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... e ARDIFF BOAID OF GUAPLIANS. P PREKVALENCE OF FEVER AND . SMALL-POX. ) The usual weekly meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, Cardiff, on Saturday, under the presidency of Mr. C. MW ; David. Thie Mlaster reported that during ...
... and other towns in the district, are fully alive to the absolute necessity of making preparation for the suppression of small-pox, should the terrible disease make its appearance in this locality. We are not alarmists and believe that in periods of danger ...
... daily journal. THE SMALL-POX Erinnric IN LONDON.-At a meeting of the managers of the Metropolitan Asylums District, on Saturday, the whole of the sitting was occupied with discussing how to meet the alarming increase of the small-pox epidemic. The oaicial ...
... Skin Eruptions, and all diseases caused by a.a undue excess of acid in the system. Its use preveiiti ani cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, and Paralysis, all of which arise from too lale an amount of acid elements in the body. When ...
... whereas in the corresponding week £298 9s Id had been distributed amongst 2,962 persons.—Dr. Horder reported that two cases of small-pox had been imported into the town last week, and, considering the prevalence ot the disease in foreign ports, and the epidemic ...
... children from the degradation of being compelled to work in a state of almost entire nudity in coal pits. The increase of small-pox in London has excited considerable attention. Unhappily there is now accom- modation for patients in many districts and adequate ...
... Senate, and the regulation shall take effect on MichaelmaE term in the present year. In consequence of a case or two of small-pox having occurred in the neighbourhood of Sitting- bourne, re-vaccination has been freely resorted to by many of the inhabitants ...
... for India. Dr. CAMERON to call attention to the neglect of the Local Government Board in making proper provision for the small-pox epidemic. SEARCHING BRITISH SHIPS. Sir C. DILKE, in reply to MrOtway, saidthat on the 19tli a French ship of war, the Leopard ...
... To vaccinate or not, that is the question, Whether 'tis better for a man to suffer The pamful pangs and lasting marks of small-pox, Or to bare arms before the surgeon's lancet, And, by being vaccinated, end them. Yea, To f. el the tiny point, and say we ...
... Morgan, R.T. Griffiths, W. Beddoe, and the Rev. Aaron Davies. VACCINATION REPORT. The Union was reported entirely free from small-pox. and during the week there had been 19 cases of vaccina- tion at Aberdare, and 28 at Merthyr. EFFICIENT CONDITION OF THE ...
... next day by the violence he £ jXred, and was an inmatt of the hospital for several days. | In consequence of an outbreak of smallpox at Wirrincton, stated to have been imported from the metropolis, the Toxteth (Liverpool) Board of Guardians, afraid of the ...
... any way that was desired. —The subject then dropped through. VACCINATION REPORT. The Union was reported entirely free from small-pox, and during the week there had been 30 cases of vaccina- tion at Aberdare, and 30 at Merthyr. RELIEF STATISTICS. The amount ...