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... near Chester. At the weekly meeting of the Liverpool Health Committee, the chaiman' called attention to the increase of smallpox i: the. city, The medical officer explained that he believed a number of the fresh casese had- arisenfrom one in Blenheim-street ...
... report, 5iS;. *dmise since 1; dicagd covaesent, 6,~ .ied, 1 (child not vciate4; ad remxauini n ndsreatmet, 64. TH S EPREAD OF-SMALLPOX. 1 9he Onzu drai hewnerr -tosee-tatbe Upoaes had increased adbwnld like-t lbmw if Dr.Taylor oould give them an3y reason. ...
... A DARK MYSTERY. Some of the coloured citizens of Dallas, Texas, are very much disturbed about the possible ap- proach of smallpox. The following conversation between two or them was overheard ou Elm- street:- I has about made up my mind to hab myself ...
... from an ill- defined form of fever, 6 and 13 from diarrhwea and dysentery (a fall of so and rise of 7), and not one from small-pox, -typhus, or cholera. Deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 503 and 383, but were 29 and 154 below ...
... her character. At tie weekly niceting of the Liverpool Health Com- mittee the chairman balled attentron to the increase of smallpox in the city. Thb meslical oficer explained that he bolieved a number of the fresh cases had lrisen from one in Blenheim Street ...
... in it to make it competent to decide whether I am to buy a glass of beer if I want it, whether my neighbour is to spread small-pox, or I am to be prosecuted for vaccinating my children, to revolutionize the relations between men and women, to abolish sex ...
... caused rabies or smallpox could be horn anew. The oure of rabies and hydrophobia was too new a subject to pronounce upon, but the analogy of vaccination rendered the discovery of DI. Pasteur prob- able to those who knew that smallpox became turned into ...
... intbmations of infeclious misseascs amounted to *2853, and cone- s prised :-Typhus, 5S ; typhoid, 50 ; diphtlseriA, 149; smallpox, 12; scarhatina, 1037;S and measles, , 2db', ...
... investigations is to give a scientific explanation of JENm's discovery. The virus of small-pox, attenuated in the body of a cow, is an effective prophylactic against small-pox in mankind. So with that of charbon in sheep ; and so, M. PASTEUR con- tends and ...
... during the month of December, gtving.a death-rate of 19 8 per 1,000. Two of the deaths were due to typhoid fever, One case of smallpox occurred during the month, the patient being removed to the Isolatino Hospital. The Medical Officer also reported a case ...
... child suffering from smallpox. Ono of her I children died from smallpox, and was kept in the house I for tleree or four days, during whiclh a wale was being 0a held. Ten members of the Ross family were afterwards ?? seized with smallpox, traceable to this ...
... measles, 49 from diarrhres5 33 from fever (principally enteric), 41 from diphtheria, 34 from scarlet fever, and 4 from smallpox. No death from airy of these zyrnotic dis- eases was recorded last week in Norwich, Wolverhampton, or Halifax; whereas they ...