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... fever, 18 from diphtheria, 31 from whooping-eough, 11 from enteric fever, 21 from dinrrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-poX, typhus, any ill- defined form of continued fever or from cholera: thus, 12d deaths were referred to these diseases, bting ...
... the corresponding period of 1883 so many as 131 deaths were attributed to this often highly fatal disease A fewv cases of smallpox have come under notice from time to time. during the quarter; but, pro' bably as a result of the prompt removal of every: ...
... things that he does not keep them to himself Instead of trying to Intect other people. It ought to be kept like fever or smallpox, for I am sure such opinions are equally dangerous to the general public, The vicar had also been asked to grant the use ...
... things, that he does not keep them to himself, A instead of trying to infect other people. It ought - to be kept like fever or smallpox, for I am sure It such opinions are equally dangerous to the general li public. M~r. HALLEY STEWART ought to be greatly ...
... with. lMr. fkstotTeRuNG caked if there hod beenl en epplication by Dr. Ash, of Okehampton, that the boddina from the Ex Sm~all-pox Hospital of the Okehaptopln Guardiansimight da3 be disitifeeced in thle city disinfecting chamber f-Mr. avet Alderimani ...
... Edeurieir. ly. A BLIND ATlACITANIC.-Joeepli Strong was horn at a ye, village near Carlisle in 1732, and loot his sight from r ,te smallpox at four years of age. He early showed both c I'd musical and mechanical genius, and after manufactur- ;he log a fiddle and ...
... the question accord- ing to the requirements of its population. The ewill rtp in only where private initiative may fail. Smallpox continues to increase to an alarming extant in Montreal. There were 1,622 deaths from the epidemic during October, and the ...
... Paris yesterday, The loss IS reported from Singapore of the steamer Flying Oloud, of whore passengers and crew 25 are mising. smallpox continues to rage at Montreal, and compulsory vaccination is to be rigidly enforced. Eince April there have been 2651 deaths ...
... the burgh and d port of Greenock, and Mlr Mackay, the sanitary inspector. The steamer Westphralia was re-e ported to have, smallpox on board, but after t examination the vessel was reported free from 0 infectious disease,'and she was thereafter allowed ...
... ug- , 33 fhuz e scarlet fevem, 54 from diarrhom, 32 from fever' n (principally enteric), 19 fro diphthera, and 6 r from small-pox. No death from any of 'these n diseases was recorded dnring the week in Nor- Mwich. Wolverhampton, Huddersfield, or Halifn ...
... froin scarlet fever, 54 from diarrhorla, 32 from fever Be( er ('principally enteric), 19 from diphitheria, and 6 from ha ,~ smallpox. No death from any of these diseases be ltwas recorded during, the week ini Norwich, Waiver- Pc lihampton, Hudderafield, ...
... Bedminster, nod there had been oases of ?? on the eastern boundary ol the city, Smallpox hospital, empty; fever Oespital, admitted two; poit aanitary hospital, remaining one, smallpox, CLOBE BATE COLLECTION, The CHAIRMAN, referring to a report from the Rate5 ...