... cured every case. )b- There was a run of measles; under Pillule's treat- ment all afflicted with it rapidly recovered. lot Small-pox broke out; it was attended by Pillule, ho and not a trace of it was left on the patients. ' ;he Poor old Bolus Browne I It ...

... unusual amount of rain) and fog after a very hot summer brought much O'I sickness into the cftwded parts of the city, and lo small-pox became anl epidemic. I Edward Lovell instantly volunteered his mn services to attend amongst the very poor. He rgave up for- ...

... sir, for I must b' old going in? Sure the hand of heaven's heavy 01 one of our childer. his a dreadful disease, the 'ing small-pox, gineral. our The handsomeyoung soldier, whose skin wai Ator as smooth and white as a woman's, made a pre cipitate retreat ...

... attempted in a monith. I called to mind the details which I had asked about my husband. Mamma had told me that he was marked by small-pox; papa maintains that his hair is very thin; Nicette, our servant, will have it that he is old. To be marked by the small-vox ...

... inquired kindly. with a nod of the head towards 0 the chimneys of the lodge, peeping through the n trees. a Nancy has got the small-pox, ma'am, lie answered briefly. His face was working in its it eotion, and I do not think lie could trust him- .e self to ...

... all your heart into the case. Doctor Bryant, tell me, please, and keep nothing back from me, . re am I to be marked with small-pox 91 l e I am afraid in your case it is inevitable. 6 it Thank you, with a suppressed quiver; for 'ylfe? I fear so, ...

... monumental bad luck. At twenty-one the un- fortuntate man married and had two children. ly Ilis wife and children (lied of smallpox and were I buried. 1'oteaux then went to Pittsburg aunl z b)ecasme a labourer in a coal mine. Osie day the roof caved in ...

... seven, heavily built, with short-cropped red hair s a face of villainous aspect, and his features deepli t indented with small-pox. a Before taking the trap from his hand, which e bled profusely from five different punctures, the a officer searched his ...

... advancing tow~ards himn, ain: It was now twenty years since Henry Aylmer the elder had fallen a victim to the ravages of small-pox, leaving his few belongings to lia ?? elder brother in trost for his tiny nainesake. He hre bad been one of the foremost ...

... course, you will stay to luncheon. Do ; to please t in.me. You ;know that a woman hates solitude r ited little less titan smallpox. One moment. I willt ray, just go and give the necessary orders, c 'onic And Mrs. Bilbury rose and quitted tlce room. It ...

... his regiment marched to the battle-fleid. T. During the Count's absence it happened that hisee beatttifulfi~i nvse had the small-pox; after hovering between life and death for many days.. she recovered. her health, ubu found her beauty hopelessly lost. 'The ...

... mother's arms and stalking off, refusing all offers of assistance. c t1 have known her help to nurse a girl friend E Y through small-pox and stay up with her night a d after night, though in both cases she knew that v e if she were ill it meant a slow death ...