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... nuisance, that smallpox v,-itS most be taken somew scre. ?? Yes,,' i tle rejoinder. Shall it be to rest house or to mine i The oracular rs being resident on Blackheath, i eared a capacious smalloox hospital near ate x ale of RLealth, and smallpox patients ...
... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. THOUGH the actual number of deaths registered last week in London was eleven less than in the week preceding, no hope can be entertained that the epidemic is on the decline. On the contrary, the new cases admitted to the hospitals ...
... authorities have thought well to take their time about making these contracts ; but while the anangements are still unmade, small-pox again rears its head. It is not easy to suggest what shall now be done after so much prccicus time has been lost ; but evidently ...
... 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 ...
... referred to the principal a zymotiediseases, of which 82. resulted from whooping l conuh, 57 orom scarlet fever, 53 from smallpox, d and only 26 from fev.er (principally enteric). The 1 asnnal death-rate from these zymotic diseases t averaged onul 2-0 ...
... ent as the small-pox hospital. A beautiful spot, where fifty thousand visitors are frequently at holiday times added to the resident population, is surely not the place to make a hotbed of disease. If an infection so virulent as small-pox can hardly be ...
... CAn D IFF RoT!iFomrAi!JiIANS. SMALL.POX IN CARDIFF. Mr C. W. David presided at the weekly meet- ing of the Ciwdilf Board of Guardians, on Satur- day, wheu there was a fair atteu lance of guardians. The master reported that during the we?k there had beeu ...
... patient. Your obedient seevant Marsh 4, 1881. ALEX. FORREST, Secretary. PRECAUTION AGAINST SMALLPOX, To the EDITOR of the DArLYl Pose. Sir,-It is well known that smallpox has been very pre- valent-in London for a long time, and that happily it has been almost ...
... referred to the principal zymotie diseases. of which $2 resulted front w hooping-cough, 57 front scarlet fever, 55 front small-pox, sod only 26 ifromfever, principally enteric. '[he annlual death-rate from these ey'motic diseases averaged only 2'S per ...
... won the match by two balls- Much commotion has been caused at Kmsale by the arrival there of a French fishing lugger with smallpox on board and by the crew refusing to recognise the jurisdiction of the authorities. Appiicati0n has been made to nave a gunboat ...
... PARnVNTIONS AOAINST SMALLPox.-The OLanx read the ion following from the Local Government Board, dated the nl ,iU 10th isat.:-I am directed by the Local Government .me Board to state that they have been informed of the oat. aed break of smallpox in certain unions ...
... Vera Cruz. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. SAN FPANCISCO, Mmdl s.;- Intelligence received here from the Sandwieh Ilad states that small-pox is raging there. man houses in Honolulu have bean placed in quaraurta, and communication between the islands is stoppeil ...