... THE SMALL-POX. Mk. Ebitor — An immediate insertion of the annexed important communication will oblige . HUMANITAS. The Public ought to be apprised, that the deaths by that fatal disease, the Small Potf, continue alarm- ,ingly to increase. By the returns ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Small Pox in Sheep.— As smallpox in sheep has recently become a subject to which the flockmaster has been under the necessity of paying a forced attention, the follow- ing information may not prove uninteresting. In an un- published translation of ...

... their children the inoculation of smallpox, and hundreds of persons calling themselves members of the medical profession, base enough to assist them. Why not compel every doctor to report to a Magistrate each case of smallpox, and then let the afflicted individual ...

... y guarded »KBins| (he small-pox, by undergoing one of Ihese operations? lou nmy recollect, perhaps, many year*- past, that Prince LEB.io, from the Pelew Islands, after he had been some time in Ihis country, caught the small-pox and died of il ;— and, ...

... Dr. Gregory, delivered on the €th uit. contains the following passage : — Sixty-nine Patients labouring under the Casual Small-Pox bave been admitted between tbe lst January and sth June, 1923. ' Of these 35 have had ibe disease in a severe, and 34 in ...

... in which smallpox afterwards occurred attended with a fatal rrsult ; and in our of these two rases it was doubtful whether the dismast- was really smallpox. The objections that were made to the stalenir.it of the number of cases of smallpox .ilfcei v ...

... Madam— You ask me if I have any reason to doubt the efficacy of vaccination, as a certain preventive of the infection of small-pox. Various you tell me are the opinions on this subject ; I beg pardon for opposing your declaration ; be assured there is ...

... — __ The Mayor of Exeter has ordered the police to ar- rest any person carrying about children afflicted with the small-pox. ...

... 550 in sctoo patients. 44 2. That in these cases of failure, the Small-pox was in rone very severe • hut, on the contrary, in moil of them milder than usual in even the inoculated Small-pox. 44 3. Th.sf there have not occur. cd any alarming Vaccine Cases ...