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... death-rate of 21-5; 9 of the deaths were i. cansed by zymotic diseases, including 5 from scarlet fever and 1 from smallpox. Two smallpox cases had been admitted into the hospital since tbe last report. It wns decided to refuse to all ow the Tramnway Company ...
... were in a deplorable plight, being boot- . less and trouserless. One of the Canadian boatmen has I, to (lied at Hannek from small-pox, which is very prevalent thereabouts. The weather is exceedingly hot. The offer of Mr. Wilfrid Blunt to undertake the office ...
... the total mortality-an increase,' nan'.ly, of 0-4 per ing thoneand of the population-duo to the unusual prevalence rge of smallpox and scarlet fever; but both those diseases are to gradually declining in force, and there in good reaeon to inl believe that ...
... been registered. The Chairman an ,th s t ch exceptios to the medical officsr oaving epela Lp- the hospital for other than smallpox caeSO lly the authority of the Board but were willing ton'0L.' ite the irregularity regarding it, as the Chairniall in as ...
... of .Paxliament were present. Resolutions in: in support of thle. mitiosi were enthusiastically carried. he o SMALL-POX l SMALLPOX ! I SMALLPOX Il - Ta al, dreadfal dlseaesas. Keep It oat of-your hourses by using Greetn's Extract 6r Coal Tar Dry Soap tar ...
... -Ntimbabr ini the Hospital olh Januay 1, 1884: Smallpox, 95; scarlet fever, 74 total, 169, Admitted from January 1 to March 31 : 'SmallpoX, 360; s0arldt feve',- 72; total, 432, Dischasged during the quarter: Smallpox, M69; scarlet fe fer, 92 . Died: Small pox ...
... Officer reported three new eases a of smallpox during the past week, and one remaining a u tnder ereatmesit. In the coorse of a discussion, the at Assistant Cleric stated that there were now six cases of r smallpox inl the hospital.-A letter wast read ...
... The maiasmum In Loindone has been only 49 deg. The ge }s rrtser rongh at Shslels and Scilly; moderate orslight elsewhere. SMALLPOX I SMALJLtPOX! I tMA t- That dreadful disease.' Keep it out of your houses by ?? Green's Extract or Coal Tar Dry Soap, for ...
... instance time patient came hoilno ill frem Liverpool; and only three other scattered cases were re- ported Eight cases of smallpox oecuiired during the ryear, but by the promwpt removal of the suf- feress to the honpital, and by carrying out other precau- ...
... had been visited weekly. Owing to the recent outbreak of small-pox, the visits to the Workhouse were, by the re- quest of the officials of the house, temporarily discon- tinued. The small-pox and fever wards in the Borough Hospital had been visited once ...
... diseases-namely, three from scarlet fever, and one from whooping cough. Mr. Wainwright stated that there had been no cases of smallpox during May, but since the end of the month one patient had been removed to the hospital.-Mr. Allday mentioned that two of ...