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... point of view, is sometimes the cause of awkward accidents. At Belgiojoee, in the province of Pavia, a man, suffering from small-pox, fell into a comatose state, which wa.s mistaken by his friends for death. A messenger was sent to the doctor to inform him ...
... DOUBLE A77A CH OF SHALL-PM—The Medoertl Press and Circular has the following :— A very unusual case of double attack of small-pox half occurred at Wolverhampton. A policeman was attacked with the disease soon after its outbreak there, but he recovered ...
... called on for his opinion, at a meeting of the Board, as what to do with a poor fellow who war ill, it was thought, with the small-pox. With grave hook, that spoke volumes of official wisdom, he replied, I ain't quite satisfied with this case. In my judgment ...
... further. To Kooti still remains at large, and has burnt down a settler's store near Napier. It was lately rumoured that small-pox had broken out a-nongst the natives at Napier. A man named Cyrus Haley, who claims to belong to the Internationalists, and ...
... to the fleet of vessels having come on the seal packs too early. Scarcely had tho Narwhal reached the fishery-ground ere small-pox broke out among the crew. Six of the men were prostrated, and but for the continuance of a severe frost daring the whole ...
... exceptional winter that followed, so several thousands of them are alive who must have succumbed had the winter been severe. Small-pox became epidemic at the end of 1870, one. raged through the following year; it grew excessively fatal iu tho spring of 1871 ...
... before whom the case was heard, inflicted penalties amounting to 1:200. THE PECULIAR PEOPLE. — Two other deaths from small-pox have occurred in the family of Hurry, one of the Pluinstead Peculiar People, who was lately committed for trial on a charge ...
... and rep several deaths ou the voyage, and much still among tho passengers and crew. To our the malady was pronounced to bo smallpox, - .ad every possible precaution was'at once taken to arms the progress of the disease on board, and to prevent its spreading ...
... names to the petition. Roupell has been incarcerated nine years. AN OLD PEST-HOL7SE.--In the year 1799 several eases of small-pox, says an Auteriean paper, occurred in the town of Hooaick Falk and a dwelling near the village was used as a pest-house. ...
... banks. The rains have long been looked forward to, to put an end to dengue, and to reduce the mortality from cholera and small-pox. But it must be said that notwithstanding the' prevalence of these diseases, the general health of the country has been tolerably ...
... I treasure thine adored cognomen—Jim : EXCHANGE.—I have a share in a coal mine ; would be happy to exchange it for tho small-pox, a rattlesnake, a quiet cell in Colney Hatch. or penal servi• tilde for life (provided the latter is not in South Wales) ...
... 83,717,155, and tho expenditure at £3,708,936, leaving a balance of £8,217 to be carried over to the credit of next year. Small-pox broke out in the colony about a fortnight ago. It appears to have been introduced by some passengers who arrived by the Nebraska ...