... anx ioguiriés was very -:!'no:ooncrn-d thé rest ledve the honde the bester, Mr. Farrington. Your aunt has every symptom of small-pox: I will send a competent purse to care for her. It will be foolbardiness .for mvholuunothd the disease to remain an al:ng:‘rl ...

... it was closed, and a new one sunkina | more suitable situation. In the beginning of November | it was reported to me that small-pox existed at Cayton. lat once visited the village and saw the cases—one of | very evident small-pox—with Dr Megginson, who ...

... Then a terrifying report ‘began to creep about: yish ' . .The doctors had discovered a:few cases .of that dreadful disease, small-pox; among some of the poor inhabitants. The rumour grew quickly to large proportiou.nndhxmdwi.dn.nllwhooould‘flod!u safety. As ...