... that since the enforce- ment of the Vaccination Acts there has been a gradual and notable decline in the mor- tality from small-pox. The decline in mortality from scarlet fever was very considerable, the annual deaLhs per million having fallen from 972 ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 45 deaths, being a decrease of 20 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 2 were due to smallpox (of which 1 was vac- cnrated, and 1 not varcinated), being 1 above the average; 14 to measles, being 1 below the average; ...

... a number of stoves in the house. THE RElMOVAL OF SMALL-POX PATIENTS. A question having arisen regarding the removal of small-pox patients to the famadryad Hospital, it was agreed that should small-pox again break out in the town the relieving-officers ...

... The following cases of infectious' disease were reported, ?? of fever 12, of which 6 were removed to hospital; cases of smallpox 13, of which 10 were re- moved P to hospital; cases of scarlatiua 26, of which 5 were removed to hospital. The mean reading ...

... that since the enforce- ment of the Vaccination Acts there has been a gradual and notable decline in the mor- tality from small-pox. The decline in mortality from scarlet fever was very considerable, the annual deaths per million having fallen from 972 ...

... HOSPITAL The report for the week ending the 9th inst. showed that in the hospital at the date of last re- port there were 54 smallpox patients admitted since, 5; discharged convalescent. 12; died, 3; and remaining under treatment, 44. Two of the three fatal ...

... fever 7 . (principally 15 enteric), 43 from scarlet fever, 33 from I- diarrhoea, 30 from diphtheria, and not one 7 from smallpox. Those zymotic diseases a caused ?? lowest death-rates ]ast week- in a Cardiff and in Haddersfield; and the highest Id rates ...

... from Imported casee of smallpox from the Montreal, and he knew of one port in particular In which 80 cases, ?? directly or Indireotly contracted at et Montreal, had been reported in ooe month. Fever bospital-empty -; smallpox hospital-admitted 1, die- ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 48 deaths, being a decrease of 11 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 2 were [due to smallpox (both unvaccinated), being the exact average; 20 to measles, being 7 above the average; 5 to scarlatina, being 9 below toe ...

... alightest doubt that the captain died of smallpox, although not reported so by anyone, Thin case is Important and Instructive, If indeed It is not of Imperial Importance. It shows that a ship Infected with smallpox Can elude our guards and bring a man who ...

... 55 from scarlet fever, 34 from ize diarrhba, 30 from fever (pincipally enteric), 'he 24 from, diphtheria, arid 4 from smallpox. or. No death from any of those ryrotic diseases V. was recorded last week in Wolverhampton; er. whereas they caused the ...

... from the beginning, and where the rules as explained by her were observed. There was in the winter one case-a severe one-of smallpox. Mrs. Coles spared no trouble in her efforts to prevent the spread of this terrible malady; she even undertook to do all ...