... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... superannuation allowance Is certainly not wa;ges. A FAesan,-There ig no need for any further coeres pondence on the subject. SMALL-POX, T1o th Editor Orof 1be lieroes ud Proe. So-As the official servant of the public, I consider It my duty to give the earliest ...

... .- 140 Rate of mortality from ?? dibeases - 2 Died aged 60 and npwrrds I 1 Under one year old - -. * - 0 Of fever - - 0 small-pox - 0 carlet fever - - - - - o Measles -- - -. 0 Whooping cough 0 Diarrhowa-. - - a Dphtheri . - o Violence - - - - - - 8 Otber ...

... Taunton reported that out of 14 deaths ia the smallpox, hospital only two were unvaccinated cases, Thus it was officially stated that 12 vaccinated persono c admitted to the hospital had died from smallpox. It is I also interesting to notice that two of ...

... absolute pro- ventative of smallpox, Next day I read that two prominent public men, Mr, Began Paul, A.A., Oxon, the well.known publisher, and Mr. Flirth, MP, for Chelsea, are both recovering from second and very severe attacks of smallpox in ?? instance wcieen ...

... medical certificate, and a request from the patient's employer, I admitted a person b into the smallpox hospital, but as the patient was not r suffering ifrom smallpox he was dismissed last Saturday a' quite recovered. Botc hospitals are now empty. Your lu ...

... sounds a note of alarm over the smallpox, t which has (he says) entered the clty. He entreats every citizen to be re-vacclnated, saying that re-vacolnation once In a lifetime Is an absolute 0 guarantee of safety from smallpox. 5 There is little fresh news ...

... it was somehow or other 6 connected with cattle. LT Mr. HAIE pointed out that there had been a tremen. t8 dous epidemic of smallpox at Taunton, and asked d whether any means could be takon to preuvnt the diacace 4 Fpreadlrg to Bristol. 1 Mr. DAVIES sald ...

... true that iD many of these towns ul there bad not been any epidemic of smallpox; but tbe at earm e thing might be said of other towns. The occurrence al of an epidemic of smallpox depended upon many caouses. There was no evidence of any general icorease ...

... (medical officer of health of the Rural and Urban Sanitary Authorities) writes to the public papers to say that the epidemic of smallpox in Taunton is rapidly diminishing. During the Past week only three cases have ocunrred, Bnd they have all been isolated ...

... official contradiction was given to a statement made by the Chaliman of the Axbridge B)ard of Gnasidins, to the effect that smallpox had prevailed In Bridgwater, and was now B gradually disappearing, The Mayor undertook to write and ask him upon what authority ...