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... government, and ex. pressed sincere and undeviating loyalty to the Em- 9rsgs of India. THE UNITED STATES. NXw Yonx, Dec. 30.-Small-pox is alarmingly prevalent in the West. It is supposed to have been introduced by emigrant steamers, and the Western cities ...
... SAe1x. It gives tnstant, relief in headaLche, sea or bilious siukness, constipatiou, heart- burn, casret anti other fevers, small~pox, invasles, eruptive and skin omplaikeP. Use no substitate. H. Lsess,ouGa, 113, Heolboro, London.-[Aflmertlisamti ?? Osissersa ...
... Of the S fatal cases recorded in private dwelling-houses, 2 occurred in Ber- mondsey, and 2 in Camberwell. The number of small-pox patients in the Metropolitan Asyliu Hospitals, which had been 471 and 4744 on tile two preceding Saturdays, further rose ...
... Irishism. In fact, in London, Irish matter is regarded as a constitutional disease more infectious and more virulent than :small-pox. This is an exaggeration, no doubt, but the Celtic genius is given to exaggerate, and no doubt the gusts of popular passion ...
... the University of New Yfork. He after- wards became President of the Scientific and Medical Departments of the University. SMALL-POX IN THE UNITED STATES. It is stated in a Reuter's telegram from Washington that the officers of the National Board of Health ...
... I the Government Hospital Service have had interviews 3 with President Arthur with regard to the alarming prevalence of small-pox, at vhich they urged the necessity for immediate legislation with a view to its I luppression, and ilte compulsory vaccination ...
... Postmaster-General, advising that the employ4s of their departments should be vaccinated. They say it is believed that small-pox is disseminated through immigration and transportation by vessel and railroad. TXHE PETITE BOURSE. PARIS, JAN. 6, 10.16 pm ...
... days, an increase of 424, being 147 above the average, and at the rate of 28-3 per i,ooo. These deaths included 32 from small-pox (an increase of 9), 61 from measles (a decline of Ie), 43 from scarlet fever (an increase of 8), IS from diphtheria (a decline ...
... and of the Goveinroent Hospital Lervice hrve had interviews with President Arthur with regard to the alarming prevalence of smallpox, at vwhich they urged the necessity for immediate legislation, with a view to its suppression, and the .teluulspuoy Ivecinlation ...
... the balance in hand was 3S1,520, and on the loan account £24,713. The report of the comparative return of the number of small-pox patieuts in the several hospitals was as follows for the past four ?? ship Atlas.-Admitted, 53 ; died, 3; discharged, 86 ...
... reinstatement, I and the English Government will, I hope, do it. 3 On his visit to England he will run some risk t from small-pox and measles. A Correspondent at Cyprus sends a copy of a memorial which the Greek inhabitants of that . island have addressed ...
... been 28 below, and the latter 23 above, the average numbers. The annual death-rate was 24.9 per Ioct. he fatali cases of small-pox, which had been 23 and 32 in the two preceding uncles, declined to 20 last week, and were m2 below the corrected weekly avcrae ...