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... CHANGED BY SMALL-POX. Is - ba S ?? DEMON EVER SINCE. wi At the Portsmouth Police-court on Tuesdav, fol '~before Colonel Owen, the ex.Mayor (A. Addison, ba *ti sq. , and Alderman Pink, .lciward William in, a Edike, alias Earwicker, 46, at bootmaker, if ...
... WORSE THAN SMALL-POX. A p-fl.fl fA-~ -- n- A GREAT DANGER wHicH KzxAms s N UNSUSPICIOVS PUBLIC. e, ?? at reports that over fifty people out of every ?? it. cousumptives are victims of constipated or inactive ft kidneys. to Consumption isoneof ournsti ...
... one of small-pox; 1876, s three fever and no small-pox; 1876, 22 scarlet fever and fno small-pox 1877, 12ecarletfever and two small-pox; 1878, none of either; 18.79), two of scarlet fever and no tsmall-p~ox;* 1880, no scarletefever and two small ...
... 55 from t diarrhoma, 4 from fever (principally enteric), 25 el from diphtheria, 25 from scarlet feyer, and 24 from a' small-pox. Nio death from any of these diseases ef was recorded during the week in Derby, while co they caused the highest death-rates ...
... Blackburn A a The deaths due to zymotic causes (whooping cough, . measles, diarrhoea, fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, and l small-pox) were 10,826, corresponding to an annual death- rate of 165. per 1000, whereas the mean rate from these tdiseases in the ...
... referred to the principal zymotie diseases. of which $2 resulted front w hooping-cough, 57 front scarlet fever, 55 front small-pox, sod only 26 ifromfever, principally enteric. '[he annlual death-rate from these ey'motic diseases averaged only 2'S per ...
... diseases, including smallpox and fever, I a the medical men receiving a small fee for each report. In in the event of a case of smallpox being reported at the ith SIallitary offices, which are directly connected with the Ive fever and smallpox hospitals by means ...
... 460 metres. SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION Dri,. Gibbon, Medical Oflicer'of Hnilth to the Bdoard of Works, Holborm district, hasitnade his report/for the past year, in which he- states: ,Vacination is aV wonderful protection against D; smallpox, and monre so ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. THE SMALL-POX HOSPITAL SITE. To tiei EDITOR of the OXFOBD JOURNAL. SIR,-I think that most peonlc will a-ree with us that the proposed site of this Hospifal at Cold Harbour in this low-lying spot, with water around us, is a most objection ...
... fevor, b5 from -'fever (prinoipally cateric), .19 from mee sles 44 from whooping-cough, 26 from diphtlheria anod 8 from small-pox. The lowsest dcath-r,,to from those discrses occorred in Xerwich, nud the highest in Bolton, Preston, and ?6ewcastle-uponsTiyer ...
... referrA, I. to tho principal zymotio diseases, of which l : e resulted from measles, 109 from whooping-cough, o; 1, from small-pox, 29 from diarrhoca. 42 fuot fcva , , (principally enteric), 88 from scarlet fever, ana :0 e from diphtheria. IN'o death ...
... increase upon recent weekly numbers), e and included 1i54 from measles, 127 from whoonin- s cough, 49 from diarrhoea, 40 from small-pox, 3v from ) 'fever (principally enteric), 34 from scarlet fever, Y and 29 from diphtheria. No death from any of 3, these ...