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... for intemperance. The writer said, very truly, that the evil referred to ought be treated as a malady , just as typhoid, smallpox and other illnesses are dealt with, the cure being isolation, and the regimen fruit. Of course the layer-down of the doctrine ...
... cured by EDWARDS’ VIOLETTA. Perfectly harmless and pleasant to use. This remarkable preparation should be tried by all. Smallpox Maras, Moles, Freckles, Ringworms, &c yield immediately. It attacks these unsightly, irritable, and unpleasant affections ...
... permanently cured EDWARDS' VIOLETTA. Per ectly harmless and nlea’antto us This remarkable preparation should be tried by all. Smallpox Marts, Moles, Freckles, &e yield immediately. It attacks these unsightly, irritable, and unpleasant affections, and always ...
... cured by EDWARDS’ VIOLETTA. Perfect!® harmless ami pleasant to use. This remarkable preparation should be tried by all. Smallpox Marks, Moles, Freckles, Ringworms, &c yield immediately. It attacks these unsightly, irritable, and unpleasant affections ...
... permanently cured by EDWARDS’ VIOLETTA. PerfeclL hannless and nW.nntto use. Tins rema.kable preparation should be tried by all. Smallpox Mark s, Moles, Freckles. Ringworms, &c yie'd immediately. It attacks iliese unsightly, irritable, and unpleasant affections ...
... had great faith in it. Until the close of the eighteenth century saffron was largely used not only in cases of measles and smallpox, but also for diseases of the lungs, as a general stimulant and as an aid to digestion. Saffron, says Culpepper, “is a herb ...
... Oer- j 4 nucide, i.e., destructive of disease germs in the blood. They I therefore fend against Scarlet and Typhoid Fevers,Smallpox, £* ...
... Ger- micide, i.e., destructive of disease germs in the blood. They ■Nt • therefore fend against Scarlet and Tvphoid Fevers,Smallpox, and all in infectious complaints. They are eminently suit- |i|-%’.Hi? ■:■_ 111 able for children’s ailments, and are much ...
... the Irish Sisters Charity by Mary Aikenhead. It was converted into a hospice for the dying during the awful epidemic of small-pox that de vast a red the capital of Ireland in IH7S-79, when, but for the timely care and shelter given the gwd sisters, death ...
... masse, as five of the sixteen cases at the Union Hospital were from their ranks. Ballymena has also been frightened as to small-pox epidemic, but there, as here, full precautions have been taken to meet it. Lieutenant John Roee Troup, son of Sir Colin Troup ...
... Novelties.” It is true, milk is no novelty, but pure milk is. At the present time when we have the demons of Cholera and Small-pox Hitting around us, it is absolutely necessary that every housekeeper should see that the milk she receives is, as far as ...
... thirty-two hours the ® r S v d^tor to ously discussing the possibd.ty of hiring their family certify little Winifred sick of small-pox. It cd to them no disease less virulent would be the slightest help to and indeed, at the moment, they were themselves inclined ...