... 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 ...

... common sense. Whoever said that unvaccinated people never suffer from small-pox ? We all say they are as safe as the vaccinated. We showed that thousand of protected persons die of small-pox, and nobody sees in the fact any evidence of the uselessness of vaccina- ...

... 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 ...

... recoverable arrears were £ 12 4s 4d. The medical officer (Mr 11. Fikell) reported that there had been no further spread of small-pox, and that the disease had been stamped out. He congratulated the board upon the fact. Several bills were brought before the ...

... recoverable arrears were j612 4s 4d. The medical officer (Mr R. Fikett) reported that there had been no further spread of small-pox, and that the disease had been stamped out. He congratulated the board upon the fact. Several bills were brought before the ...

... He kept the clothes in his house a few days before returning them. Shortly after their return their owner also took the small-pox, was conveyed to the hospital, and died there. Since then several houses in the same neighlnourhood have be- come infected ...

... 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 ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. VACCINATION. TO TilE EDITOR. S;n,—It is all very well for you to declaim on the horrors of small-pox (like most other editors) in your own paper, but it is, at the same time, indefensible when you refuse to admit into yoftr columns a line ...

... 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 ...

... tol be correct, that the hatsrrsan had h1is fect irid legs in such a position as to prevent the ball reasching the wicket. Small-pox has broken out in the Leicester Indus- trial Schools at Desford. In a resolution Of thanks forwarded to the Lord Mayor from ...