... quarter from small-pox amounted to 179, or nearly one-third of the whole death rate ; South City No. 2, there were 52 deaths from small-pox; in No. 3 District, 50 cases _of deaths; and in No. 4 South City District, 51 deaths from small-pox. In the suburban ...

... Hospital for providing accommodation for small-pox patients. The disease still prevalent. The different townships around the city are somewhat more vigilant of late in sanitary matters. At Maryborough small-pox still exists, but nol to any dangerous extent ...

... institutions of 546, or 31 per cent, of the total deaths. Small-pox caused 153 deaths,or lin IUS of the total deaths. In the corresponding quarter of last year, deaths were referred to small-pox, and in the preceding quarter of this year, 582 persons died ...

... &c. The dr linage is extremely bad, and several cases of fever and small-pox have appeared lately.’ The Registrar of No. 2 South City District (High-street) observes that small-pox is still prevalent in some parts this district, particularly in West ...

... checked, if not stamped out by solat.on permissive laws administered by local negligent, if not ignorant, of their duties, Rl small-pox and fevers to follow their course without more let or hindrance than the precautions g gested by medical attendants or nuisance ...

... be enjoyable while endangered, and life witbout health is not worth possessing. Zymotic diseases, such as fever, cholera, small-pox, and several other forms of plagues or epidemics, are not to be classed as accidents. A runaway horse, knocking man down ...

... pronounced ; because their rents are paid up, and other tenements will lie closed against them on account of the prevalence of small-pox in the places from whicli they must, remove. It is to be regretted that the 'process of clearing these houses is not more ...

... attacked, even slightly with looseness of the bowels. So, again, where smallpox is the prevailing disease, it is essential that all unvaccinated persons (unless they previously have had small-pox) should very promptly be vaccinated ; and re-vaccination should ...

... latter has been found effectual in arresting or destroying the infection upon bedding and clothing in scarlet fever and small-pox, and probably will be found efficient in other contagious fevers Disinfectants that effect chemical decomposition:—The f ...

... was 79 males and 79 females. In the corresponding week of last year the number amounted to 198. Five deaths resulted from small-pox. The number of deaths from fever registered was 7. Three deaths were attributed to measles. Phthisis or pulmonary consuin|)tion ...

... particles in it which, given off from the body, are capable of producing the same disease. Such diseases are know by the name of small-pox, scarlet fever, measles, whooping cough, typhus and typhoid fevers, and cholera. When persons are attacked with these diseases ...

... which is likely to prove acceptable all parties. At first elanco it appears to photograph ol Old A he,” taken when had the small-pox few months ago, hut on closer inspection the seeming pustules are found to he ininnte photographic likenesses of distinguished ...