... victims the virulence of the disorder was lessened when JENNER dis- covered it was possible to walk unscathed through a small-pox hospital with the virus of the cow infused in his blood, Si rnonumentum quceris circumspice. Since then England has compelled ...

... SOME FACTS ABOUT VAO. CINATION. In tbe metropolitan district during 1888.1889, the year began with seven cases of small-pox in the managers' hospitals. The total number of cases of this disease admitted during tha year was 62. So small a numbsr is without ...

... in one of the papers, when we were young was—the measles. Those who caught it were not to be pitied (for it was not like small-pox, an.i better than lessons), and those who didn't were taken away from fear of infection. I know a boy to whom this happy ...

... have known but that the whole bouse was ours. Can't we tell them that they've struck the wrong place, or that we've the small-pox hele, or somethiug of the kind ? No, no, ma we heard that sweet voice reply. Tho rustics are here, and we shall have to ...