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... be estimated at from 120,000 to 150,000 men. OFFICIAL DESPATCH. (From Viceroy, 9th January, ISSO.) ive officers have had smallpox at Cabul; one is well, others nearly so. Following casualties during recent, righting at Cabul not hitherto reported:—Men ...
... of health:— Births registered, 132. Deaths registered, 109: rate per 1,000 of population. 3197. The deaths include:— From smallpox. 0 ; measles, 1; scarlet fever, 1; diph- j theria, 0; whooping cough, 11; typhus fever, 0; enteric i fever. 1: continued ...
... last sentence of all, alliteliatit to thee vwsination having modal.' the z. la In itself a thorough Smallpox injected smallpox uutki-• the first smallpox almost oil. It is evident from the above that Dr. Cantonal, did not :Teak in vain, last month , win ...
... George- Miller, and Peter Gleu. .Highlanders Privates White, J. S. Wood, and William. Davis. Later. Five officers have had smallpox Cabul. One is well ; others nearly so. [renter's telegram.] Calcutta, Friday. The particulars received of the proceedings ...
... vaccination to modify the severity of smallpox. He has, however, failed to show that it law any protecting ur malifying influemaa but he leas demonstrated that vaccinated persons are liable, If not more auseeptlble, to smallpox He first innirm, n. that an un ...
... ended on tbe death-rate averaged 24-4 1000 210 22-4 23'7 in corresponding periods of three 1876-7-8 The 1878 included from small-pox 48 from measles 86 scarlet fever 11 from diphtheria 129 from whooping-cough 18 from different forms of fever and 8 from diarrhoea ...
... maker*. Clark and Co., Anchor Mill*, Paisley.—Advt. LAJCFLOUOHB'S Prune SALTER is moat and preventing and curing fevera. Smallpox, and ■rnpttve Ompkbta. reform the moat lntause and Thirst, and If given with Awiua lUIW BTBOT and fill lISI iNai i. U, K ...
... year occurred from fever 119 less thau in year were from scarlatina fewer in the previous while there not single death from smallpox last Within last ten years fever been declining very much in the town Mr Bushell thought chairman’s suggestion was admirable ...
... officer of health: Births registered, 153. Deaths registered. 73: per 1,000 of population. 22/88. The deaths include From smallpox, 0-. measles, 0; scarlet fever, 1 dip 0 : whooping cough, 11; typhus fever, 0; enteric 2 ■ continued fever, 0•- diarrhoea ...
... 0. The 1751 deaths included 8 from small-pox, 48 from measles. 73 from scarlet fever, 11 from diphtheria. 120 from whooping cough. 22 from different forms of fever, and 10 from diarrinr.i. The death. from small-pox, which had been 2 and 4 in the two preceding ...
... HOUSE Lairr.ooon's SALINE—and use no other. The only safe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox, and Headache; having peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. See perpetual injunction against imitators ; also ...
... inch a bungling and absurd manner. Instance,' of this are plentiful. The resolution carried at the last meeting to place the Smallpox Hospital in close proximity to the new Park is an obvious blander. It looks as though that sapient body begrudged the generous ...