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... night tie wells, sent armed boats to stop the practice, thus cau«.ri great suffering turning the rebels, many whoa died small-pox and dysentery. The Mahb consequence withdrew with his army two days' journey from Sevir.i tribes afterwards deserted hiin ...
... principal zymotia diseseues, of Which 69 resulted beth frmwhoineough, 67 from rie -leg, -61 from scarlet o fever, 36 ±roid smallpox, 31 from fever (pDriincipally ?? -enteric), 28' from diphtheria, and 23 from diarrhoca as E No death from any of these ...
... wells, sent armed boats to stop the re practice, thus causing 2reat suffering among the rebels, fu anttv of whom died of smallpox and dysentery. The Maedi in coisequence withdrew wtth his army to Jabbara, two days' journey from Omderman. Several tribes ...
... obtained a strong hold on me This great remedy for numerous, common, and other ailments, such as Headache, Bilious Sickness, Smallpox, Measles, Cholera, 4c . maybe obtained of any Chemist or Patent Medicine Dealer iv Bottles 2s 6d each arid upwards. 113. ...
... has announce! to a meeting held here Monday next, but it not now probable tW lie will able to present. ALARMING OUTBREAK SMALL-POX ABTi.ru.—At Huntingdonshire Quarter Sessions tedtnanchester yesterday, the chairman (Mr P. Till*** 11 brought under notice ...
... lor gcutlema.i family; housework; wages, Mum Hodgson, Registry, Accringtou. LAUNDRY MAIDS wanted immediately, on board the small-pox hospital ship*, at Long Reach, near Kent. Wsges 1 «er annum, with «rd. lodgiug, waaluug. arid uniform. must g ...
... Sheffield ant' Norwich. Tole 313 deaths from diphtherim in the twenty-ei~ght towns included 2S in Loindon add 2 iia Liverpool. Smallpox caused 58 death~s in London arid in its outer riug of Suburban districli, cuid not otie in any of the 27 large provincial ...
... for the past quarter. Whooping-cough was, however, higher, namely, 78, 23 last year, and fevers of various types from 77. Small-pox figures one in the past quarter, measles in diphtheria in 16, and diarrha-a 54. There were 5802 births and deaths recorded ...
... like. It was very difaicult to know which 51 was the particular plant they muet associate with ]a a particular disease. Smallpox did not begin d; de navo, and the germs did not alise (le aoss. hi There was oyerwhelming evidence that the miorophytes stood ...
... the essentially preventable diseases there was a great improvement. There was. a clean bill of health in Or respect both of smallpox and measles, sP' There were 15 deaths from fever. 1l from scar- dri latina, 25 from whooping - cough, five from ste diphtheria ...
... after vaccination, including their names, with an index pointing to the authorities ; also similar details fattil cases small-pox after vaccination, and cases of injury arising therefrom, together with the addresses of ten medical men, including two ...
... of the inspection* during the past month which must laid before w then, allow me refer to the speedy stop put the sjxrend smallpox inflection in the Ward district. The imtioiUsl ca-»o previously reported infected six others of hi* house, hold. Three resided ...