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... 1tGle. I('i HiglIilatidere 7 - se ite, J. S. Wood, and Wvillisam Vroti V e .O lan O i J S. 9. I I¼I Ft ::ers Itive hdil the smallpox at ,4 ?? d1. wll, and the otders ;are narly 5.';Fi I te'>s' telogram, tisied CAL'nfttA, ?? 'j ^.'SVS:I tlhat psrticalars ...
... prevalence of the complaint is not ge easily explained. Tle same periodic predisposition bt and spread occur, however, with small-pox, scarlet feve, and meaales in human patients, with foot and mouth disease amongst cattle and sheep, and with other eruptive ...
... Ee's had measles and scarlet fever s8 well. Eecond man (with great contempn , Callthataboy Why, I've a boy wah, had the small-pox, and the typhoid fever, sn i the meales, and the whooping cough, &ad .t- , scarlet fever, and now he's gone ald gun Ls dropsy ...
... the almost unanimnous I voice of the medical profession ? It was prac- tically a measure to legalise the propagation 1 Iof small-pox. It proposed that the power -of | punishing an anti-vaccinating fanatic would cease after payment of a fine/or ther fist ...
... go about the town vith certificates of their freedom. Some of the slaves so made over to tie mission were recovering from small-pox, and At tlesend-of last month this disease had spread iri the tiisitan.' BURNING A FAMILY TO DEATH. The 'Limes correspondent ...
... immersion. -At a mneeting of the managers of tbte .Metropoli- ,tan ASylUI11 district the desirability of uthising for 'f sma~ll-pox Cfase the available ac-coinmodation at -the Homnertaf Fever Elospital was discussed, and a special committee was appointed ...
... IJ)I wiO o.. ijujatioe s t Shich stood upon the si paller, to the nuinlwr ot 4it The dving out tt of Lwu2 penny pieces; small-pox in London; a, and bhoo piae( ill Arnerica: the heating or .he lleous: wotd the of Ilighland reyi- n *ittUtS, tht Walar at ...
... the longest attacks of typhoid Pi iliotite)rs ever heard of; subsequently on the th C \\ -st f 'oast of Africa he caught small-pox, Hit aol hail ta2rtly riconered from this disease a wiheii he ft-l Se'ir'l'y i-ounded at the heed of fe .i,: rhonaval co ...
... earliest col- opportunity. eral SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. had Mr. D. GRANT (L., Mfars'febeeel asked if dypremiums would be offered to any Whocudgv dyfull information as to the origin, growth, and de- stud velopment of smallpox, and indicate means of its Iex ...
... more ao especially in view of a circumstance which had he occurred during the week. Two vessels came 1 he into port with smallpox on board. One came in at j of Penarth, and the sufferer was removed in a public of conveyance to the Hamadryad Hospital Ship ...
... candidates. In this case the candi- dates were Mr. Dodson, President of the Local Government Board, the great apostle of small-pox propagation at a guinea a-head, and the Hon. Beilby Lawlev. a singularly feeble-minded young man, whorm Alr. Gladstone ...
... that it is not ex- wV pedient to spend any more of the ratepayers' tli mnoney in litigation respecting the Hampstead da Small-pox Hospital. Considering that these ml worthy litigants, and guardians ofw t he - poor and interests of the ratepayers, have ...