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... 40 to 1. cs T'ln cases of smallpox and 101 of scarlet fever have been cc receivedl into the liorough hospital during the past quarter. y) In thle corresponding quarter of 1883 no fewer than 403 patioit.3 suferihig ?? smallpox, and 163 With searlet - fever ...
... referred to typhoid. Ten oases of smallpox and 101 of scarlet fever have been received into the through hospital during the past quarter. In the corresponding quarter of 1885 no fewer than 403 patients suffering with smallpox, and 163 with scarlet fever were ...
... Board, on Saturday, Sir : EO. urrie stated that during the last fortnight there had , been a great increase in the number of smallpox cases in ' the metropolis, and he pointed out the necessity for revae- c cinatien The Rev. H. Cotton, curate in charge of ...
... and reached Earle’s camp. River very dineolt, but column overcoming all obstacles. The DaiJv eorreßpaxulent say*:—Tl* is smallpox among the men of the Berkshire Kegin.cut. Otherwise the health is perfect. The weather cold. The correspondent the Daily ...
... , excessive. is a keclman plying on the Humber. In October last his son who lived with him on the vessel was attacked by smallpox. Instead of being once taken to hospital, the lad was kept on the vessel for more than month, in the meantime being continually ...
... the use of Bankers, Jewellers, Diamond Merchants, and Others. A PRICE LISTS FRlEE. 2S1 Ole OXTFOD STREVT, BIRMINGFM~r. Di SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, &a. A A LBERT 0. NEAL, DISINFECTOR nod PUVIFIEP e £3 of BEDDING, WVEAI.RING APPI'AEL, ke., by DRY IIEAt ...
... advantage of the law passed the Massachusetts Medical Society admitting women to membership. A charge of dangerous exposure smallpox was Monday investigated Hull. man took his son. who was suffering from the disease, to public-borne, and bo was nut removed ...
... Cunninghram) reported 40 deaths and a death-rate of 24 6 per 1,000. At the present time there were three patients in the small-pox hospital,- 0 The Chairman and Clerk reported the result of an enquiry Y held a few days ago by the Boundary Commissioners ...
... across the to Birti. They appear to have numbered men. A correspondent at Bouskim telegraphs under date 2nd inst.: There is small-pox among the nen of the Berk.hire Regiment. Otherwise the health is Perfect. The weather I. oold. FURTHER FIGHTING.-BRAVERY ...
... reported on to the nedical officer. Of this last mentioned nomner, 259 were for oselieles, 69 for scarlet iever, typhoid 33, smallpox 67, chicken pox 16, iiptberia 15, diarihosa 46. croup 2. and other diseases 7. In IPsB4 the Inspector bad paid 1288 visits ...
... sneering from the disease, and he was removr d to a prdilic-house. The direct result was stated to be that twelve does of small-pox were admitted into the Hull Fever Hospital. The lad was affected towards the end of October, and was not taken to the hospital ...
... WRIGHT'S COAL TAR SOAP F FOR TOIlET, BATHROOM, SNXURSERY Solrd ceveryshere. Tableta 65. and Is,, Boxes Is. 6d. aull 3s 63 SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, &c. . ALDERT C. NEAL, DISINFECTOR ada PURIFIEt A of BEDDING, AJUN P PPAREL, Ac., Trby DRLY EA. (and CHEMIC1ALS ...