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... The number of deaths from small-pox last week in London further declined to 43. In the two preceding weeks it had been 73 and 79 respec- tively. ...
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THE LAND BILL
... early next session he would call attention to the failure of the Vaccination Acts to arrest the outspread and spreading of small-pox, and move a resolution. ...
HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WnDsnsr.iT
... early next session he would call attention to the failure of the Vaccination Acts to arrest the outspread and spreading of small-pox, and move a resolution. ...
THE ASSAULT BY LORD TOWNSHEND.
... Influenza, Skin Eruptions, and all diseases caused by an undue excess of acid in the system, Its use prevent* and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, an ...
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... to indicate that his knowledge of Bashfulness was very limited in its character. But extremes meet, it ia said* | THE small-pox epidemic in London still continues, although its virulence is partially abated. At the meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums ...
SIR ROGER REDI,YIVUS. .
... diseases are reported from Cuba. Havana reports last week state that there had been 23 deaths from yellow fever and 15 from small-pox. DR. DE JONGH'S LTGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL.—ITS UNEQUALLED EFFICACY IN CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE CHEST.—The Medical ...
. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY
... was that measures would be taken to secure the preservation of order and the observ- ance of the law. THE DISSEMINATION OF SMALL-POX. Mr DODSON (President Local Government Board), in reply to Mr Talbot (C., Oxford Uni- versity), said that a circular would ...
DEATH^F ATCHINESE EMPRESS
... had been repaired for their use. Towards the end of 1874 official bulletins an- nounced that the Emperor was attacked with smallpox, and an edict was published that it had become necessary, in consequence to recall from their retirement the Eastern and ...
THE TENDER MERCIES OF RELIEVING OFFICERS
... These figures s as alone prove very conclusively that vaccination Si 3r is the most effectual manner of preventing cl ti- ps small-pox increasing; and we concur with pa es our contemporary, Land, that in the face of di of these facts one hardly feels inclined ...
THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY
... annulal sittings at Bedford to-day (Tuesday), - a Mr. C. Magniac, M.P., being president. teas The fortnightly returns of small-pox in tbe 6 jct- Metropolitan district show a decrease of 242 in bt te bus number of patients remaining under treatment. The ...
USEFUL HINTS. I
... Wby was a Komin lady not a lady ? Because she was a he-then !—Moonshine. OLD AGE.—Last week there was admitted into the small-pox hospital at Fulham, a patient of the patriarchal age of 91. The last accounts speak favourably of the old lady. SUNDAY HOSPITAL ...
I THE FIRST QUARREL. I
... go down to those dreadful wharves. Oh, if he was anything but a shipping merchant! She was kept in such constant fear of small-pox, or typhus fever, or some other shocking disease, all so prevalent this season. He must be ill; yes, he had complained of ...