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... wboopWg`cOugb, 704 from diarrhoes, 36 from scarlet fever, 32 from fever (principally enteri¢), 28 from diphtheria, and 19 ironl smallpox. No death from any- of these diseases' wasr, recorded during the week either ln Brilhton or in Derby; while they caused the ...
... wilt I read toyvon its description by Sir Thomas Watson, one of, I the maost distinguished of our writers in mnedicine:- Smallpox is the most hideous, loathspme, disflguri12,, and probably, except hydrophobia, the most fatal also or the various diseases ...
... an immensely strong body °* e \ donee in favour of the assertion that vacciU does indeed deliver from that most loathsome small-pox, would justify the forcible interfe 1 with the parental rights over the infant. But on other hand, on the good old principle ...
... that there had been four cases of small-pox admitted to the infectious ward, one from Keighley, and three from Steeton. One case from Steeton died on Monday. There were one male and four females siiJenng from small-pox. The clerk read the resignation of ...
... of vwcoruetion, he should prefer that tines should be sabstitated by compulsory isolation of any person suffering from the smallpox. He thought this would be not unacceptable to the anti-vaccinators also. In conclusion Sir Lyon refotfrea to Mr. Gladstone ...
... suffering from smallpox had been admitted to the Garrison Side Hospital, and who had been suffering from that disease had been discharged convalescent. '• here were now 22 patients under treatment in the hospital suffering from small-pox, and all were ...
... obtained a strong hold on me. This great remedy for numerous, common, and other ailments, such as Headache, Bilious Sickness, Smallpox, Measles, Cholera, &c. maybe obtained of any Chemist or Patent Medicine Dealer in Bottles 2s 6d each and upwards. 113, H ...
... Bradford Moor, 23-8; ERst Ward, 26-3 por 1,000. Tbere are at present under treatmeut in the Fever .Hospital four ca4es or smallpox, three of which have been imported intb Bradford--one from Ilkley. one from Sitssiia, gird ono from Steetoa. During the week ...
... lodginghouse of Edward Crane, Mr Atkinson (who appeared for the Urban Sanitary Authority) that in conseouence of cases of small-pox having occurred Cranes house, had been prohibited from receiving lodgers for days. That time had expired, but it was thought ...
... weeks; of which 145 resulted freer D. measles, 123 from whooping-cutgh, 97 from diarrhbm, .29 from scarlet fever, 27 trom smallpox, 24 from dinh. iS for theria, and 24 from fever (principally enteric) cent. Th ese zyinotic diseases caused the lowest ...
... pi-ccautionsshould be taken .against the spread of Infectious Diseases. A book of instructions for preventing outbreaks of small-pox, cholera, &0., free with every bottle of Qcndy's Fluid. [i>37c SCOTLAND. In the Court of Session, Edinburgh, on Wednesday ...
... 13-1; North Ward, 14d3; b South Ward, '22-1 per 1,00. There is at present in the ' Fever Hospital a patient suffering from smallpox; he has t beon removed into bradford from Farslay, where there is uo hospital for treatment Of such cases. During the weak ...