... effective preventive against ci smallpox, there is no reason why it should not be al made compulsory. Now effective is a very in- S' definite term, and to justify compulsion it should be bh an absolute protection against smallpox ; and, also Pt it should ...

... sustained a serious reverse at Sennaar, and that smallpox is raging at Omdurman. C _sU'E'5 TELE&._ S.) | ?? April 27. |The Maldis troops are reporlted to have been defeated by the Senaaar garrison. Smallpox is I raging at OQidurman. Siakim, April 27. The ...

... deaths from smallpox; among the 861,000 children who had been vacici- rated there were 125 deaths from smellpnx.. . .e If the 861,000 vaccinated children hird died at the rate of the oSOGI) univaccinated we should not now be considering 125 smallpox deaths ...

... the 50 mild smallpox years. BLt the difference between the souallpox deaths in the two series of years was less than 65,000. So that the jO smallpox years were actualily more unhealthy, to the extent of 4900 deaths. independeatlx 'af smallpox, than were ...

... ANIMAL VACCINATION. -_ A DIscussIoN on the efficacy of vaccination as a preventative of smallpox will present itself to the vast majority of the people of Scotland as says something wholly superfluous and unnecessary. been Among all lovers *of their species ...

... unique in the whole history of epidemics. Towards the end of the month of October last year, rumours began to get abroad that small-pox had broken; out in the Transvaal. Now, it is from the Transvaal and the native States adjoining the i Transvaal that most ...

... e Britain. 0 ANOTHER C.&SE OF SMALLPOX iN Dvxncr- a Jemima H. Baxter (iS). a carpet weaver, res'ding in e Roslin Terrace, Court Street, Dundee, was reinoval e yesterday to King's Cross Hospital, suffering from. e smallpox. The young woman, ash} was employed ...

... Board at the Whitsunday term. ot SMALLPOX ON S SEAL STIAMEtER.-Information has just been received at Greenock that the seat stearier ye Mastiff, of Bristol, has just pet into St John's, in Newfoundland, with smallpox on board, from which In some deaths ...

... nexematous ernptions, as might be, instead of from Pi bc below ttose of real cow/pox, failure as a protection an J. against smallpox would be but a natural er - sequence. S. W., wbile;not giving a single hc material proof to back up his contention, ob ...

... the majority of medical l men; and, if I presume to believe thesm to be altogether mistaken in their method of pre- venting smallpox, why should I accept implicitly 2, their opinion as to the orizin of the disease ? And medical eslpporters of vaccination ...

... liability to smallpox, owaing to the imperfec- tion of the vaccination. MIr Mooz-ey hints darkly as to the results Oft vaccinartion upoD the general mortality, but. as he give no facts, ho is hers unanswerable. As to his statement that epidemic smallpox does ...

... in the chair. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALL-POX. The CLERK read a letter from )Jr W. Inglis, H.Iwc. Inspector of Reformatory and Industrial Schools, pointing out that in consequence of the t great prevalence of small-pox throughout the coun- try at the present ...