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... in the Medical Times, states that Sydenharn was the first physician who treated small-pox as a distinct disease from measles, whilst the earliest known writer on small-pox (about A.D. 1330 waa Bernard.Got(lon, a Scot/men, jwactising at Montpellier, touag ...
... SIIERP.—Arery fatal disease, and, it is believed, new to this country, has lately made its ap;vearance among sheep. It is the smallpox of that animal, and in its first stages more particularly many fall victims to it. it is desirable that the public should ...
... climate, says the Mar:: Lane Express, in p, to which we adverted a short time since, proves to be true variola, or the small-pox of that animal. Professor tiirucrul-, of the Royal 'Veterinary College, following up t.le experiments ins:it-m.4 by him, ...
... attached to any one, the occurrence being purely accidental. EPIDEMIC DI4EASE9.—AII the diseases of the zymotic class—such as small-pox, measles, scarlatina, typhus, influenza, and cholera —have the remarkable property of becoming epidemic. After certain intervals ...
... may save the money for drink. 9. Low no opportunity of walking and taking exenise iu the open sir. 10. When typhus fever, small-pox, or soviet fee eis me' your house, be sure to keep the rooms well aired, and separate as much as you can the healthy part ...
... Times List week). A case attended with melaticnoly circumstances tranwpire.l on Saturday last. An named Taylor died Men small-pox. leaving a eight children, who were entirely dependent on his labour fur subsistence. NKASGASI.---The Darlina ton Amateur ...
... the whole life other Lord added reaped and esteem to Om warmest admiration. In April, 176.3, about five years after, the small-pox attacked his Lordship, and proved fatal. His lady found herself a young widow, of rank ane beauty. Had Lord Waldegrave poomooed ...
... eyries of births and deaths is owing to increased pope. lesion in the milting district. There have been a few daubs from smallpox awl 11Calaill3. NION North Bishopwearmouth.— Births Itt3; deaths 145. The latter are above the average. Six deaths from cholera ...
... those who r. sided near it. The ..tagiusie Jioe..rs we eseartineee meet with in the town are scarlet fever. measles and small-pox; riot taw are ell ease. slush way a 'mitered More sindrnt by loral sad atniosple it, 1,111•16. A sart time ago I attended ...