... were napless, grease-spotted, and ventilated at the kuees; and he had only one shoebut then had black eyes, and bis large smallpox-indented checks were very handsomely overlaid with a fret-work scratches. When Mr. and Mrs. Reid had said all that they had ...

... of the Aurfere the also mortified Dale Ingram, old writer, mentions case from the German Journals, which child lost its small-pox ; it was spit away piece-meal, until portion it rcmaiued.—The case was not fatal The Medical Adviser. TEST FOR COPPER IN ...

... before whom he wason his trial for riot., and punished two men as guilty of flagitious crime, in hav ing inoculated for the small-pox. Mr. PEEL replied the first part of the Petition, that the question was now before the Privy Council. The charges against ...

... handsome fellows in their several styles. The couverse all this applies to the case of woman. Rousseau did not dare to let the small-pox permanently injure thebeauty of hi* Heloise. One would have closed the book had he destroyed the qua non of all romauce. ...

... Our loss wa£ about 150 killed, and upwards 800 wounded. The rainy season had begun, and the prisoners reported that the small-pox and dysentery had committed very considerable ravages in the Asbantee camp. The following is extractof private letter : ...

... been found in the village labouring under small-pox ; and what is yet more remarkable, in families where only part of the children have beeu vacciuated, those only who have not beeu vaccinated have taken the smallpox, and the others have escaped. THE HUMAN ...

... their own language, call them '' English flies. It i.s remarkable circumstance, but not generally known, that neither the small-pox, measles, hooping-cough, nor searlct-fever, have ever been known either in New South Wales, Van fliemen's Land, or the Sandwich ...

... song, which he sung very ill. Upon his asking Suett how he liked it, Why, Sir, said Suett, '* your song very like the small-pox. How's that ? A d Ush good thing when its over. The person immediately got up in a rage aud made au appeal to the company ...

... 011 Inflammation, and Mr. Alcock, on Fractures. Reviews from tile West Edinburgh Journal, No. !). Gregory's Rejiort the Smallpox Hospital. Collectanea. Observations Oil. Necessity of Water the preparation of Lead Plaster. Detection Arsenic, by Lime Water ...

... Clutterbuck, on Inflammation, and .Mr. Alcock, Fractures. Reviews from the West Edinburgh Journal, No. 9. Gregory's Report the Smallpox Hospital. Collectanea. Observations on Croton Oil. Necessity of Water in the preparation of Lead Plaster. Detection of Arsenic ...

... that had beer, Pinkerton was a very little and very thin old man, with very small, sharp, yellow face, thickly studded with smallpox marts, and decked with pair green spectacles.— Gibbon had patronised him his youth, and nc returned the service assuring ...

... entering upon the debateable ground of contagion, it may be well to in passing, that since it is universally admitted that in small-pox, measles, scarlet fever, aud hooping cough, the disease, however it may originate, is propagated from individual to individual ...