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... SMALLPOX ON AN IRONCLAD. THREE DEATHS. A letter from a naval correspondent at Malta states that there has been a serious outbreak of small-pox on board her Majesty's ship Rupert, belonging to the Mediterranean Fleet, and that three deaths from the disease ...
... SMALL-POX AMONG THE INDIANS. Reports received at Ottawa from the Upper Gatuneau state that the Indians in the desert are still in a deplorable state, and are dying in large numbers from small-pox. ...
... Globe remarlra -- As an example of how vaccination has diminished the prevalence of small-pox in foreign countries, we find that in Copenhagen the fatality of smallpox is but an eleventh of what it was; in Sweden little over a thirteenth; in Berlin and ...
... , Mr. Des Voter, that there had been an outbreak both of cholera and of small-pox on board the ship, and that although the form.r malady had disappeared three cases of small-pox had occurred only • few days previously. A very grave responsibility now ...
... ess. The greatest epidemic of small-pox ever known in Scotland occurred after some eighteen years of vaccination. The small-pox was so virulent that it killed at double the regular rate, and secondary case, of small-pox were numerous beyond precdent+ ...
... that there has been no change of capital, the virtue of the old sacrifices being gone. T.iey have piagued the city with small-pox. To appo se them the astrologers declared it necessary to offer up 700 lives—nun, women, boys, girls, pounhm, priests nnd ...
... vaccination has in checking smallpox and in modifying its course in those vaccinated individuals who caught it. He gave to show that a thoroughly vaccinated person has only one-seventieth of the chances of catching smallpox that an unvaccinated person ...
... are irritated that there has been no change of capital, the virtue of the old being gone. They have plagued the city with smallpox. To apposes them the astrologers declared it necessary to offer up 700 lives—men, women, boy., girla, pomade, priests, and ...
... been a security against smallpox it must have been utterly impossible for Birmingham to have been visited by an epidemic of small-pox ; yet such was the case. A few years ago he visited that town when au epidemic of small-pox was at its height, and was ...
... THE MERTHYR EXPRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1880. Harvey (treatise small-pox and measles) of smallpox ad a sort of purification. it truly is. Smallpox will never be seen whelk the people are clean—dean in diet, clean in akin, and breathing clean air ...
... Upper Gatimean state that the Indians in the desert are still in a deplorable state, and ai a dyirg in large numbers from small-pox. ...
... DAILY NEWS.) RANGOON, Wednesday, 8.55 p.m.—Several Chinese firms here have received news that King Theebau has died of small-pox. The Mandalay agents advise them to keep back their goodsl There are fears of a civil a. ...