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... IN YOUR HOUSES,—LAMPLOCOHS and uso to other The ouly sate antidote in Feve Eruptive A! fiections Sea of Biligus Sickness, Small-pox aud ‘Ise no Ueadache having pecuiiar and exclusive merits substitute, See perpetual injunction against imitators; also the ...
... irom smallpox, and entire immunity from fatal attacks of the 'disease. For proof of the stalements which it contans the circular relies on ‘the eflicacy of re-vaccination as seen in ‘the case of professional swallpox nurses. At ' the London Smallpox Hospital ...
... Metropolitan Boards of Guitrdiains, direct- at, ing attention Ito the necessity, . in view of the present sun providence of smallpox, of sperial. measuree boing talcen ?? for thopromotion of vaccination and revaccination. The £41 Board recommend that special ...
... Religious Difficulty.—Long sermons. TKI.L HER, SOMKUODV. Mrs. Ramsbotham says that she can't understand why there is so much small-pox in I'aris seeing that tho Emperor has for many years adopted vaccinating policy. AN* ORNAMENTS FOR YOUR FIUS-STOVRS Little ...
... re-vaccinated several persons in whom, as it afterwards turned out, the disease of small-pox wm in process of incubation, and in all these instances, when actually small-pox and vaccination were running their course together, the former was greatly ameliorated ...
... CALVERT'S CARBOLIC ACID SOAP the frequent use of which Dr. Druitt and other eminen Medical Men recommend as a protection against SMALL-POX and FEVERS. ...
... last w*-ck, but were live below the corrected average number the corresponding week of the Inst t'U years. The uumlcr of small-pox patient* in the Metropolitan Asylum Hospitals, which had -t- aiiilr increased from 77 477 iu the twelve preceding weeks, ...
... taiel tuat, generslly speaking, . 2 revaccination is when growsn is iwelt, “ between the age of 55 and mmm Livises that when smallpox Lecomes epidemvic, nos ely shoutd all jersont aoove 15 years of age, who bve biherto meglected to have themselves Iwccinated ...
... by of original It is further stated once properly performed does to require repetition other servants of Smallpox Hospital servioe it smallpox Invariably submitted whioh in is revaeeination is repeated so is protection though the closest constant patients ...
... Fever, Measles, or SMALLPDX are f requ ently prevented, and these diseases cured b y its use. An y p erson who has already Smallpox should take it, and be kept in a cool and darkened room to prevent any trace being left on the features. numervus statements ...
... of the lungs; two inquests were held on the bodies of persons who met with violent deaths. The deaths from smallpox occurred in the Smallpox Hospital Plaistow; two were certified as nnvaccinated, und the remainder uncertain; all the cases belonged to ...
... gre at epiderdo of smallpox raged in London. The hospitals were orowled wit' oases. Would it occur to any one except the writer of the words quoted, that the varions railways from L-eadori would °eery away the contagion of smallpox in exact propoi tiou ...