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... forbid be to mak but no compulsory— Dr (Norwood) said that they on the horns of dilemma What origin held it derived from smallpox that to go back to cow to a suspicious source —The said the Government Board would of in for calf lymph to to their stock ...
... latter’s bedroom while oui with is custody Smallpox broken amongst tlie inmates of the Workhouse and such is full of persons suffering from disease number of persons who within four months hospital from smallpox to between 100 City Press tlie return of ...
... cod has griuted to tire tenants orr his Surrey estites a remission of 10 pver cent., on tie rent dlue last MIichaelmnas. Smallpox Ihis broken out amongst the imnates of the Bnth Vorkhouse, and the hospital set Apart for such cases is full of persons suffering ...
... -LIVtRPOOL, Ml U LONIDON: Milners Buildings (onposits Moorgate Street Itation), City.C. E.a MANCRESTERt: 2S, Market Street. So ., SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, &o DIrINFECTING AND STEAM LAUNDRY WORKS. LBERT C. NEAL (Successor to SA1T&XL WIITTEMMLi% Se.), DiSINFECTOR ...
... Pri- vates White, J. S. Wood, and Wafm. Davis. Another telegram fromn the Viceroy, 9th January, says five officers have had smallpox at Cabul. One is well; others nearly so. CREUTE 'S TETr01tAMX. CALCUTTA, JANUARY 9. The particulars received of the proceedings ...
... DETECTORI DOO~s- CH-up~s LOOKS for every purpose. CHUBB &- SON, 10)4, NEW STltEElT, 1RAIINOMAAS. Puexoeg LISTS SoNW PREE. 282 SMALLPOX. SCARILET FEVER, &o - IVITNOIECTINII A'ND STEAM LAU-NDIJIY WORKXS. 0 L '1MT C. NEA Sccsor to SAMIDEL WVIIITFIELD,, SEN. DISNFETOR ...
... alarming facts as to the prevalence of epidemic diseases which are contained in the official health report of the past week. Smallpox ! and diphtheria are said to be raging, to an almost unprecedented extent-the former having carried ?? no fewer than (i6 ...
... Newcastle-on-Tyne, Plymouth, and Hall, 27; MlanchesterI and Liverpool, 28 Dublin, 38. Durinq sixteen years before 18D3 London smallpox deaths averaged 512 per million ; in twenty-six years since the Compulsory Vacci- nation Act they average 348. Ten HooH RrUmn) ...
... LAMiPS! COAL VASES, FENDERS, FIREIRONS, &C. ELLIS BROTHERS, *FURNISHING IRONIdONG B RS, 2 hNEIV STBEET, Biraeinyliusam, 142 SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, &Aj DISINFECTING AMD STEAM LAUNDltY WORS,. A LBERT C NEAL (SucceSsor to SsAMUIJL WHITFIELD, J. SENI DISINFEOTOP ...
... 'ile remains of Sir- Dominick Carrigan were iets the, XWcotiand 110w Chapel, Dublin, on Tsrsuny, erredt I hie prevalence of smallpox in Corsica la icri th Ni esciles author~itis to impose ai quaranie en, Ehsret of sag.4 T1 coench 1.itidget Committee proposese ...
... with the dwellings From fever 28 persons have died against 36 in the fourth of 1878 from small-pox none against 3 in same period Not a single case of smallpox has come to my knowledge during the quarter It is true that fatal case certified and unfortunately ...
... fatal ciso wae certilied, and un- fomrtueitevy registerel, but on investigation it llppeired that thih rause of death Was not smallpox but chicken -pox. - The case ocurreld in Ohr-mond Street, in which, and tile Iw11hole siirrouinlimigi niighbourhlod, cicken-pox ...