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... settlement of foreigners in the country. OUIBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN FaLRVRLAND.- At the meeting of the Brotton-in.Cleveland School Board yeaterday, it Waf reprted that there were five cases. of smallpox in the toWnL The schools have to be closed iI ?? P 5firo% ...
... Pr far as he had studied the question, seem to his mind that, ab all events as a preventive, vaccination in reference to smallpox was successful. Their doctors told them, how- ever,-and he spoke in the presenct of one-that the ppe. veative power died ...
... Hirttld, who had taken poison. It appeared that four of his brothers and sisters had been sent the Darenth Camp suffering from smallpox, and his sweetheart and male friend had bad thither also. The friends of the two latter accused the deceased of having conveyed ...
... officer for Norman- ton, was ralled in to ekamine three patients-one at Crofton and two at Shariston-which he certitied as smallpox, and at once telegraphed to the inspector, and arrangements were made for their semoval to Wakefield Infectious Hos?)ital ...
... made. This bankruptcy has been before the court since KETCHLKY— Ot S.M At the meeting of Board Wednesday was reported that small-pox had broken out the borough, two cases treated in the finnan*, tine case had been lemoved from a lodging-house, and was supposed ...
... 19*6, and during the first eight weeks of the current quarter it has averaged 20*6, against 21*9 the nine years 1876-84. Small-pox was slightly over the average. Bronchitis caused 166 deaths, and thus passed the average 14. Sixty-two deaths resulted from ...
... There had been eight deaths from zymotic disease, via. : —Small-pox scarlatina 1, whooping-cough 3, fevers diarrho-a 1. There were now seven patients under treatment in the hospital from smallpox all progressing favourably. In the temporary hospital, Old ...
... included 487 which were reeredt the TIT ciplal zymlott2 diseases, of which 4rele meesles, 125 fromrI whooping-cougheife ' irom Smallpox, 32 finus fever Crsc 31 from ditthtrieria, and. 26 irom caltecr' lowest; death-rates front these zynte tese s recorded ...
... obtained a strong hold on me. This j great remedy for numerous, common, and other ailments, such as Headache. Bilious Sickness. Smallpox, Measles, Cholera, lie. maybe obtained of any Chemist or Patent Medicine Dealer iv Bottles 2s. fid. each and uuw.ud.;. 113 ...
... the Christian Herald, who had taken poison. Four of his brothers and sisters were sent to the Darenth Camp sulfering from small-pox, and his sweetheart and a male friend had also to gd thither. The friends of the two latter accused deceased of having conveyed ...
... made off. The affair is in the hands of the police. Was it a Sudden Attack of Small-pox ?— The Barnsley Guardians met on Tuesday. Attention was called to a case of small-pox in the workhouse. A man was discharged from Wake held Prison on the 23rd May. ...
... prevalent at Morecambe. The Board strongly contradicted the statements. Dr. Tidswell stated that there is not a single case of small-pox, or any other zymotic or epidemic disease whatever, in the township, and that the town is in its ordinary healthy condition ...