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... £L and until that specific poison germ is discovered ho it is clearly hopeless to think of fighting choleraa Po lai wye do smallpox, by means of inoculation or 'ant Mi-m it dotea. 'It must be borne .in mind that, th el n medical experts composing the French ...
... year. There lad been 18 deaths from diarrhosm, y against 19 forthe previous months; and there hlad also Il been a death from smallpox, and one from diphtheria. It There bad been 604 eases of fever reported up to the t. date of Dr. Pations's visit, and fresh ...
... Sanitary Committee showed that during the month there had been 109 deaths, giving a death-rate of 21'6 per 1,000. Six cases of smallpox had been notified since the last report, but at the present time there is not a case in any private house in the borough ...
... occurred, lie treated it as a 1. scare, like the smallpox scare, which hnad proved a race lt nilchcow for the doctors, remarking that when the scare was over tie cow died. It may th added that this smallpox scare cost the borough a large number of a ...
... for the ?? of Bankers, Jswellers, Diamond MerchaMts, anl Othero. dPRaICE LISTS FREE. 318 3 O.tOXSORD STREET, BDIR3IVHAA. SMALLPOX, SCARLET FE VER, &C. LBERT C. NEAL, DISINFECTOR and PURIFIEP A of BIEDDING, WEARING APPAREL, kc., by DRY HEA. end CHEMICALS ...
... Lhavicig an assistant overseer and colleetor of poor ratesV apart from Oldbury.-A contradiction was given to the 81 report that smallpox was on the increase in WVest ~Brilm- P wish, thle Clerk stating that there were only five oases in tho hospital at the present ...
... traitor, and murdered the whole party. ASSOUAN, OCTOBER 6. C i On the arrival of the Black Watch, yesterday, a v r b case of smallpox was discovered among the men. The battalion has consequently been placed in It quarantine. t WADY HALFA, OCTOBER 6. It is ...
... sucs alterations as were necessary to reable them to render the buildings they erected capable of a treatisrg all cases of smallpox and scarlet fever arising in tile districts of the Buard or the Authority, the Local t Boord agreeing to pay the Rural Authorilty ...
... Dealers in the United E -3EBECHAM'S PILLS, , _ .`NEECAHAM'S PILLS. NU B,.Fll directions are given G -ED with eagh box 293 C its SMALLPOX SCARLET FEVER , &C. S t BIT C.NEA;L DISENFECTOR and PURIPIEP _ ?? O Mof BICIDNG, WYRIN-G APPA , e., by DRY HEA . tat andOC ...
... |boatmen, who were despatched at once to Cairo. The Black Watch is still in quarantine at jAssouan, owing to the cases of smallpox which avo occurred in the regiment. tRiEUTER'S TrLEGRlAMS.] CAIRO, OCTOBER 8. The light division of the Camel Corps, together ...
... French Designs, Coreets, &c., Madame FOUIJUI6 having just returned from Paris. Troesseaux and Mourning Orders Exeected. 347 SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, &C. LBERT C. NEAL, DISINFECTOR and PURIFIEP A of BEDDING, WEARING APPAREL, &ae, by DRY HEAz and CHEMICALS ...
... STRONG ROOMtS .T srrn ni fl i &x .J ?? P H T A UJ X T O N d, EEL (712'E rTVor, 811fRBoURNEIiOAD. F. IILAL HrEA TIZ. 23 i SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, &a. L ALBERT C. NEAL, DIS(NFECTOR and PUBIFIEP 16 budof BEDDING, WEARING APPAREL, &c., by DRY HEA, an HEMICALS ...