... Hargreavea,-IAdvt.] SMALL-POX. This virulent and fearful disease is greatly on the in- crease in many parts of Surrey, and in the suburban die. tricts the contagious epidemic prevails to an alarming ex- tent. In several parts of Lambeth small-pox rages fright- ...

... is that no nurse in a smallpox hospital ever diesfrom smallpox. Now before they are allowed to become nurses they are obliged to be re-vaccinated very thoroughly. Doctors again, even those who are continually attending smallpox patients very rarely take ...

... blatmimigv it inthe visitor's face, criedout, Leave 'his ycr house ; I don't Want no small-pox t 4,But the doctor7 Golly, boss, i'so the doctor, but I ain't good at small-pox. ...

... in card-playing. Of course, knaves are trumps. FROM OUR OWN LANCET.-If, as is asserted, the cattle disease is only the small-pox, we have but to modify the golden rule, and do unto the cow what we make the cow do unto us. BALANCE OF EVILS.- It is a ...

... liver, and are still worse for the heart and the soul. Wrath driven in is as dangerous to the moral health as suppressed small-pox to the animal system. Dissipate it by reflecting on the mildness, humility, and serenity of better men than your. self, suffering ...

... raised in the city, and gire to the mother as a premnium. The young lady has aer isice married to the father of the infants. Small-pox has been so prevalent in Dundee of late, an, In many cases so fatal, that a notice was read fro, it' pulpits last Sunday ...

... r was n hecling past our office, and of which the greens, if not the roots, were all over severely pitted as if with the smallpox. We did not imagine that vegetables were subject to this dangerous disease, but if they are, they certainly ought to be vacci- ...

... takcing the small pox? Because you wax an hates (vacinates) it. We ahould not like to say anybody deserves to catch the small-pox; but decidedly the writer of the above oug~ht to be pitted I _ Amearican paper. EbeLIsa PARrins.-Out of every twenty young ...

... former related air amusing adventure which happened to him at Newcastle, where he was quartered. lie had a severe attack of small-pox, and was confined to his bed at the hotel. During his illness a younglady, of fashionable appearance, with her carriage and ...

... man tears his hair; but au onraged woman tears ber husband's. A Western editor declines an invitation to pay a visit to a small-poX hospital The V77t -'rtunre is always beautiful, but it gets short of OF CoURSE.kv it vot be reasonably presumed that a plagiarist ...

... spent his estate, and died a ?? r Gazetle. g The notion that the cholera will become acclimated in aour latitudes (like the small-pox and other diseases once is new in Europe) seems to prevail generally, and to produce I a lamentable inattention to the measures ...

... tighlt to steal the pitchers from the wash- atlinds of hotels, for every one kuows they're ewers. yhy should artists take small-pox l Because it's sketchiun. An lmost infallible recipe tsr reuoving stais from charae- ?? rich. Note for Darwin: In time the ...