... common sense. Whoever said that unvaccinated people never suffer from small-pox ? We all say they are as safe as the vaccinated. We showed that thousand of protected persons die of small-pox, and nobody sees in the fact any evidence of the uselessness of vaccina- ...

... not vaccination has decreased small-pox. Mr Marsham The enormous proportion of people not vaccinated who die of small-pox proves the contrary. I have been vaccinated about 12 times, and should be again next year if small.pox were about. I only give you ...

... Twenty-nine deaths from smallpox werS I gistered in London last week. ...

... health of the community—perhaps something of all three-Cardiff has been ex- posed to the serious danger of an epidemic of small-pox. The medical officer of the town, in making this announcement at the weekly meeting of the guardians, on Satur- day, added ...

... report about her to the society. She came with the boy and Rat on the doorstep, shouting that her boy had become blind in the small-pox hospital, and he was a perjurer. She knocked at his door, and would not go away until she was removed by a police- man. The ...

... early next session he would call attention to the failure of the Vaccination Acts to arrest the outspread and spreading of small-pox, and move a resolution. ...

... valuable machinery there, and it was rumoured that they would attack the place very shortly. The report of the outbreak of smallpox at Batburst is confined, and the deaths whell (he Volta left that port were at the rato of about 10 daily, but the epidemic ...

... very much lower death-rate than the average of former years, being 15'4. There was a correspondingly low death-rate, 23'1. Small-pox had appeared in the freehold, and he believed it to have been iinpoited from London. The precautions for preventing the spread ...

... .Skin Eruptions, and all diseases caused bv all undue excess of twid in the system, Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone ami Gravd. Apoplexy, all of which arise from too 1ai' an amount of acid elements in the hOlly. Whorl ever the mouth ...

... Transatlantic authority has just enacted that there shall not be a public or church funeral of any per- son who has died of small-pox, diphtheria, scarlet fever, yellow fever, typhus fever, or Asiatic cholera; but the funeral of such persons slrul be private ...

... to indicate that his knowledge of Bashfulness was very limited in its character. But extremes meet, it ia said* | THE small-pox epidemic in London still continues, although its virulence is partially abated. At the meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums ...

... recoverable arrears were £ 12 4s 4d. The medical officer (Mr 11. Fikell) reported that there had been no further spread of small-pox, and that the disease had been stamped out. He congratulated the board upon the fact. Several bills were brought before the ...