... , diseases occasioned 39 deaths, beeing a decreaase -f 15 on the averages. Of deaths from zvmotic I causes, 1 was due to smallpox, being 1 nelov t the average; 4 to measles, being 4 below.v the average: 2 to scarlatina, being 7 below the average; 10 to ...

... Zymnotic diseases occasioned 31 deaths, being a decrease of 13 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 2 were due to smallpox (1 vaccine- tion doubtful, and 1 not vaccinated), being 1 above the average; 4 to measles, being 3 below the average- 2 to ...

... measles, 44 from scarlet fever, 32 dfrom fever (principally enteric), 31 from diph- theria, 31 from diarrhea, and 24 from smallpox. , No death from any of these diseases was _ recorded either in Derby or in Halifax, a whereas they caused the highest d ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 48 deaths, being a decrease of 11 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 2 were [due to smallpox (both unvaccinated), being the exact average; 20 to measles, being 7 above the average; 5 to scarlatina, being 9 below toe ...

... one but under five, and E 14 of persons aged 60 and upwards, whosa ages averaged c 72 years and five months, One died of smallpox in s Barron Regis Workhouse. The deceased was a tramp I removed Into the workhouse from a common lodging I houee, The infection ...

... The motion was carried unanimously, the Chairman adding that any member as well as the clerk might make these suggeBtiose, SMALLPOX The 'Medical Officer of Health (?lr, J. A. Barton) presented his monthly report Owing to the fact that this meeting fell ...

... two families outside this com. n lttee's district with cases of smallpox In them not Ce- celved sito hospital, engaged two apeolal nurses outside the ordinary ataff to nurse the smallpox patients. The eer. vices Akus offered had been accepted at one house ...

... of Dr. Frederick Eall as medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, and moved the appointment of Mr. Isaac Blore, M.B., M.tC.S., ?? oficer of the Fever Hospital and medical attendant at the Smallpox Hospital, at the salary of £200 per annum. Mr. Ward ...

... alightest doubt that the captain died of smallpox, although not reported so by anyone, Thin case is Important and Instructive, If indeed It is not of Imperial Importance. It shows that a ship Infected with smallpox Can elude our guards and bring a man who ...

... Zynrotlo diseases occasioned 36 deaths, being a decrease .f Tx 10 on the averages Of deaths from zymotia - causes, 1 was dize to smallpox (not vacanated), _ being 1 below ?? ; 12 to measles, being S e below the averwoe.; 6 to scarlatina. being the exact average ...

... referrA, I. to tho principal zymotio diseases, of which l : e resulted from measles, 109 from whooping-cough, o; 1, from small-pox, 29 from diarrhoca. 42 fuot fcva , , (principally enteric), 88 from scarlet fever, ana :0 e from diphtheria. IN'o death ...

... Zymotic ,liseases occasioned 60 3eaths. being a decrease oi 5 on the aver~ases. Of deaths from zymotic causes, I was due to smallpox (vaccinated), being the I exact average ; 9 to measles, being 3 above the average; 6 to scarlatina, being 7 below the average; ...