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... Not Afraid of Small-Pox A man went into the country for a walk. He carried his overcoat on his ann, but, finding it burdensome, hung it on a fence. Taking a card from his pocket, he wrote : Do not touch this coat; infected with small-pox. He came back ...
... thinks it was built long ago for the people who got the fever and smallpox. Ha; and, by the way, who is your father? Donal Kearney, sir. Donal Kearney of deelragh? Hughey assented, aind the stranger took a closer look at the youngster's face. He ...
... I don't believe it's any nee to vaccinate for smallpox, said a man, for I had a child vaccinated, and in less than a week after he fell out of a window and was killed. ...
... husband, instead of being thrown into a nameless grave amongst the smallpox victims you would not say so. Margaret M`Carthy was going out to the hospital this very day, if I had not sent for her to oome to Oakland, and she would have heard all that; ...
... myself every time I visit him, said the doctor. I never had the smallpox. Have you been vaccinated? Yes, I believe so—l'm sure I don't know. But people sometimes take the smallpox even after they have been vaccinated.. I should be so frightened that ...
... Michael M'Grach to you, —this man who died of small-pox ! Well now, that's a sinsible question, an' it must get a sinsible answer. The man that died of the small-pox (rest his sowl !) never died of the small-pox at all, nor of the bigpox aither ; .nor of ...
... ORIGIN OF CONSUMPTION. In 1853, when Hanover and other parts of Northern Germany were visited by a very malignant kind of small-pox, the great anatomist Langenbeck tried to discover the peculiarity of organic structure which disposes one man to catch the ...
... competent physician aboard. It might be smallpox or it might be measles, or the men might be shamming. The three men had eaten heartily at breakfast, proving they had no fever or premonitory symptoms, and the idea of smallpox was absurd. Dr. Herten not only insisted ...
... day he entered his own house and said to his wife— Begorra, Biddy, I must keep away from Brown's. They have all got the smallpox. and that is very taken. - Arrah, said isn't it mach easier to take a Lat . -glass of ahihley. and you won't keep away ...
... married Jessie wife, she was l o velier than a dream but before a year had passed a terrible ca lamity had befallen her. The small-pox, which in those days scarcely ever left its victim with life and never with beauty, fell upon her. She lived, but she arose ...
... SAVED BY A LAUGH. A professional nurse at Leeds, England, was remarkably successful in the care of patients suffering from smallpox, diphtheria, or pneumonia. In fact she had never lost a patient with one of these complaints. Not long ago, however, she ...
... Just so, Priscilla, alie said; no, I don't mean that, but we may be all ghosts in a abort time. What do you mean ? Smallpox is in town I Who's got it ? Colonel Preston; and his wife won't ray in the house. She is packing up to go off, and ...