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... SMALL-POX IN SHEEP. (From the Mark Lane Espress, October 23.) The serious consequences which the small-pox roust inflict upon the flockmaster whose sheep may be visited by the disease, render it absolutely necessary that the penalties given by the Act ...
... Colds There really no need to be so, ho more than there is for you to be liable to smallpox or typhus. Colds and coughs arc the result of disease germs, and you carry and use a LITTLE VICTOR INHALER it will cure your cold by killing the germs that cause ...
... SMALLPOX MARKS. THESE unfortunate disfigurements entirely removed from the face, without injury to the skin, by the use of YOUNG'S INDIAN EXTRACT, sent by post on receipt in postage stamps, by Dr Young, 27 Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, London ...
... HAVE IT IN YOUR HOUSES. LAYTI.OUGHS PYRETIC HAWN& It the se& antidote in Starlet FeTer, Small-pox, and other diseases. An la. aluable dommte. medicine, removing liesia-be, Biburn-re, Constipation, Skin Affections, Blood Po: one I Feverishness. See santerons ...
... SMALLPOX MARKS. HpHESE unfortunate disfigurements entirely removed from the face, without injury to the skin, the use of Dr OUNG'S INDIAN EXTRACT, sent post on receipt of in postage stamps, Dr Young, 27 Great Lussell Street, Covent Garden, London. Lands ...
... WHEN YOU ASK FOR PATENT STARCH, SEE THAT YOU GET PP, as inferior kinds are often substituted, SMALLPOX !\^RKs7 unfortunate disfigurements entirely removed from the face, without injury to the skin, by the use of Dr YOUNG'S INDIAN EXTRACT, sent post on ...
... had placed the small-pox cases ip a se build- ing, and he bal so arran fever wards that the patients aud their fuod could he introduced by a separate entrance. As a medical man, accus- tomed to the treatment of epidemic diseases, and visiting the Dumfries ...
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... genera &bø. SMALLPDX AT LsElet—flreat ALMA has caused at Leeds by an outbreak of smallpox. Fourteen patients suffering from the already been admitted to the hospital. - A BICYCLINT —Griffith Evans, of Dudley, riding a bicycle on neer Wolverhampton, collided ...
... why it does not communicate small-pox to human beings, is because they are all but universally protected by vaccination. If so, how comes it that no such perfect immunity is seen during one of our periodic visitations smallpox. In this case do not find ...
... registered, tive were of persons aged respectively 73, 74, 75, 79, and 86 years ; two were from typhoid fever, and two from small-pox. CuMMERTREES. —Births and marriages about the average. Two of the three illegitimate births were twins. Of the three deaths ...
... But er im avail or nothing in the of such a little as smallpox. If any lesson has been taught us of medical enquiry of late years, it is, that no disease is 0 amenab! to preventive measures as small-pox. We possess, in vaccination, a certain method of ensuring ...