... some of the young girls referred to were found to be suffering ?? small-pox. Acting under the advice of the medical ,enieenan attending them, who considered their removal to a small-pox bospitill to be of the highest importance, I called on the vaccination ...

... some of the young girls referred to were found 1o he sutfeiilhg from small-pox. Acting under the advice of the medical 11jenlan attending them, who considered their removal to a small-pox I rnspiill to be of the highest importance, I called on the vaccination ...

... suffering from an infectious disease- namely, small-pox. The defendant applied personally to the relieving officer of the Clapton Park district for the removal of her child, who was suffering from small-pox. The officer granted the order, but at the same ...

... the travelling public. The present writer has found lhimself boxed up in a railway carriag4e with a man convalescing from small-pox from whom there was no escape for an hour, as the express train did not stop during the first fifty miles. This infectious ...

... scourge small-pox is in countries where vacci- naticn is not general-that out of these thirty men, belonging it may be supposed to the middle and lower-middle classes, no few than twenty-four bear the marks of having already had the small-pox. We venture ...

... in these times and places of great depression ensures a great deal of rent being owed. The quite fortuitous outbreak of small-pox in one house, No. 7, Tewkesbury-road, reveals that the drains have not acted for months. If it had only been diphtheria or ...

... the case of small-pox, for instance, about which I hear so much talk in London just now. In New York we practically have no small-pox at all, stoiply because we have a complete system both of isola- tion and of vaccination. When the small-pox hospital was ...

... the Metropolitan Asylums Board's Small-pox Hospital at Hampstead. It was unanimously resolved, That, in view of the alarming increase in the cases of small-pox in houses immediately adjacent to the Hampstead Small-POX Hospital, this meeting of residents ...

... fortnightly meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums Board on Saturday as to fever and small-pox patients in the hospitals of the managers showed. that a severe epidemic of small-pox prevails in London, there being over a thousand patients in the hospitals, at ...

... what was done the other day in Hackney, where a certain a doctor, finding that his servant had incipient small-pox, told her to walk f to the small-pox hospital. Being precluded (one may imagine) by his MAD. degree fronm pleading ignorance of the infectiousness ...

... similarly injured t-t cin , of life. -f lN The Dc)ily ?? i6cial Neglect of Small-pox, by 3r. A l-lf5l I Secretary, 32, Sackville-street, London, W., who records his ?? small-pox at his llone. 3a sma o at his Home SPECIAL ARTICLES. The Daily Te/cqrafh. ...

... three piecedin.oc weeks had declined from 21.2 to 20.0, further fell last veek ton lqo. Thme 1,529 dleaths included ii from small-pox, t6 from meas!es, tS famll scarlet fever, 31 from diphtheria, 36 from whooping-cough, fi fci. - ',lhis, 2 ?? enteric fever ...