... act m. modified from to r'dork city. Tim corregam.lent Um lrilr had infurmei r:e t have made to Mt. Lawler Mul campaign. Smallpox ban broken Th, Derby. pseud • tramp who at lifty.lve 1 1%-ince EA wend hasc•lVeinisr. •ellor, mad Hight ll.m J T 1611. ewe ...

... It meant r that NonLconformnity in Wales wan an evil which must be stamped out, that it was a sort of zymotic disease like smallpox whieh must be kept down by a. a system of, ecclesiastical compulsory vaccination (laughterl) carried on under State inspection ...

... scarlatina, 1 from typhus, 5 from whoopinjrcough, 1 from diphtheria. from enteric fever. 1 from erysipelas. Ac. No fresh cases of smallpox were admitted hospital during the week; patients were discharged in tho course of the week, leaving 4 as the number of cases ...

... tunic and strengthening drink; it is freely given in all hospitals, and has been tumid invaluable in epidemics et cholera and smallpox. is fact it occupies in Spain the proud No sherry for me, thank you ; it is too position which medicinal brandy toasts ...

... next to Mr , 3oecbtra himself, the hest speaker on the Treason' Berk. Physically, however, he is very weak. Dsawaroucor.-- Smallpox Marks, Birth Marks, Moles. Ac, removed by a new celestite procers. Guarante.d. Send stamped directed envelope to Dr Evans ...

... Sikh* Ikaptoes, Vomiting, Strophes , c a me. is whisk cleat 4Pm , nrs, Ulcers. Borne, Scalds oess. Scarlet and other Favors, Smallpox, Measles.ogees aro to din ill kind,,. ' CLAnzs's Ma& Heartionn,Blood poisonsould all kindred alleles =doff it dark minding ...

... naturally go, and finds a gentleman or two there, she feels compelled to retire as precipitately as if she had seen a case of smallpox. The men know this, but unless they have finished their business they will not retire. The lady retreats in the most undignified ...

... Well, how is this, my dear sir,*’ inquired the local practitioner—“ y«a» sent letter stating that you bad been attacked by smallpox, aud find you salfering from rheumatism ? Well you see, doctor, it’s like this” said the patient-* there wasn’t soul in ...

... Headache, Liver Derangements, Sickness, Feverishness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Excitement, Sleeplessness, Blood Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ailments, as abundant medical and other testimony (such as no other saline or salt can show), which each ...

... occurs in children, Lid- am red or inflamed. Obis dreuchts. Commencing Stye where it has not been nllowed to grow larle. In Smallpox, 3lesales. Scar!labia, it is a cextein preventative against the evil effects os the eyes of these diseases. Where du-t, sparks ...

... business inoludes the following: —To resd re%m from Town Olerk, with etters from Hon. Irish Booiety re New Town Hall snd Small.pox Hoepital. Joiot report from engineers oo proges3 with Watareide Waterworks, Report from City Sarveyor on worky executed, ...

... proposal to erect smallpox hospital, already submitted to the Corporation :— *• A number of emigrants having disembarked at Moville, and sent to this city, on the alleged ground that member of the family had died short time before of smallpox, the Executive ...