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... that thed c was tooh , sen to alloU. h4 oil30zleteat9a oaL th A butchernamed Whitehead, who, while suffering from conduent smallpox, escaped fron aidham ti Hospital in a tit of deliriunm,and wandered for two j a hours in the streets, has since died. 'Mr ...
... measles, 126 from scarlet fever, 45 from fever (principally enteric), 42-from diphtheria, 1 34 from dhirrhea, and 34 from smallpox. The annual death-rate from these zymotic diseases averaged aI1 per 1000 in the twenty towns, and ranged from UJ7 and 1'3 ...
... treatment they had received from l the Chinese. rlhey also drove back a, detachment of Chinese troops sent against them. * Smallpox is so prevalent in the United States that the officials of the National hoard of Heaith and of the Governmentj Hospital Service ...
... Irish laud rafeim. wore to rest did not exist iu Englaisd. THE EPIDEMtIC OF SMALLPOX IN AMERICA.- The United States National Board of Health reports twenty-five deaths from smallpox last Tweak in Pittsburg, fourteen in Cincinnati, eleven in Nea York, and ...
... on the railway. THE ESCAPE AND DEATH OF A SMALLPOX PATIrn ?? the meeting of the Oldham Sanitary Committee, on Thursday, a report was read as to the escape of James Whitehead, a patient suffering from smallpox in Weasthulme Hospital. It was stated that ...
... typhoid o fevers throughout the United ]Kingdom. There, is h also in many districts excessive mortality from fi measles 3nd smallpox. Every cantions householder b should usc reliable preventive measares; and none t are better than washing with Wright's Coal ...
... passengers from the Oriental steamship r Garonne who were quarantined at Saldanha Bay eare now doing well. One ether case of smallpox i, has broken out. the person affected being the man y-who acted as nurse to the last patient, who has nowe recovered. : ...
... Senate, yesterday, amendments to the Funding Bill were adopted, limiting the amount of the new loan to S20U,OOO,OOO. The smallpox epidemic is spreading to an alarming extent in the principal cities of the Union. In the Guiteau trial, yesterday, it is ...
... mission Bill, end unfavourably upon the Garland Commission Bill. Mr. Bayard spoke in favour of the former. NEW YoRE, JAN. 10. Smallpox is alarmingly on the increase in the principal cities of the United States. | SHIPPING DISASTERS. Tie Loss or TRE SEAZsa ...
... scarlet and typhoid fevers throughout the United Kingdom. There is also in many districts excessive mortality from measles and smallpox. Every cautious householder should ase reliable preventive measures; and none are better than washing with Wright's Coal ...
... Albert horley, aged eight years, w~ho had died from smallpox. The parents were of the sect known as Pecular People, and although they had four children, including de- ceased, snffering from smallpox, they had not had any medical aid. The father, finding ...
... Eldert's sugar refinery at Williamsburg (Long Island) b1a been destroyed by fird. The loss is estiqiated at !51,50D,000. : Smallpox is alarmingly on the increase in the principal itie; of the United States. ? The King and Queen of Spain are on a visit to ...