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... 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 ...
... annually in every 1000 persons living. The annual death-rats was 17 per 1000 in Edinburgh, 20 in Glasgow, and 38 in Dublin ; small-pox caused 5 more deaths in Dublin. The annual rates of mortality per 1000 last week in 20 English towns ranged from Brighton ...
... (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 ...
... anthority uatil onr wives and out little ones, and pet - adventure ourselves, tall victims to the ravages or 'typhoid fever, smallpox, or cholera? To do so wouht be something worse than folly, something wcrse than cowardice—it would be a crime. LL.derbuch ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... fifty-four succumbed during the last week in the month. Other diseases also were causing much havoc among the population. small-pox and typhoid fever being among them. A CHARON OP MUNTEN.—At Madre Policee,mrt, William Sutherland, a master taker in Loebee ...
... Upper Gatimean state that the Indians in the desert are still in a deplorable state, and ai a dyirg in large numbers from small-pox. ...
... Influenza, Skin Eruption^and all diseases caused by an undue excess of acid in the system Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stene anJ Gravel, Apoplexy, and P?-alysis, all of which arise frotr too le an amount of acid elements In the body. WIlen ...
... Influenza, Skin Eruptions, ard w diseases caused by an undue excess of acid in thesysteupk ...
... SMALL-POX AMONG THE INDIANS. Reports received at Ottawa from the Upper Gatuneau state that the Indians in the desert are still in a deplorable state, and are dying in large numbers from small-pox. ...