... period from the attack of he p ven if a vaccinated person does I Dr I Cf nt small-pox, his ailment is of a markedly inhi g, ,acter when ?? with the stau c, which the small-poX germs make aPP4 they have been received into a per entirely unaffected by v ...

... Teslin Lama undertook to urge the he Emperor to permit the trade on his next journey he to Pekin. Unfortunately he died of smallpox in er. the Chinese capital, Hastings was recalled soon he after, and the project dropped. But there can be ise no doubt that ...

... Hospital, M Ir Calder, Oldminacbar, called attention to the insuficient accommodation of that hospital. Suppos- ing they had a smallpox and scarlet fever case withinG the burgh, a typhoid fever patient mnst be plot in G beside the one or the' other. The directrs ...

... must be remembered that vaccination, G. ie especially if only once performed, is not an ci st absolute safeguard against small-pox. though l e- it is nearly absolute as against fatal results. it Besides, the State has always regarded it as Mjr ie a duty ...

... like the simablpsx, and you might as well expect to shake it off as yen might expect a mail i alfilited for the timee wvitl smallpox to rise up, leavSe his coruphiint behind hiie, do a day's fishing, andA Br come back, and have out the rest of his small1pox ...

... that the cases c s of the two other gentlemen be not put in the hands hb of the inspector. Vaccination was said to prevent smallpox. (Cries of irder, and That's not the motion ) a] lMr Davidson-I cannot sib here all this time and hear these speeches ...

... rent and the land ton. You have qus n known what to do with landgrabbere before now. I mu ie shon them like a man with the smallpox. Their On ie lordships would learn presently from whom the Wi is advice shun landgrabbers came originally. he et He submitted ...