... SMALL-POX SHEEP. At the last meeting of the Botley and South Hants Farmers' Club, much interest was excited by a discussion on the above-named subject. The question was introduced by Mr. W. C. Spooner, veterinary surgeon of Southampton, who coucluded ...

... HOMICIDE BY INOCULATION OF SMALL-POX. „ he a^ri / ° ortun,> residing at Dormount, Anform J hIS fro th ® incautious application of chlororm. It appears that he was afflicted with asthma and having found relief from inhaling the subtle vapour had fre quent ...

... the objection to it was, that its protective power would not be permanent as inoculation with small-pox. It was said, the protective power of the small-pox inoculation was and would continue to be as permanent one period as at another. This pathological ...

... e SMALL'POX, Changery-lfane i DL R S L XPERTENC E-having now un. deiiouy’ fiofed el VACCINE 350(‘(:01.3 lwfiu 0 vtfv'u'fil ' r i ?'“ 1 t L f g ‘il Inocu. lato cuv&'w 2 Tickes ol ay be had of eich Dircéor, «by Z’:h&..w i I‘ e X “. ‘. ‘“b ‘ - ks it ; ...

... ALARMING SPREAD OF SMALL-POX. TUB EDITORS TUB MEDICAL PBKS*. CssTtiMii.-lii number CXCV «f »our interesting p«- riotlirai. -on did m« tile fn-.mr inserting, under the , head “Poor-law Intelligence,’ letter of mm-, address- “ rate pa.er in tnis union ...

... THE GREAT SMALL-POX CHIEF. The natives of the coast, indeed, of all the regions west of the Rocky Mountains, had au extreme dread of the small-pox; that terrific scourge having, few years previously, appeared among them, and almost swept olf entire tribes ...

... child, a girl, six vears old, had taken the infec- tion my wife gave her the medicine alsu, and io a few days drove out the small-pox in countless num- bers, cuvered all over. My wite lost no time in giv- the medecine to my next daughter, two years and a ...

... labour in few weeks, and now perfectly well. Seventeen cases of small-pox, besides those already mentioned, have been most successfully treated on the Hygeiau mode, where neither small-pox or vaccine matter had ever been introduced into the system. Not ...

... TREATMENT OF SMALL-POX IN SHEEP. T«* New SisrtiiT Riodimiom.— | ,ut«l time since thnl mtmoiiil h»4 been - •o tbs Commissioners under the Publi' ■ •••* tijned required more t>- - Heslth Act, rstri inhsbiunu, -ith .-n nne-tenth the ,teW 0, h™* * lt «» ...

... dying from small-pox, having received the disease by inoculation by Matthew Symes. It was proved in evidence by the father of the children, John Hoare, that he had heard that Matthew Symes was in the habit of inoculating for the small-pox, and sent for ...

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