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... LAMPLonen's PYhETIO SALINE.-HInve it in your house and miss no other, for it is the only ssfe antidote isrd reventive in Smallpox, pvevrs, ?? Aff ctions, Sea or Bilious Siokesas, snd Headreba. neving ceh r etn edeclusive merIts. Use no eubstitute- Adur ...
... -It is reported that Thebau hats died of smallpox, and has been succeeded by the Maloon PrizLce, a young man who hitherto has been kept in confinement. The rumour is still unconfirmed, but the fact that smallpox is raging in MNendelay and has penetrated ...
... fever 12.5, diphtheria 4, whlooping-cough 19, fever 20, diarrhora 18. It is over three yeasrs since there wvas a death from smallpox. Neot muore than 5 per cent. of the cases of scarlet fever ares due to insanitary conditions, the rermainrder beinra due ...
... management of the insstitution, and, combinsing witls its present purpose, the means of sneetiag in separate wards the ?? of a smallpox hospital for Leeds. The conferences which have - taken place botsvwoli the committee of the institution and the local sanitary ...
... from this disease had gradually increased up to the present time. Enteric fever had beea remnarkable for its ab- sence, and smallpox presented bnt few casess-the prompt removal of these wheu they occurred, in all pro. babiry, tlinited the spiread of the ...
... ncen, w; after his own ghastly maind. It cannot be that he was moved to pity because his people were falling sa victims to smallpox; hut wvhen the disease invaded th the little circle he had still about hina of his ownl i family, and carried off his son ...
... rerrovel, ill aI tre tirst instance, to tire Iloisce of ioucovery, werero I tirst 3 1rCard Of it. It wras then removed to tire Smallpox di Hospitai i n counnection stith tirh, Lceds Workioirse, anurl o belor'ing to hi tiriardianis. Th'l plrelitsr of rt oc ...
... wvere referred to scarletiever, 2 to ilever, 2 to dia aiirrh :: I to mnaasles, I ti wvhlooping-cough, and not one cit oer to smallpox or ?? in all 12 d*eaths resulted from these seven prricip:zl aveaotic iseesecs, auainlst 0 and 1il in the two pre.caalisg ...
... measles, 1,364 from whoop- 2-en spiy u-og, 990 from'diatrhaeoa, 087 frissl fever, 203 Irons w i-en,- diphtheria, and 35 fromn smallpox. Those 7,-0.1 deaths ITO Lo were equal to 15r2 per cenit. of the total deaths., and to anl1r annual rate of 341 per 1,000 ...
... increase. Fifteen per cent. of the European, and 1 () per cent. of theo natives are ill, mostly with dysentery, but somee with smallpox. Major Oliver of the 06th has died of the latter mnalady. (REurEia's TELEORAMS.) ILLNESS OF THE CZAR. Sr. PErsasslrro, Tuesday ...
... included 17 which were referred to diarrhcea, o to scarlet fever, 2 to fever, 1 to whoopiug-cough, lsril not one eitber to smallpox, measles. or diphtheria; in all 25 deaths resulted from these seveni ?? zymotic diseases, against 20 and 13 in the two preceding ...
... rt. BELGIUM. BMISSELS, Wednesday.-Au official contradiction is given to-day to the reports recently circulated abroad that smallpox is greatly prevalent in Belgium at present. It is declared, on the contrary, that the sanitary condition of the country is ...