... over eight wevr, and it hoad already enabled the Board to greatly limit the spread of the smallpox epidemic in the district. The total number of cases of smallpox reported in the dis- trict during the past nine weeks was 78, and 67 had been reuoveed to ...

... report stated that 21 cases of smallpox, 3 of typh us, and 1 of typhoid fever had been admitted; 16 cases of smallpox and 2 of typhus fever had been dis- charged ; 2 cases of smallpox had died ; leaving 33 cases of smallpox, 5 cases of typhus, 2 cases of ...

... boy with smallpox, without producing any effect at all. The experiment was repeated with the same result, and' the efficiency of vaccina, tion as a security azainat smallpox *as esta- blished on the solid foundation of fact. At that time smallpox was a national ...

... were obliged to send smallpox cases to Mill-road, E where there were at the same time a great number s of fever patients. As had been stated, some fever i patients had been sent home convalescent, but had been seized with smallpox, and returned to the ...

... and the division resulted in 17 votes for and 15 against.- The M\fedical Officer of Health reported that during the quarter smallpox hsad been epidemic in the town, 32 cases having occurred that were not confined to any particular area. The number of deaths ...

... year ended Mlareh 5, 1881.-The CHAIRMAN, in ?? to qucetione from the Guardians, stated that there bad been' no new oases of smallpox during the past seven days. IHe was sorry to say, however, that ecarlet fever of a very bad type had broken out in several ...

... one that bas been proved beyond the reach of cavil or coo. troverey, it is the efficacy of vacfination as a preventive of small-pox. Thus, when Mr, Peter Taylor got up le the Homue of Commons, one day last week, and sald tiot there was a mars of testimony ...

... As yet the evidence of a decrease of smallpox is not very clear. We are building or. extending hospitals without ever considering the con. ditions under which the people live. We know very little as yet about smallpox, how far it is explained by the germ ...

... annum 21' cv Bate of mortality from zvinotic diseases 12 DI Died aged 60 and upwards 82 TV Under one year old 22 v Of ?? 2 Small-pox ?? D ji Scarlet fewer .--0 Measles D.-- -- e Whooping cough - ?? a ?? ?? 0 Diphtheria- ?? -- -- Violence - -- -- - , Other ...

... outbreak in our own ai borough, but mauterialy assisted in preventing the spread 1i of smallpox in Leeds anti oter disitricts. It was objetted a3 that by thhs acting smallpox was unneceisarily introduced c into the borough. But we had to choose between having ...

... contact with fellow-workmen wiho re- sided there, where smallpox still prevailed. There was accommodation at the hospital for sixteen patients at the least, and considering the prolonged existenee of smallpox in surrounding towns, it was well for Wednesbury ...

... The deaths from zymotic discascs, wbich nulin- bored 20, included 7 from smallP)ox. Tile medical officer was please(d to be able to report more favourably with regardl to thi smallpox epidemic. Since thfe last mceting of tel Council 48 patients hadl eel ...