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... PREVALEN(C OF SMALL-POX, TO t1he Editrr tof t,'e G1asgouw Hlerald. Sir,-A modified sisia pox, aftervacciliationi, bay- i lg drevailetifor some time past in this place, as well as iin many other towns of Englan(l and Scotland, and having provedt fiatal ...
... SMALL-POX IN SHEEP. (From the Mark Lane Espress, October 23.) The serious consequences which the small-pox roust inflict upon the flockmaster whose sheep may be visited by the disease, render it absolutely necessary that the penalties given by the Act ...
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... Prevention of Marks from Smallpox.— It appears that the most effectual means is the exclusion of light. Experiments made at New Orleans seem to afford very satisfactory evidence on this point. During the eruptive and ripening stages of the disease, a ...
... DEATHS BY SMA.LL-P.OX AFTER VACCINATION. As hardly anything can exceed the interest and importance af this painful subject, it is well that attention should be iwakened to some information which has just been presentei supplement to the weekly bills of ...
... Strange Operation. —A French surgeou lately removed the cornea from the eye of female who had been blinded by smallpox, and, replacing it with that of a young dog, enabled the girl to distinguish be ween day Nmospaper Paragraph. She rW, naturally, has ...
... expose himself while labouring under smallpox. With such act in force, it certainty Betrays gross negleot on the part of our police establishment to allow vast numbers of men, women, and children, in all stages of smallpox, and some a most disgusting state ...
... Cow-pox is merely mild form of small-pox. Vaccina, tion with the cow-pox is perfectly free from danger, and will protect the child from small-pox as effectually as the small-pox itself. In nearly all the instances in which small-pox has attacked persons who ...
... FiiEauEscr or SECOND ATTACKS OF _SMALLPOX . —M . Serres states , that froul the observation of 1 SOO cases of _small-pox , he _has arrived _at tlie conclusion'that secondary attacks of _small-pox are as common _after _small-pox itself _as after vaccination ...
... died of smallpox. For the purpose of comparing the effects smallpox, inoculation, and of vaccination, Sir Gilbert Blanc constructed from the Bills Mortality four Tables of periods of fifteen years each showing the proportion of deaths from smallpox and deaths ...
... vaccinated , _small-pox _should _prove nearly as _fatal annually aa _it did _before _the UluBtrioua Jenner discovered tlie _protective powcra of the _vaccine l _\ _niyh . _Before tho _ititrotluctinn of _vaccination it _was _calculuu'd tliat _small-pox cut _OH' ...