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... of smallpox On board, and that no| nuck attempt had been made by thte ship's arsehorities to I7 dy'* isolate themun fr- on hs mass of the passengera, alsoec' jryk, added to the dissatisfa ction with which their arriva. ey w .as rega.rded. Smallpox, buss ...
... about the town with certificates of their freedom. ! Some of the slaves so made over to the mission 1 , were recovering from smallpox, and at the latter rend of last month this disease had spread in the mission. I •NiGLECT OF A CHILD. —MT. ! Clarke Aspinall ...
... asylums had an interview with the President of the Local Government lioard to get , his sanction to buLditer wooden huts for smallpox aeries, which, the deputation said, were on the in.:acme at Deptford. They feared opposition from the public. The President ...
... district boards Would instruct their military officers to take note, in the tune of their daily ins= Cr tiens, of any case of small-pox present in any lately removed therefrom, and, without delays tu eve hdoematiaa on the subject to aisles el the &Wet. A SrEDFAST ...
... Leeds. The highest rate from fever, principally enteric, occurred in Nottingham, Wolverhampton, and Portsmouth. No case of smallpox is reported I in iiineteen English provincial towns. 1 At about 10 minutes past son Christmas evening itwo rather severe ...
... rtocott's ?fauna fittnia--and use no other. The only afe antidote in Fevers, Eruptive Affections, 8a or Bilious Sidman, Small-pox, and Headaohe; baying peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no substitute. Bee per injunction against imitators; also the unanimous ...
... HOUSE —Laxrpocon's Ssuisis—and use no other. The only antidote in Fevers, Eruptive ,Affections. S a or Bilious Sickness, Small-pox. and Headsets; miring peculiar and exclusive merits. Use no tubstaute. See perpetual injunction against imitators; also the ...
... AND SMALLPOX. Mr. A. Wynter-Biyth, the ne^ly-appointed medical officer of health and public analyst for Marylebone, has jus: presented his first monthly report, in which he treats on the method of preventing the spread of scarlet fever and smallpox. He ...
... name. . DR. HENRY SMITH, 8, Burton Crescent, London, W.C ROGERS' PATENT 1 L V A N I 0 O N G A certain preventive of CHOLERA, SMALLPOX, And other Contagious Diseases, and an unfailing core for NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, SCIATICA, TOOTH-ACHE, INFANTS' TEETHING ...
... In cannon. It is stated that all who would not join the Ill rebellion at Utrecht were to be shot. Iy ce SCARLET FEVER AND SMALLPOX: THE e PREVENTION OF THEIR SPREAD. Mr. A. Wynter-Blyth, the newly-appointed medical Mi officer of health and public analyst ...
... go about the town with certificates of their freedom. Some of the slaves so made over to the mission were recovering from smallpox end at the latter end of last month this disease had spread in the mission. Years ago, when Mr. Forster was in America, he ...
... Company for refusing to let his cattle on board. JOST at the awkward time when reports are appearing or a fresh outbreak of small-pox the metropolis, the anti - vaccinatiorusta are showing some activity. Mr. P. A. Taylor, has announced his intention of i ...