... tbao c small-pox. No meairal man We led fi, but the child's mother nursed alhinmhrbiugh thre disease,' and the ehild. recovered. Immediately after this the mother took the disease and died. Then two children became ill with confluent small-pox, and both ...

... spread of small-pox in consequence of that admission. Mr. WILLIAMSON said that the same argument would apply against the reception of small-pox patients into the Workhouse. The Infirmary authorities should have known there was a small-pox hospital, and ...

... from diarrhwa, 115 from scarlet fever, 67 from whooping cough, 51 from measles, 43 from fever (principally enterio), 27 from smallpox, and 16 from diphtheria. The annual death-rate from these zymotic diseases averaged 31 per 1000 in the twenty towns, and ...

... Newcastle-on- Tvne. Diarrifboa fatality showed a further general decline, and was conusiderably below the average for the season. Smallpox caused 24 more deathsin London and its outer ring of suburban districts but not one in any of the rnineteen large provincial ...

... annum - 91 Rate of mortality From zqnaotic diseases - 0 Died aged 60 and ?? a Under one year old 1 Offever - - -- ?? - a Small-pox - Scarlet fever - 0 M1easlies a, Whooping cough - - - - . - Dlarrhoa ?? ?? - Diphtheria -- - ?? ,- o Violence ?? Other causes--- ...

... 1-54 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases - 10 Died aged 60 ana upwaras - 13 Ulder oneyear old - ?? 10 Of fever - - ?? O Small-pox - - - - ?? ,- ,-0 Scnrlet ferer ?? 1 Measles ?? 1 Whooping cough-. 0 Diarrhea - - 2 Diphtheria.. 0 Violence - - - - ?? Other ...

... in the Llanrwst union, and learned that there had been a slight outbreak of smallpox. He enclosed memoranda instructidg toe guardians how to deal with districts in which smallpox was prevalent, and advised them to invite parents to avail themselves of ...

... I'iA~OVOH'B Plxanvzo $kaE.. Elnve. it in 90ur housa sied uoe nseother, for it is 'the calJ astf anticlele sad preoeentr in Smallpox, Fsver,; 2ieoptlm Aecitn, ?? Siekneea, 3n~ Headeebes baic'9eee asO 6 e. ase eW~ntQ . uss~ea snhti~tanJ' I I ...

... Averdict of Not of Guilty was returned. or A case of smallpox has broken out at the Indus- trial School at Desford, owing, it is said, to a boy r' having been allowed to sleep in a bed next to a of smallpox pstientin a London union. The Leicester ie School ...

... ;Lasr'or~on'sff PY~afirmo SAI~lwe.-Have it in your house and ipsa no otier, for it N the only safe antidote and Vrevecesee in n Smallpox, Fevers . Ejptive Mfections, Sea.r oriliss Siekaiss end Re naachos ba*: culea: . U and e a twtriti obstlte ...

... of neglecting to disinfect his house after a visitation of small-pox. The wife and two children of the man died of the disease, and four other of his children were taken to the Deptford Small-pox. Hospital. A young man from whom the defendant borrowed clothes ...

... scarlet fever, 119 from diarrheas, 57 from fever, priu- cipally eaterio, 48 fromn whooping-cough, 33 from measles, 27 from smallpox, and 16 fromn diphtheria. The annual death-rato from these zymotic diseases h averaged 3-0 per 1,000 in the twenty towns ...