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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... TlW RAVAGES OF THE SMALL.POX IN IONDON'-VACCINATION OF THE PRINCESS IROYAL. Attl~emeeting of tbe Royal Medico-Chirurgical Society, a few evqngs since, SisrBenjamin Brodie in the chair, a very elaborate and aluable paper on small-pox was- read fin ,opea ...
... The prevalence of malignant species smallpox, in the course of last year, and the number ol' cases wbieb proved fatal, gave rise, both Ilfs country and France, to an unfounded alarm in the minds many persons, in regard the benefits Vaccination ; nofw ...
... The following a selection the most important special Small-pox, . . 3 Measles, 8 Scarlatina, Hooping-cough, Diarrhoea, Cholera, Typhus, Dropsy Sudden deaths. Hydrocephalus, Apoplexy, . ...
... n, but in 1805 Are persons died of secondary small-pox ; in 1806 three; 1824 there were cases of secondary small-pox, and next year SIS; 1826-7 there were 438. and from 1832 t0,1834. out of cases small-pox, 898 occurred In persona previously vaccinated ...
... during the two years of high mortality, and 1841, the deaths in the metropolis, from small-pox, being 2288, it may bo estimated that least 8000 persons were Amoved, by small-pox ending in death or recovery, from the previously unprotected class. The numbers ...
... inoculate a cow with the small-pox, and this virulent morbid poison, so fatal to human life, will be converted by this useful animal into a mild fluid, capable of protecting all inoculated with it from that dreadful malady the small-pox. ...
... individuals may be vaccinated in the very same proportions after small-pox after vaccination ; and as a proof of this Dr. Stark has drawn up the following table. Of 100 vaccinated after small-pox, 32 succeeded, 20 were modified, 42 failed. Of 100 vaccinated ...
... 1804) of the deaths from small-pox took place in infants who were under three years of age— i.e., in children born into the world since the preceding epidemic. The lluctuatiiur character of the annual mortality from small-pox appearing therefore to be ...
... shield the constitu- tion from small-pox contagion. The son of a respectable farmer residing some miles distance from me, with an amia- ble sister, were lately deposited in the same grave, having fallen victim: to the small-pox after previous wrong-conduct- ...
... appears by an article in a late number of the London Medical and Surgical Journal, that in a remote district of Cornwall the smallpox has broken out like a plague, aud such are the prejudices existing amongst the people against vaccination—prejudices, we ...