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... Amongst these causes, the iacreMe knowledge of anatomy and the many very v&luk discoveries in mediciue will stand most The small-pox, tliat annually carried oft thousands,b been successfully by vaccination; sod GOB that used to claim its numerous victims ...
... his discovery by proving that it would cost less to vaccinate the poor than to pay for coffins for those who died of the smallpox. But there is no danger of the Con- gress losing sight of the moral aspect of the question. The inodern system (for it is ...
... eyries of births and deaths is owing to increased pope. lesion in the milting district. There have been a few daubs from smallpox awl 11Calaill3. NION North Bishopwearmouth.— Births Itt3; deaths 145. The latter are above the average. Six deaths from cholera ...
... motive is supposed tu have been quack, named Patrick was latcly committed to Nenagh gaol for irloculating three children with small-pox virus, contrary ‘Two of the children are dead.—Acevrding to a private letter from Rome. dated the Mth November, The Emir ...
... beneficial results, and attended with such prosperity, think has had quite contrary effect. —Jan. 2. INOCL’LATINO SIILEP FOR THE SMALL-POX. —TIIC following is taken from the Gentleman's Mai/nzine for May, IM2;—The Russian Counsellor Bradsky has obtained reward ...
... chemist. At Workington Hall. Cumberland, 23th nit., aged 43, John Christian, eldest son Henry Esq. At Edinburgh Castle, aged small-pox, Lieut. 11. Martin Atkins, Regiment. On Tuesday last, the Rev. Jcshua Lineard, M.A., Incumbent of St. George's Church, Holme ...
... hope it is as unlikely for a man to come and tell you that he has some means or other to enable you to spread among you the small-pox, or the typhus fever, or any other pestilonce, as it will be to be told by aman that he will supporta ministry like the pre- ...
... cipl “Cars or of Good Hope to | En; ye 16th May, and Graham’s Town papers to the 7th of | nut both inclusive, received. The small-pox | we; ‘continned virnlent at the Cape, but more especially among | yey the classes of society, whose dweilings are described ...
... Institute, on the 4th of July, M. Serres meutioned the follow- ing fact, seeming to favour the hypothesis of animal- jes in small-pox. By covering each pustule with a glass capsule, which is kept for some days in its place, he has seen the process of eruption ...
... the amendment. In his opininn it was the Dounden duty of the house to put down the small-pox in every ble form. Sir G. they would not be able to put an end to the small-pox, ‘and, at the same timo, they would be introducing an improper terference with every ...
... amounted is easy therefore to anticipate the extensive influence which the ciiauge must exercise 1 the affairs of commerce. The small-pox is raging fearfully Carmarthen and neighbourhood the virulent u.a--« having shown itself in its worst form, both adults and ...
... the decisions issued against them. VACCINATION.—.Most medical men (observes tlie Medical HazetU) are now agreed tliat the small-pox likely to be entirely extinguished by vaccination. If the frequency and the virulence of its attacks diminished, this is ...