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... England, and the United States. Dr. Hubert Boens, of the Belginra Academy of Medicine, tbad author of numerous works on smallpox and vacetnationh presided, and was supported by Professor Ado]f., Yog6t M.D., of Berne University; Dr. H. Oidtmapn, of Cologne: ...
... diarrhlea, 68 from fever (principally 10, enterio), 149 from ~wooring-cough, 47 from measles, 28 from diphtheria,'and 16 from smallpox. Th e annual k death-rate from thes e zymotio diseases averaged '3-1 , per ,000 in the tweutl towns, and ranged from 0'0 ...
... (principali;3 enteric), 71 from measles, 61 from whiooping-cough, 51; .from diarehma, 31 frrom diph~theria,so iid Ir, rocel smallpox. The annual death-rate from these zNyneti6 diseaises averaged 3'3 per 1,000 in the twenty townas, and rianged from; tf3 and ...
... a- the four weeks of August last. We ore free from any to deaths from diphtheria, but I am sorry I cannot report so ,p0 of smallpox, the next disease on our list, One death occrred in Little SBomerset-street. The patient was a f Pr female child, age4 nine ...
... Of the 29 deaths from dip~hthoeria in the 2'0 towns, 13 occurred in London, five in Prcamoluth, and five in Birmingham. Smallpox caused 20 more deaths in Londonl and its outer ring of suburban districts, and one in Bradford, whereas notI one occurred ...
... Chief Constable asl a fund for the payment of witnesses irnlarceny eases. The Sanitary Committee had passed plans for a new Smallpox, Hloepital at Stoney lRoyd. The proposed pur- chase of the BrsHall estatle was abandoned, and the Council were ?? to take' ...
... - - The rainfall in tbed eolonyisstill mnuchhbelow the average. NEW SOUTH WALES; SYDN3Y, Sept. 8th (ria Sain Francisco).-Smallpox is assuming an epidemic character, and sixteen cases have' already proved fatal. Grave complaints are made of inei- clent ...
... trad ias- -isansuadlly 'dull,: thoiih the healtt for'ethe'most psirt was good. ' . I At Ambriz there had been an outbrenk of smallpox, :v but the malaria did not extend to the whites, and was C ra'idly do'reasing at latest accounts. ?? - '-From Asnhriz' a ...
... Glasgow 22. Thirty-one more fatal cases I of diphtheria are recorded in Hull, making 318 since the a beginning of July. From-smallpox there were 16 deaths in London and suburbs, but none elsewhere. LAST evening a1 the persons injured in the r railway collision ...