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... Leeds, and Sheffield. Of the 16i deathis r Ereferred to diphtheria in the 20 towns no less than 13cl occurred in London. Smallpox caused 3 deaths in London, tol but not one in any of the 191 large provsncial towns~. The t 3annual rate of mortality from ...
... There are times when it is necessary to have dead bodies buried without more delay than can be avoided. If an epidemic of small-pox, for instance, were raging in a village, it might be almost a necessity to bury a deceased person on a Sunday, Good Friday ...
... being cssi ted lished' on his land. Dr. MlfacCabs said it would bewell toeepalatet the question of the esiablilshuieut of smallpox ?? the from that of providing extra accomnodatic k, agricultural training for the boys. It wt3 ratis ; lard ing to know that ...
... (Merthyr) Yes.-The subject then dropped. VACCINATION RETURNS. The Vaccination-officers reported the union to be entirely free of small-pox, and that there had been 38 children vaccinated at A berdare, and 26 at Merthyr, during the week. APPLICATION FOR A TESTIMONIAL ...
... etateof a If airs was dangerous to the health of the town, and might have serious consequences in the event of an outbreak of small-pox. The opinion of the board was sought on the subject of out-door relief, the Clerk stating that out-door paupers who could ...
... week since Mlarch), 17 from fever (a decrease of 3, and 8 below the average}, 13 from diphtheria (a rise of 6), and 3 from smallpox (a decline of I). The fatal cases of diseases of the respiratory organs declined to 124 from 167, while there were 40 deaths ...
... Jessie divided herself between eJ.lluties r.B nurse and dressmaker. fc.fjaPtt'iy for the. family in Milton^treet, it was small-pox nor typhoid which had stricken fit^K zie- It was hone of those fatal scourges ,e ,;ame poor humanity tremble- Ihe girl tVm ...
... was reported that the Smallpox Hospital had been inspected on the 17th July last, and that it had been thoroughly cleansed and disinfected, as well as the clothing and utensils used during the treatment of the last case of smallpox two months ago. The 3accounts ...
... serious conse- quences in the event of an outbreak of small-pox. We do not know whether the public of Cardiff are becoming indoctrinated with the idea that vaccination is not a preventive óf small-pox, or whether, (from the fact that some children in the ...
... disinfected, It will the be::'adily admitted that this ! is an 'offence the that- deserves the severesti punishmnebt. hay Sm'allpox has lingered for years in the city, ind and has baffled: all tlhe efforts .of the sanitary an2 authorities to entirely stamp ...
... masting TO THlE EDITOR OF THE PRESTeON 01aNoIcCLE11. £8S for SIR,-If any one wore to address you upon the spread )c due of the smallpox, or upon the spread of typhus fever, 4 Ifsupposing thero was danger of either, such a person's letter k~eewould be read ...
... material assistance. A SCOURGE OF SMALLPOX. OTTAWA, Saturday. - Reports received here I from the Upper Gattimern state that the Indians in the desert are still in a deplorable state, aud are dying in large numbers from smallpox. AMERICAN IRON NThKE 1'8. The ...