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... principal zymotic diseases and their respective deaths are as follows:-Fevers, 13; diarrhiea, 4; scarla- tina,- 3; diphtheria, 1; smallpox, 0; measles, 6; vhooping- couglah, 33. The total number of deaths is 60. The mortality rate is equal to i'*9 por 1,000 living ...
... I the provious wvecka id included ,321,which wlere reforred ?? the principal zymotic. diseases, of whieh ol resulted from smallpox, 65 from measles, 5G from p scarlet fever, 78 from khooting-couigh, and 37 from fevcr, It principally enteric, The alnual ...
... numbers, and included 839 which 'w ere referred to the principal zymotio diseoases of which 78 resulted from measles, 78 from smallpox, 71 f bopr g 04 fr ac pejarlpt fever, and only 2ยง 4roin fever, prpcfpall' epteicd. The auniuial denlth9r-1P from thbse zy ...
... inc~e e i hch f(I0to4 the' seven principal zy-otic diseases, c0e *~resulted from whoopsing-cough, 68 from So le ?? n from smallpox, 60 froint sne aslce, and 011Y2 If er5 principally enteric. The annual death-sate f 04'T, 'Y zymotic diseases averaged ...
... example of a far-reaching plan by the cultiva- 5e tion of which he hoped they wouid 'be' able to n. break through not only smallpox, but scarlet is fever and manr othar terrible ?? Lt having been invited, Dr. Tibbitts, of Bradford, gave a direct negative ...
... Stephen J. Meany. LI PRILADELPHA, Weduesday.-The steamship Lord C1ve e which arrived here on the 12th iust., had two cases of smallpox on board during the passage. One of the persons a is convalescent, but the other is still under treatment, and a is to be ...
... read before the members of the Sanitary Institute of a Great Britain on Wednesday, On the BeSt Mode t of Dealing with Smallpox-and other Infectious t Diseases in the Metropolis and other Large Towns, certainly succeeded insuggesting mnBY t topics ...
... 3 in Portsmouth, and 2 in Bristol. The death-rate from fever, principally enteric, was highest in Portsmouth and Oldham. Small-pox caused 152 more deaths in London and its suburban districts, one in Birmingham, one in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and none in any ...
... highest death-rates from fever,. mainly enteric, were recorded at Plymouth, Liverpool, t Sheffield, and Newcastle-on-']?ne. Smallpox caused a ,8 deaths in Loudon and its outer ring of suburban T districts, and one-in Oldham, but not one in any of the 1 eighteen ...
... Portsmouth, 2 in D3ir- v Lb-- miingham, and 2 in Liverpool. The death-rate from 1I ead fever was highest in Wolverhampton. Smallpox il ~a,; caused 60 more deaths in London and suburban t: nodsrcs Ld .Ix the Queen's Bench Division yesterday, t application ...
... and Dublin 32. The general fatality of measles, scarlet fever, and whooping-cough was considerably I below the average. Smallpox caused 88 deaths in 2London and one elsewhiere. TuE evening trainL from Lcssieni6uth to Elgini f narrowly ?? bb~ tl~wA o4 ...
... died aged one y'ear or under. Six houses had been faumi ga&ted, and severn cases of fever were bming watched. due case of smallpox had been admitted to the Fever Hospital. Between .four and five thousand bmigrants had passed throsagh Eull during thepa ...