... crimated withojat thee consent of a medi- slfefficeand he suggests that a begininwg might be made 'with those -who die of. small-pox or scadet fever or diphtheria. 'He says that in most of our churobyards the dead are harming the living by destroying tlie ...

... politi- e cian. The identity is concealed only by the dif- D ference of name nied the disfia uring results of an attack of small-pox. Here is a portion of the - portraiture- This man, Edith knew, must be Talbot, and the hard, thin face. broai of brow. close-lb ...

... the Mahdi's chief lieute- ,,iolowed by mutiny amongst his scanty ue his principal station is accidentally de- Cvd by fire; smallpox breaks out, and | it all he has to defend the ter- .entrusted to his charge, and maintain t dmiarn like settled order and ...