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... this method of revenging himself on an obnoxious workman. AJ inquent in Walworth, on the bodies of two children who had died smallpox, medical evidence was inven that neither them had been ▼ncoiuated, and that gross neglect had been tdiown. The coroner expresses ...
... night to the wells, sent armed to stop the practice, thus causing great suffering among the rebela, many of whom died of smallpox and ...
... heads except )me those of scarlatina and fever, where last 1 ;ion year's total of 1022 was reduced to 403., the Otherwise, smallpox, measles, whooping . ing cough, and diarrhcea have carried off uce a materially increased number of victims. i rac- The fact ...
... to the wells, sent armed boats to stop the practice, thus causing great suffering among the erebels, many of whom died of smallpox and dysentry. The Mahdi in conseqhence withdrew with his army to Jabbaras two days' journey from Omderman. Several tribes ...
... ; cases of 16, of whieh 5 were removed te During the fortnight ending the Sist December 14 cases had been admitted to the smallpox bespital, 11 lad been discharred convalescent, S bad died (1 from broncbe-pnewmonial, end there re mained 22 oases, the same ...
... from s aiarrhcaa, but 196 below the average of the last a 10 years. Deanl.s during Average for Disease. 1884. prenos lo yn Smallpox 106 82 Measles ?? 441 i Scarlatina, _ 197 ?? 620 Whooping Cogh._. 546 .. 466 Diarrhoea 841 .. 704 Diphtheria_-- ._ 80 _ 53 ...
... Christmas Day. The information at present is very meagre, but It is surmised that he has suocumb , d either to fever or small-pox, which are now very prevalent at the Cape. Siuoe the receipt of the news of his death. Mrs. George Harker, of George Street ...
... GREAT REMEDY.—For _A_ Headache, Sea or Bilious Sickness, Constipation, Indigestion, Heartburn, and Feverish Colds, Fevers, Smallpox, Measles, Eruptive or Skin Complaints. it SAVED MY LIFE,' for the Fever obtaineda strong hold on me. In stew days I was ...
... by the Government medical officer in the Orange Free State. his gentleman, Englishman, states that prior recent outbreak smallpox that State, there were many who doubted the efficacy of vaccination, but experience has taught them to change their opinions ...
... Remedy Laboratory, 26, SOUTZrAMPTON ,Row, LONDoC, W.C. ROGERS PATENT A I V 1 N I a 0 N 6r A certain preventive of CHOLERA, SMALLPOX, And other Contagious Diseases, and an unfailing cure for NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GOUT, SCIATICA, TOOTH-ACHE, INFANTS' TEETHING ...
... of revenging himself on an obnoxious woakman. At an inquest in Wit'worth, on the bodies of two children who lied died of smallpox, medical ' et edema was given that neither of them had Wail vaccinated, and that gross neglect had lean shown. l'he coroner ...
... severa! years, antil the appearance of 9*6 per cent of smallpox cases in the hospital (Highgate) were vaccinated persons, which raised the queou‘on—Wh‘y are so many vaccinated persons afllicted with smallpox ? Dr. Buchanan three years ago invented an entirelr ...