to many hundreds, it left me very week indeed, and my general illness ...

... being 210. No death was returned from small-pox during 1895, hbat during the last week of bs previous year, a man belonging to Ipewich who had been working at Hamp- . stead, came home for Christmas, fell ill with small-pox the next day, and died in the Fever ...

... total deaths, slightly below the taverage of former years. h ZyissoticDiseases-The seven principal zymotic dis. eases, vie. small-pox, measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria, vlsoopieg-cough, fever, and diarrhrea, causel only C .1 deaths, which is less than one-third ...

... rheumatism greatly increased in severity and my system became very weak, cud I suffered from cough and indiges- tion. Then smallpox fell upon me, and though I survived while it proved fatal to many hlundreds, it left me very weak indeed, and my general ...

... rheumatism greatly iecreased itn severity and soy system became very weak, nod I suffered fromt cough and ledigos- tiou. Thou smallpox fell upon me, and though I survived while it proved fatal to many hundreds, it left me very weak indeed, and my general illness ...

... Liver Derangemnents, Sickness, l'everiehlness, Heartburn, Iedigestion, Excitement, Sleep. lessness, Bleod Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ailnents, as abuidamit medical and other testimony (such as no othersaline or salt ean show), with each ...

... read a great many opinions on the subject, and was led to believe that rabies could he stamped out quite as effectually as small-pox could be. Thu only point in the report that bhe demurred to was the manner in which the police had been referred to in it ...

... reduction in the staff of various hospitals, and the closing of one establishment devoted solely to patients suffer- ing from small-pox. This diseaso, which has for several years assumed an epidemic form, Sir B. Cerrie says, has almost been literally stamped ...

... rheumatism greatly increased in severity and my system became very weak, and I snifored from cough and indiges- tion. Then smallpox fell upon me, and though I survived while it proved fatal to many hundreds, it left me very week indeed, and my general illness ...

... commemorate thec Queen's Jubilee by erecting a statue equal to the statue of Liberty. SMALL-POX IN JAMAICA. Advices from Jamaica, received at Plythouth on Snday, state that small-pox is raging in the island with great eaverity; 420 cases are recorded, inclading ...

... Liver Derangements, Sicnesa, Bi Feverishness, Heartburn, Indigestion Excitement, Sleep- lessness, Blood Posonse, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred VO' ailments, as abundant medical ad 'other testimony (sach L1s iey no other saline or salt eau show), with ...