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... will ask for it. Most efficacious in preventing and curing Headache* Constipation Indigestion, Skin Eruptions. Vomiting, Smallpox, Heartburn. 4c. Young writes: ••For fifteen years I have taken it every morning, and during the whole that time have never ...
... Fortanatelv at places where the fall was heaviest there was little • wind , and consequentl y there was no drifting . A CASE of smallpox was discovered yesterday in alodgmg-naHEe rc Enisliord- Tho patient , a invry , has ceen removed to tlie fever hospital There ...
... Sheffield , smallpox is believed to be increasing . The death-rate last week was higher than , with tho exception of two , during any week since tho disease made its appearance . Last March it v ; as 21 . With tbo exception otiono death from smallpox in London ...
... the dutr of celebra . ticg ^ srria ^ es trould behlid apon hiEi , this bein ^ distinctly 6 pnee ^ ly oSce . OPISEEAK OF SMALL-POX IS BSLLDFOKD . —An mtbrea ]; of rai ^ U-pol his taken place in Bradford , tae n ^ tia bF ' iE ^ a labouring imn who for the ...
... CHASING A SMALLPOX PATIENT There was considerable excitement in the neizh bourhood of Langsett Road, Shetiield, on Sunday night, from the circulation of & Tumeur that a mansufferme from smallpox had escaped from his home under theinftaence of delirium ...
... exeitement in the neigh- bourhvod of Langeett Svetheld, on Sunday aight, arising from the @ ramour thats man ng from smallpox had escaped from his home ander the influence of delirium, and wasstillat large. The disquieting intelligence was communicated ...
... which predicts for an epidemic of smallpox in London 1888. And, unfortunately, there is nothing more likely to prove true. The ■disease, according to the calculations of coldblooded medicine men Is due now, and small-pox rarely fails to meet Its engagements ...
... diseases. Sir Henry is of opinion that there should be a general consent to cremation in cases of persons who have died of small.pox, scarlet fever, or diphtheria. | We suspect public senti- ment is not ripe for the proposal. Sir thinks, however, that if ...
... Street, Greenock, before two ‘The Rev. Mr Campbell, Chareh oa will despatched. winister of Keose, is chairman of the Board, SMALLPOX IN BRADPORD.—A case of small-|The Board st Martinmas stopped the x was im 9 lodging-bouse|sliowance of two- @ penny ‘The ...
... an Mr ‘Campaign op various estates where te a deposit rent, A large amount, less reduction, has already SMALLPOX IN Brapyrorp.—A case of smallpox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house in Bradford. he patient, a navvy, has been re- moved to the fever ...
... humnout and euthusiasm prevailed amongst the men. There was a good deal if festivity in thiS barrack-s at utight, A ?? of smallpox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house in Bradford. The patipnt-a navvy-has been removed to the IFever Hospital, where ...
... taken ill wi his wife and parents in Infirmary He He became so ill that it was thought advisable that he be removed to the Smallpox Hos- tal, and hig father yesterday evening went to the ii ospital for the purpose for his removal, While the fat was away ...