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... acquaintances. |- am, fC., A bHallRHoLDnha. SMALL-POX STATISTICS& S=,-Your correspondent Atropos asks why Dr hi'-all Anderson, in atteupting to prove the benefts of compuleory va-cinaczou, gave us the small-pox mortality in Scotiand for twelve years before ...
... have offened L6GO for tire property at MAount- tic hooly, bulonging to Sb,, Local Authority, and fssrmerly occupied as the Smallpox flooptta. Siance the erection of the Episdemic EHoepitnlatCuningalrhill, the premis s 1 at Mousethoaly have beer, pertly ...
... would have caused It the dire disease. In conclusion, he said that we had fo yet no veocine for human beingso orcept for smallpox; fo bat we were looking forwardf to the titue when we ot might anticipate from protective vaccination a dieinu- at tion of ...
... with 1661-70, only 7 in place of 20 per. sons out of every 10,000 of the population died of fevers, only I in place of 2 of small-pox, only 9 in place of 13 of scarlet fever, 7 in place of 8g of measles, 12 in place of 15 of heeping-cough, 5 in place of 6 ...
... ublic Hdialth ljonsfiitteeto expoec for-sale, at the-upses price of £600, the buiiog Nt Mocuitboely formerly occupied as a smallpox hospital. AsicST6N 1. sAM1TARY DEPAnTmrENT. *Mr John Walker, 2.i Mitchell Place, King Street, Aberdeen, waa appointed nEsisteat ...