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... except actual pauper cases. (These are provided for r, by the Guardians.) Typhoid fever Was not infections in I the sense that smallpox was, but at the same time each r d oase became a centre from which disease might spread. He recommended that a case of typhus ...
... 1884. -Scarlet fever ?? . 8 5 Measles ?? , I 4 Whooping-cough ?? 2 56 Diarrh~ea ?? 29 94 Fever ?? 0 0 Diphtheria ?? 0 .. Smallpox ?? 2 . 0 Totals ?? 42 ..C Dr. A. Bostock Hill, acting for Dr. Alfred Hlill, says, in a note to the Mayor :-i The death-rate ...
... 14. 1t! 3d., this being for water analysis, disinfectasts,t\J: supply expenses, &o. If salaries, stationery, the coit ?? smallpox tents, and miscellaneous itemts were n cluded, the total expenditure for thle whole rall part of the ninion beoame £425. ...
... attention. The ~ ib- medical officer pressed the erection of a hospital on c lee the Council for years, but' it was not till the sma~llpox t an epidemic broke oust last wvinter that it wvas ?? last takceis lie In band, and before it cosuld be completed the wcant ...
... may be in his own estimation a great authority upon this matter. He states that a hundred years ago the deatlh-rate from smallpox, when all were unvaccinated, was 18 per cent., whereas now in unvaccinated cases it is returned et 43 per eant. Whence he ...
... DISTRICT NEWS. ive W~*IOLVERIHAMPTON. rn SMALLPOX.-Three patients have been admitted into lythe infectious ward of the hospital, suffering fromn emi.I- pox. Two of them hail from Heath Town, and the other I 6 conies from within the borough. - ASSAUILTINGS ...
... the frst cases occurred there probably would have been a check to the epidemic. Although the fever was not infectious like smallpox and scarlet fever, the conditions found among the poor when it broke out were often such as to make it infectious. Dr. Parsons ...
... WVhitby this season. a Canon Thomas Trafford Shipman, roctor of Lydiard Bc A Tregaz, near Swindon, is dead. tde d Two eases of smallpoX have broken out in one of the Jo nnewest localities of Nottingham. Ali s The death is announnced of Emile Dupressoir, lessor ...
... doubt of its heing :r catching from the sources named, and therefore, notwith-b at standing its not being contagious,'? as smallpox is, thle r ,d watchifulness required in regard to the points named will0 es be obvious. t re The majority of the cases which ...
... : e It having become knowen that the idea prevails in the town thlt this fever is contagious in a similar manner to co smallpox, and that consequently persons are unwilling to LI d nurse patients suffering from it, the Local Authority lot tldesire to ...
... her impartiality by cot- B hl- to t olal:ace the seods of disease gathered in the S ill 11h of tile slunts ; and fever and smallpox force Ireileb tlte stisallest crevice, or else creep B ?? tlle uiusthin oli the otte haltit as surely as cc *i-C ltfit! leap11 ...
... considered thfat the Coseley ~ 4 Board lied been very remiss in their duty. He intimated lo - thabtbtere was atpre-sent one smallpox ease in Bilston, but Ilea !48 this was nearly ?? some remarlks from ~n Messrs. ?? Rogers and J. Skemp, the motion weas carried[ ...