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... THE NEW NON'POISONOUS ANTISEPTIC, Instantly destroys Infection in its most dangerous and virulent forms. Stops ChDlera. Smallpox, Diphtbelia. Influenza, Scarlet, Typhus, and Typhoid Fevers, and covers the whole Sield of Infectious Discusess. o disagreeable ...

... tih had never been revaccinated. The type of A smallpox was severe, being what is kcnown ao con llac lhuent smallpox, and the patient succumbed ol the A eleventh (lay of his illimeas. The other smallpox Wet patient, though he obtained the disease fromx ...

... portunity he had afforded parties of stating their views. The interview then terminated. THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. ALARMING SPREAD IN EDINBURGH. The outbreak of smallpox iii Edinburgh is assuming alarming proportions. A fortnight ago there were 17 cases for the ...

... fever has now declared itself in a malhgnant iollrm. Another account says that the Prince is - suffering from a virulent smallpox. All the house. hold at the Palace of Darmstadt were vaccinated on Thursday. I I ...

... two inches high, fairish complexion, grey hair, blue or light grey eyes, o aquiline nose, long visage, and pitted'with the smallpox, hasa ;er. wart at ore side of his nose, ztoops in. the shoulders, and slouches and rocks as he -valKs. Supposed to have ...

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... carried to Guayaquil. We have dates from Jamaica to the Sth instant. The island was still suffering from the effects of the small-pox and cholera ; but the latter disease had almost entirely disappeared on the Sth. ‘Trade was dull. ...