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... experiments were made before the great liv ts Frenflhman ventured to assert that the de, s. principle of Jenner's panacea for smallpox mc dwas perfectly applicable to live stock. Some de: persons ridicul d the idea; others, who 3I *e knew that the discoverer ...
... ponement. For example, a lad who entered a I Et .I hospital in ;ondon as House patient wasfoundj tat to be suffering from smallpox. What could be ii done with him P The parish doctor was sent r for, and he was sent on a wintry lay to v walk in the grounds ...
... scarlet fever, 82 from measles, 74 fromn fever (principally enteric), 40 from diarrhosa, 30 from-diphtherna, and 11 from smallpox. The lowest death-rates from these diseases occurred last week in BrTigton I and Leicester, and the highest in Preston and ...
... a P s the patieut is removed to a hospital, the ( , its contents and the adjacent drainage dis- - ed-and, in the case of smallpox, the neigh- i: ire-vaccinated-no further apprehension need f on the score of that house. When this t on is neglected, the ...
... quotation of ex- cc tracts from a report which had been be to made by the commissioners appointed to In he inquire respecting smallpox and fever hospitals, tn he the comissioners including Dis. Sanderson of and Carpenter,> and Sir James Paget. The p a report ...
... afforded to the Health Committee and ,the officials in preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Recent outbreaks of small-pox they were enabled by early intimation to stamp out. Last year I therewereseveraloutbreaksof typhus,which itsed to be the ...
... humanised and p animal lymph, as to the relations between .. variola and -vaceina, and as to the possibility h of restraining smallpox epidemics'by better r. sanitary appliances. The questions are fair enough, and would practically settle the ques- tionif ...
... Bome time in the year 1722, preached a sermon ti in which. he confidently declared that c Job'a distemper was confluent small-pox; tU and that he had been inoculated by the Evil One, there have always been men in c th country equally ready to class the ...
... SPECLIA TELEGRAMS, &c. S. ; 'Dry AL&iAING Ouratnun Or SMALzrox.- owing to ffl ,le. a case of smallpox having been imported into the be small village of Tividale, Rowley, upwards of 50 G ads cases have broken out, and already four deaths to the have taken ...
... whooping-congh, 77 from scarlet fever, 68 from measles, 54 from fever, 32 from the diarrhea, 18 from diphtheria, and 7 fromn smallpox. No deaths from any of these diseases bed was recorded in Brnghton, Norwich, Wolverhamp. the ten, Derby, or Blackburn ; whereas ...
... -r r t vith Two cases of smallpox ivere reported to the .ic Lar Wolverhampton authorities yesterday morning. In for one case the disease was contracted by the patient co cle has visiting friends at Bilston, where the smallpox is a p lub, prevalent. Several ...
... could not vote in favour of bis being alloved to t take the oath. h SPRAD OF SaATurOX AT WoLvsnnInArMo -Tme >f spread of smallpox at Wolverhamnpton is creating £ considerable alarm. On BMonday night, two more cases were discovered, making six since Saturday ...