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... Dial is,—You ask me if I have any reason to doubt the efficacy of vaccination, as a certlin preventive of the infection of small-pox. Vasious, you tell me, are the opinions on this subject ; I beg pardon for opposing your de. claration; be assured there ...
... or one eye; others a woman witlt two legs, or two eyes. Some iike a smooth face; others a rough face—.scratched by the small-pox. Some like white teeth, repulse!) , act; others black or dark teeth, varying in their directions.-some pointing this way ...
... lesemationg and ' Ha can the edi , or fill his whole tuner with matter relative to inedkioe, surges c, rephns fever, and the smallpox, imrtesd of ericoorsgreg the sinful ine•ntinner after comes the phyeician, sad laments that more time soil space it not devoted ...
... from cold and star. vation t the healthy were elone permiited to some on deck, those who were air k, so with bail scurry, smallpox, mad dysentery, were in a heap, as they appeared to be, in abide aft. Another party, not so ill, in another heap, and same ...
... uas brought up to the bar, ard was originally of tier Church ?? nligland, but becoming a Catho- d lie, he left tht 'I ?? small-pox still prc. it r tits Ft almiouthli about forty individuals, chiefly di elirli, have died of the disease. W'Ve are con- le ...
... bail state Of health. -The annual report of the Vaccine Estalhhi,. - ments states that oil]y 693 deaths occurred hostsli small-pox, wvithin the bills of' mortality, during the lust twlvelr monotis. 29. MIr. ?? brinogs tile subject of Orange processions ...
... chloride of sodium or lime, daily sprinkled in school-rooms, wards, or poor- houses, will prevent contagion from measles, small-pox, searlet- fever, &c. In Paris this winter lias been as foggy as in Lon- dIon. A Frenchman observes, it is owing to the great ...
... Church ; Evas Eisgetius Hughes, Jesus College; Johii Vaughats Lloyd, Jesus College. Ic I hconsequenee of the appearance of smallpox to r inl £t. David's College, the Princ ipal and Profes.. tr~ sors havc deemed it expedient to susiend the bh- m siness of ...
... of JBridgs-sti'eet, irs Salop, has'lost all Isis Fel I childicas, four in.' number, b) that catamitoaus inI drsease,the small~pox: the fourth call I dlied iii the but I inghit of.lhlosiday last. 'Wit hi As fai as the current quarter's revenue hans gone ...
... dreadfully v that the por little suoferer died in consequence er the same afternoon. re SWISU..POX AND VACCIt.siOxI.-Tbe smallpox. oil hai- been very prevAitnt, and, from the annual ,t stateulentjust niade to the qotertlols of the Small be Pox hospital ...
... this latter class oi' va-rarnt pot r enter they briig vice rnd 1di.eaeSO ii their train.- Hence, typhus lever, melalsles, small-pox, and other epidelies are con- tiititilly to be miet with in and about Kytlin SquIare (thio St (Giles's of Bangor) where tie ...
... prevent the occurrence of measles, A slender and delicate diet is always dangerous in lingering dis- eases.— HlfEOCBHES. small-pox, hooping-cough, consumption, and the more desperate descriptions of fever, and avoid leaving any mark upon the skin for the ...