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... oppotunity (GRA'rlS' of baviug *ieir Children relcued from that Loath- 'foluee'tra fata'diforder the Small- Poi. T-Y The-real Small-Pox matter we have tiied in a many inlances to thaoelately inoculated with the; cow-pox without aoy~tffe& iastever. A., A,4PPRAkTZCE ...
... all Eruptions, whether contracted by too ftec Living, Surfeits, Colds, j or proceeding from Humouis after the Mcafles or 1 Small-Pox is Dr. RADCLIFFE's PURGING ELIXIR, In the jaundice, Scurvy, and sll other Complaints j arling either from Indigestion, or ...
... December. 6. o 2 _ 95 3 1 367 13 37i34 171 2 Total I ?? I 71 I f~iz,73. --Na. TfcW ea Nb. C 777 C~iff- NO Fevers -2 ?? I SmallPox.. 9 Suddenly 2 Diairrhea - 5 Accidental I. Confumption 5 Palfy and old age 20 Scrophuea. Suicide IL Convulfions 6. Vifce ...
... prejuidices formerly entertained. against it being no removed. We have not thought it necessary to inoculate any of them' witlh Small-pox natter, oar former trials ha.. ving; convinced us, teat it gives a I PERFECT SECOIRl- Tv ag airft the contagion of that ...
... liable to be infeied with SMALL-POX, to embrace the op- portunity offered for obtaining a certain defence, a. _ainft that loathfome difeafe, by having their children Maculated for COW-POX; and this thearather, as the SMALL-POX are at. this time prevalent ...
... him at all events, and entreate4 him most strenuously to come to Pekiu. TheLarma stated, as his only objection, that the smallpox was. O Fw ka tbse X mp ros 'ity, aad wihd to . echetiie is ?? 'on tlat dcc6Oflt; 1its liov-' ever, being oveq.(1ersuaded ...
... Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Ulcers, Leprofy, Surfeits, Nervousand Bilious Complaints, Pimpled Faces, Hu'mours after thie Small-Pox and Measles, &c. They are fold in bottles of 5n. end il. 2s. each, with folio Bills of Di- redion, in which the above Diforders ...
... theexistence of the Duke of Bedford, was a Nobleman of very amiable manners, though much inclined to seclusion. His dread of the small-pox was unbounded, and seemed to embitter almost every moment of his life. To such a height did his apprehensions rise, that ...
... Dr. Eidw. Jenner, f'or promulgating the 'discovery of the Vraccisle Inoculation, by which nmode that dreadful malady the Small-pox was prevented. Sir Henry Alildmay, after en- ?? on lhe great benefitrderived to die worid ?? soinvaluable a discovery, m ...
... children received the Cow-Pox by ino- culation, at the Foundling Holpital: The fame t children were all inoculated with Small-Pox mat- ter on the 9-h of laft month, without its produc- iieg the flightelt indiljofition. Price ?? in ABERDEEN MARKET Peroe>; ...
... received pe ad the Cow-pox by inoculation, at the Foundling of re- Hospital. The same children were all inoculat- so ed with Small-pox matter on the 9th of last g( -e- month, without it producing the slightest indis-. af on position. Mi to - Bartboloomrew ...
... 'were verified by smother mode , of .computtion. .. . ?? SECOND TAULE.-Refult of the' progrefs of- the in- fection'of-the Small.Pox in thofe pirtsof the city-which. have 'been the princilral focus of it:- Died of ;the. Small Pox,in the fae period of 2' ...