... been brought up for examination before the I chief to refute this general charge, was asked whether a family suffering from smallpox had had any care. He replied Yes, sir; they had highiiunicks Lliygienies;; they doctored themselves. With the remaining ...

... noticed this, but attributed it to ' his bein a bit &ear a malady which ho had been afflicted with ever since he had the smallpox. So she bustled about the house, tidied here and there, placed and , replaced this thing and that, as none but a woman knows ...

... Westchester county, New York, farmer, who was much annoyed by tramps, went to town a while ago and had half-a•dozeu signs of Smallpox—Beware ! painted to post up on his house and grounds. Although he had one on either side of his gate, they had not been ...

... dollars in change I gave you on that showcase, or I'll shoot you so full of holes that the coroner will think you died with small-pox. Drop it and git! There was no getting out of it, and Jake went home whistling, By Industry we Thrive, with a merry heart ...

... with you, you blank fool ? observed the disciple of Jesse James. Why, don't you see ?—but no, it's too dark. I've got the smallpox, but I'm convalescent, and I got out to-night for a walk, and— But the highwayman had departed, and as the echo of his footsteps ...

... and vaccinated the whole of the passengers that appeared to require the operation. It appeared that somebody suffering from smallpox had got in at Ilornellsville, and this prompt measure was adopted to prevent the spread of the disease. Perhaps that person ...

... weather. What seems to be the trouble with him? Cold, I suppose? Oh, no indeed, said the lady, the doctor thinks it's smallpox. Before she had the window dosed, he was about three blocks away, his coat-tails standing out like the lid of a card-table ...

... want to talk just then for ? howled Mr. Spoopendyke. What's your measly object in breaking out with the conversational smallpox at that particular juncture. Don't you know she was just beginning to talk, and you made me lose her? I tell you one thing ...

... captain's a brats, and the vessel's a slaver.—Birmingluim Owl. A mem in Rome (Gs.), who was annoyed by creditors, hung out a small-pox sign, and reposed in peaoe.—Attioa News. IN heated arguments, the man who has been eating onions always carries the day. ...

... hanging cheeks and lips told, together, his present bad living and domestic subjection; and an eye that had been blinded by the smallpox, wore neither patch nor band; although in ...

... toate yeller fever in one pocket, and cholera in de udder • I toats cramp in de right hate and dyspepsia in de ler ; I looks smallpox outen de lef' eye an' de kidney complaint outen de right. Good-day, and the old man, with his trailing duster, left the ...

... Euphrasia, coldly. Listen, mamma'Low forehead, red eyebrows, grey eyes, large nose, great month, red beard, face marked with smallpox. Particular mark, a wart on the left nostril.' Madame Datillois was in consternation. Eaphrasia had taken her stand bravely ...