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... SMALLPOX IN SHEEP. Tha British people, and consequently the British Government, have yet to 'eirn that it is possible exercise certain amount of prudence in pre venting the diseases of animals, a disregard of which costs us mil Tons annually. It is much ...
... The Smallpox Scare. The meeting then proceeded to dieenn the question of procoring » mte. cniUble honse, for hospital ease of an ootbtesk of smallpox. A letter was resd from lit Ramsay, Assistant Sanitary Inspector, in which he mentioned serera! houses ...
... Alarm of Smallpox. A conversation took place in regard to the raaMar tha appearance of smallpox in the oonntj, bet Dr Grant denied that any epeoifio ease bad occurred ao far. In tha a > eat of an outbr.ak, however, they had no building in tha diatriet ...
... them satisfactorily in their ulity;” n why inder ; VACCINATION AND SMALLPOX. yellow Sir Thomas Watson has contributed a valuable | r that the Nineteenth Century on the subject of smallpox. He describes the origin of Jenner's di and states that the value ...
... SMALL-POX IN THEEP. Mr Bruce, io reply to Sir F. Clarke Jcrvoise* said the report of the experiments in vaccinating' sheep, although promised befoie Faster, was not yet presented. The scope of it, however, was that vaccination in sheep olfered no real ...
... PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX. Yesterday a special meeting of the Tin* District Committee the County Council of Inverness-shire was held ia Inverness for the purpose of considering what steps should taken with the view of providing hospital seeommodation ...
... a a ~~ the Officer of was Comittee for th eir remitted to the Poblic | The Recent Case of Smallpox. The Town-Clerk also read the following from the Medical Officer relati:e to the fatal case of amalloox, and dated 27th Sept —‘* My Dear Sir,—In a report ...
... CHOLERA and small-pox hospital. At both meetings th* Board bad under coosidera'ion the question of erecting an hospital for cholera and small-pox patients. Thu managers of the Northern Infirmary have resolved to receive no pa'ionts suffering from cholera ...
... OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN LONDON. Considerable anxiety is being felt by the authorities of the Metropolitan Asylums Board at the outbreak of smallpox in London. There are forty patients now under their charge, and fresh case* are coming in daily. ...
... have y at CASE OF SMALL-POX IN NAIR tur. At a meeting of the County Council he , Up Nairn yesterday, the Clerk read 3 comme tion he ‘had that morning received from y are County Medical Officer, Dr Cameron, regard end- ease of small-pox which had transpired ...
... THREATENED OUTBREAK OP SMALLPOX. The Local Government Board have taken steps to provide hospitals for a threatened outbreak of smallpox in the metropolis. ...
... “PITTING’’ FROM SMALL-POX. Gbboobt, Blackpool, in tetter to ft* Manchuter Guardian, cell* attention to the rabitok of Peroueat •pitting’ from naaUpox, which UtoLto ruilp avoidable in upoountry ulni, tllnaUitga of natural acbnee. Three thing* (he aigaea) ...