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... Blood from all Humours, whet Iter contracted by too free Living, from Jaundice, Surfeits, Scurvy, Humour, after tbe Measles Small-Pox, Ac. Ac. For all Obstruct ions iu tbe Bowels, and for Cure of Worms Children or Adults It wilt be found equally serviceable ...
... all eruptions, whether contracted by too free Uvin|, surfeits, proceeding from scurvy, or from hnmonrs after the measles, small-pox, Price IJd. bottle PIKE'S OINTMENT, for effectually earing the Itch, without confinement the least offensive smelt. Price ...
... the party heavy punishment common law, the practice of bringing children Into public places when they had the Inoculated small-pox would be prevented. The Allen Bill was agreed to tbe Committee, with some amendment. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday. May 2. Sir ...
... Spanish Main: it is elated that (be army ofGen. Morlllowa* attacked hunger and disease The native troop* under bt* command tbe small-pox. and the Europeans the dysentery. Detachments which had beta sent into the Interior, had been defeated, tbe inhabitants ...
... Newcastle, fell oat of boat (which was sculling) into the river ne. The body found next morning. Verdict— Accidentally The small-pox has reeently proved very fatal in some parts .Staffordshire, in consequence of the ignorance and obstinacy of the people ...
... stock, 3 per cents, 'university, year 1810. Grimsby, Saturday se'aoight, Elizabeth Hojwwell, Id years; she died of Ibe small-pox, and wae fourth •or that malady within abort period. So reprebenaible conduct of some parents in G'lpWby, Ibel Ibey employ ...
... the Grand Jury, but the trial was postponed till the next Sessions. We are sorry, and indignant, too, to learn, that the smallpox, of very malignant description, is committing ravages Whitehaven and its vicini'y. A letter has been addressed by Mr Southey ...
... mean take re»pecting these vessels. There are many buyers of English goods from Americi preseut in the metropolis. Tlie small-pox is now raging in (be Isle of Mtnu; 9 the Lord Bishop, with commendable precaution, lias gin directions, (bat the corpse no ...
... Inoculation was extreme, bad become so conjurer of its efficacy, that she took all of her family who had been asmiled tba small-pox, to Carlisle, for (be purport of vaccination *being of (be respective ages of 16,13, This ia bat one instance among many ...
... relating to prosecutions instituted their direction against Medical Practitioners, and others, the subject spreading the Small-Pox the. Solicitor employed to conduct such prosecutions, has, desire of the Board, stated the following remarks for the general ...
... —Miss Margaret Best, daughter of Mr Best, innkeeper, New Elvet, Durham, aged 8, who bad never been vacciuated, took tba smallpox in tbe casual way. Neither her elder sisters, who are constantly with ber, and with one of whom she sleeps, has taken the ...
... blood, and eleaosiag from all eropllooe proceeding front colds, surfeits, or gross boioour* remalolog after (be measles, small-pox, cow-pox iaocolalloo, Ac., this admirably ealtnlaled, and wllh Ibis peculiar idvaulage. (bat whilst tbsy possess all lbs ...