... severely from small-pox thau Sweden, and no eounrty in Europe has had small-pox so lightly as Spain. Dewslbury had lately 8,000 unvaccinated childrsen, weith no small-pox. Leicester has probably fully -s nimry an- vaccinated children, and no small-pox. . Wits ...

... SMALL-POX OUTBREAK AT GLOUCESTER. 118 DEATHS. After a persistent neglect to perform their statutory duty under the Vaccination Acts, the Guardians of the Gloucester Union now find themselves confronted with one of the most appal- ling outbreaks of small-pox ...

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... following are a few paragraphs of Dr. Cameron's letter In Ireland Small-pox was once a fearful scourge. During the ten years ended in 1841, no fewer than 58,006 persons perished from Small-pox in Ireland, and three times that number were disfigured for life ...

... average. Two deaths oc- curred from small-pox, seven from measles, three from typhus, two from whooping-cough, and one from scarlatina. EaRxpi-4ZAM; North MaLhaam.-Births, 59; Deaths, 42. Four deaths have occurred from small-pox, which has been very prevalent ...

... I was under the im. pression that the vaccine virus would cut out that of the small-pox. I think now that only those are safe who after exposure to the contagion of small-pox are vaccin- ated unsuccessfully. Here we have a statement in a medical organ ...

... per cent. anlot Incresee of Small-pox In the same parlol .. nearly 50 per oet. G. Increase of populatIon from 2nd to ard epIdemlo.. loper cent. Increase of Small-pox In the sama period .. .. 120 per cent. I Deatbh from Small-pox In the first 10 years after ...

... hail a terror of small-pox, isut if it is ineant that smallnpox itself is rendered terrorless, I reply ?? small-pox cannot (as far us I am aware) carry its terrors beyond death, anl it is coiclusively shown that the death-rate from small-pox is not le'sctued ...

... for some time after it has been done a complete safeguard against small-pox, except possibly in the case of per- sons who are so susceptible to the disease as to be liable to take smallpox repeatedly if exposed to its infection. (2)? Vaeination, though ...

... poxrer of vaccination against smallpox, or as regards the allegation of direotinjury to health and life resulting from the practice of vaccina- tion, or as regards the allegation that the saving of life effected from smallpox has been more than compen- sated ...

... to the prevalence of small-pox in Sweden and Scot- land, which were two of the best vaccinated countries in the world, proceeded to deal with the statements made by medical men, that persons who were vaccinated and had the small-pox were not so much marked ...