... CHILDREN IN THE SMALL-POX James Cousins has had a cojnplaint almost entirely removed from his side, which had, for years, at various times, caused him attacks of severe pain. When suffering lately in tins way, applied to medical person for advice, who ...

... CURE FOR SMALL-POX At a lafe Meeting of lhe French Royal Academy of Medi- cine, M. Vklpeam read a memoir to prove ihat, if the pustule* of the small- pox are cauterised within ihe first two days after Ihe.r appearance, they die away entirely : and if ...

... professional men,-he ought to have mTade himself acquainted th with all the circumstances relating to the prevalence of small-pox. as He asserts, in effcdt, thatvacciuation hasgone int~odisrepute through N, the carelessness -of medical men, and he ...

... ANNIHILATION OF SMALL-POX. We feel pleasure in selecting for commendation, one excellent measure, lately passed the legislature, which has long played at doing nothing. It may not generally known, that an act of Parliament was passed last session, for ...

... EXTERMINATION OF THE SMALL-POX Yesterday, a public meeting was held at the London Tavern, to consider of the best means of promoting inoculation by the Cow-pox, agreeably to Dr. Jenner's discovery. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor took the chair at about ...

... 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 ...

... most disgraceful job. Is | lie Committee justified in concluding , lhat bee .v eof lale years few persons affected with small-pox huv** sought to he admitted, that th.ie will be the same paucity of mmi- hers in years to com** ? Has nut thi- dreadful disease ...

... advise Mr. for the injury inflicted, which comments on the affair, by, Si Your obedient ser Feb. 2, 1836. SMALL-POX AND S1rx,— That the small-pox hi Driffield and its vicinity is a f sequences to be soon forgott committed their lovely childret children ...

... Vaccination and Small-Pox. At the sitting of the Westminster Medical Society, on the 25th ult. Dr. Burder related to the Society a communication that had been made to him from Professor Miller, of Washington, Baltimore, upon vaccination and smallpox. The substance ...

... THE SMALL-POX SHEEP. he roll owing important discussion took place at reccn meeting of tlie Royal Agricultural Society:— Sir John Tvrell reported the Council the prevalence of th ...

... 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 ...

... College of Utrecht, in his work on the diseases of animals. The following is translation of the article on small-pox among sheep:— The small-pox be ascribed to contagion only ; it sometimes spreads quickly over the whole flock, as also over other flocks ...