... 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 ...

... was 131,025, and betwvee s- one and live 151,364. From 1847 to 1e33 inclusive, tld aP proportiou of deaths of all ages from smallpox wlas 3,)5 1. per million; and from 1868 to 1877 inclusive it was only L 261. A note appended to ?? latter returns explains ...

... LAMPLonen's PYhETIO SALINE.-HInve it in your house and miss no other, for it is the only ssfe antidote isrd reventive in Smallpox, pvevrs, ?? Aff ctions, Sea or Bilious Siokesas, snd Headreba. neving ceh r etn edeclusive merIts. Use no eubstitute- Adur ...

... following em the Ld seven diseases and their respective deaths, viz. :-Fever S 3, diarrloen 195, scarlet fever 4, diphtheria 0, smallpox d 0, measles 1, whooping-cough 6. The death-rato of the se Seven diseases is 8-7 per 1,000 living at all ages. The , death-rate ...

... largest proportional fatality in Norwich, Salford, and Sunderlaud; and enterie fever in Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Sheffield. Smallpox caused live more deaths si London, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial towns. The general fatality of diarrhoea ...

... boroutl included 32 which weV e referred to diarrhoc, 3 to wltopiug-cougit, 3 to oer, 1 to cr rlch fever, and not one either to smallpox, measles, or. tiplctheria; in nill 59 ?? resulted from these sovoll princilsal zyinotbi diseases, agnicist 7 and 67 ill thle ...