... VACCINATION. 90 EDTTOR OF THE JOHN O'GROAT smallpox began to prevail so severely have been frequently my views the sa! om it, [have come to the conclusioa that be obtained by any person who will simply take the trouble to vaccinate treah Dr Jenner, who ...

... lgrbfeßrite - ifffer. , upflons and Skin Diseases. ever di.covered. It eradicates tan, pimple:4. black spots, freckles, small-pox maks, redness. roughnesss, and all other disfigurements and : pre.erving and invigorating those important function. on which ...

... Provost presiding—to consider the propriety of admitting smallpox patiects into the Infirmary. A letter was read Dr Clark, who, in reference to the subject, thought that when oases of smallpox were few, and limited to country districts, local arrangements ...

... exposed to the contagion of small-pox.’ On this point we shall quote the high authority of Drs Monk and Marson of the London Small-pox and Vaccination Hospital, who say : ‘ The failures of vaccination to prevent fatal small-pox, which have occurred, are ...

... with smallpox among hie blacks ;and were white soldiers to be sent to him at this time of the year, climate and disease would soon play havoc with them. The beat plan is to organise a new force for the next winter season. Should the small-pox spread ...

... srl, end fortuostely h.id not found any smallpox nr other disease. II (Mr ffiscilonelil) would, however, cal a meeting of the Lou .1 Authority, with a view to the piever.tion of from tort. infected with smallpox approachlag near r tan the a aeon twit they ...

... nothing no marvellous in the history of preventive medicine the exemption from ti , ath by smallpox secured by proper vaccination. Had the deaths in London from smallpox in 1881 been as nnao•rons amongst the vaccinated as they were amongst the unvaccinated ...

... or ten days small-pox has made an alarming advance in our midst, and its sodden re-appearance in a mere violent form, when all causes for alarm seemed to have disappeare d , as naturally tended to increase this feeling. The temporary smallpox hospital in ...

... SPECIFIC AINST SMALL-POX. VACCINATION is now in the want of a new the f ly, stated Mr. H. C. -pox is 3 still surgeon at the North American In Miles, army valuable on the breaking out of the y This remedy consists of an infusion of the root of purpurea ...

... on the 25th January last, her Majesty's ship Hercules, having on board 810 emigrants destined for Australia—amongst whom small-pox and typhus fever prevailed extensively—had entered the port of Queenstown. The greatest alarm and anxiety on this subject ...

... resolution regarding the set of the Petty Customs of tbs burgh was earned. The Council then adjourned. THE NORTHERN INFIRMARY-SMALLPOX AND CHOLERA HOSPITAL. A special meeting of the managers of the Northern Infirmary was held in the Town Hall yesterday—the ...

... to be paid. A circular from the Board of Supervision, instructing ■anitary inspectors to report all cases of small-pox, or suspected small-pox. was remitted to Mr Petrie for bis information and guidance. ...