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... former related an amusing adventure which happened to him at Newcastle, where be was quartered. He had a severe attack of small-pox, and was confined to his bed at the hotel. During his illness a young lady, of fashionable appearance, with her carriage ...
... I.:yes Derangements, Sickness, Feverishness, Heartburn. Indigestion, Excitement. Sleeplessness. Blood Poisons, Measles. Smallpox, and all kindred ailments, as abuse dant medical and other testimony (such as no other saline or salt can show), which each ...
... for which he gets no mosey from the Commissioners; ha paid by the Board of Guardians as rural and an urban authority. When small-pox was raging here it was thought advisable to appoint him as consulting ofhow to the Commissioners ; for as in such a cue as ...
... iver Deragerefeute, Biestreao, F'averialinesa, Heartburn, Indigestion, Excitement, Sleeplesinimis, Blood PUMAZA, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ad&Dente, as abundaot medical and oilier Wallasey (earth as rso other 'aline or rah can show) with each ...
... out from the house, and we made it the hospital, and chalked, No Admittance on the door. When Doctor Carpenter said it was small-pox, I thought I should have died. And we never told Bessie—not then, I mean. Thanks to our precautions. it somehow passed us ...
... preventing and curing Headache, Cosntipetion, Indigesinm, Skin Eruptions, Vomiting, Sleeplesness, Scarlet and otber Fevers, Smallpox, Measles, Heartburn, Blood poisons, and all kindred ailments. Mr Young writes: fifteen yearn I taken it every morning, and ...
... THE DROGHEDA CONSERVATIVE, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1888 like that of small-pox; the natives of every clime I =womb to it; all their natural habits and all their clothes which have been made for oentaries to snit their climate, their complexion, and their ...
... Asia, and in America, the country made grotesque by It. The contamination of modem drew is one which spreads like that of small-pox : the natives every, clime succumb it ; all their natural habits and all their clothe* which have been made for centuries ...
... Mesdames laver DiIIf&DWID.II4, Hennes., Fereriehmsee„ Saari. born. Wits/stem. Excitement, Stesplesseees, Stool Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, asd all kindred •a. mete, as shuodaot mad other testimasy (ewe es so other saline or eat ma show) with sash hoWe will prom ...
... THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. A special meeting of the Police and Markets Committee of the Derry Corporation was held '{_;sterday. the Mayor (Sir Wm. Miller) presiding. e other gentlemen present were—Aldermen Bell, Sir Robert M‘Vicker, and Fleming, Councillors ...
... tbo natives ond the Arabs, and the falling tick both of bia European and African followers. For the latter, in particular, smallpox is moab dangerous malady that frequently breaks out) with the greatest virulence. At any rate, the territory situated between ...
... you would ho glad to heir how are along in your absence. IMA vizirwe are enjoying very good ea at two of the boys Is.. the small-pox. With trilling e•ceptiees all well, and getting along My.. Tea be at all anxious about a• I ahead ' Matilda eloped lard week ...