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... bidding, will ignere the taut that vacciaution and revaocination have been failures? The Idea Is absurd. It is better to avoid smallpox by seeing that there Is no nidus for the malaria to find a home trom where to generate the contagion. Rio Is prevention per ...
... five each, He bad to call attention to a very tbreatesing outbreak of smallpox In the city trsoeable to three teparate centres, On Friday week he removed a1 man suffering from smallpox to their hospital from Brunswick street, St. Paul's, On the following ...
... the Editor of the Mercury an r oset. BIT-Nlevsccinatlon I Why? Aecording to Jenuer, vaecinatnio was a certain preventive of smallpox, and Parliament was eo convincedof its truth that the Gloa. cestesehire surgeon was awarded £30,000 for hie die. covery, ...
... services of a good son. CHOLERA AND SMALLPOX ACCOMMODATION, Mr. WHITTY inquired whether the board intended making any provision to meet the predicted outbreak of cholera sand smallpox. The Go'vaneuosn said they bad a smallpox hospital, bat they bed not made ...
... Previous to the erertion of that hospital for the treat. ment of paupers of the Bedmiaster Union suffering from such diseases, smallpox and other disesaes of a similar nature prevailed to a most alarming extent la Bedmineter; Indeed, so much so at one time ...
... to ho taken by hoards of guardians in places S where smallpox is epidemic, I am to request your attea. b tion to section 2 (1), and to state that exceept where there is immediate danger of small-pox all oases of primuary cu vaccination should be reserved ...
... oases of smallpox ia at. Georgs., There were several eses in Jane e t, but the disease was prevented from prreading there by a trained nurse sent hy the District Nurses, Iititaton, -n Croydon street St.(}eorgOe's, A girl was III of smallpox, but refused ...
... year paper signed ' T. D. Sibly. Will you allow me to correct L an inaccuracy in it? Of our eight nurses only one has h had smallpox (not three &S etatedj, and she was 'not vaccinated early enough to protect her. Her attack was however, very mild. It is ...
... 72 years and five months, ?? 8 (Ashley 5, ?? Philip's 3). whooping courh 6 (Ashley 1, Bedmlnster and St. Philip's 2 each), smallpox 1, admitted to the Bristol Workhouse from RIJEorm couIrt, Old Market street, the dteaase having been ucctracted iu Croydon ...
... their causes smallpox mortality has very slightly diminished, while an exceedingly severe smallpox 1 epidemic occurred within the last twvelve years of the period; (2)-That there is no evidence to show th ut the slight decrease of smallpox mortality is ...
... from Imported casee of smallpox from the Montreal, and he knew of one port in particular In which 80 cases, ?? directly or Indireotly contracted at et Montreal, had been reported in ooe month. Fever bospital-empty -; smallpox hospital-admitted 1, die- ...
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