Small Pox
In this disease the symptoms are generally a quickened respiration, and feverish heat of the body, in the first place. Immediately, on any apprehension being felt, put the patient's feet into warm water; then put him into a warm bed, so as to run no risk of his catching cold, and send for a doctor. This is probably the safest prescription we can give in this disease, as the different phases of it require such varied treatment, that it would be trifling with the subject to attempt a prescription here.