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... connection with the recent landing here from the Norddeutscher Lloyd steamer Freunen of 30 passengers who were sickening for the small-pox, it has been found that since their disembarkation the malady has spread, and 71 cases are now reported. MURDER A REGENT ...
... occasion by his Holiness. SPREAD THE SMALLPOX AT SYDNEY. Sydsey, Friday, In connection with the recent landing here from the NorddeuUchev Lloyd eteamer Preussen of 30 passengers who were sickening for the small-pox, it has been found that since their ...
... rmiiiitw, of «i—« peace which price aa highly as anybody the world.’ [Prolonged applause. 1 THE SMALL-POX AT SYDNEY. STcaxT, Thursday. Of the 71 cases small-pox recently reported here, have proved fatal. Towlb’s Pennyroyal and Stul I'ills ron Fbxaus quickly ...
... be rnid to ite wjsiaes of the Czar, a' sd thew ln ie ni oni 6f tlhe Porte is ale to tbe know-. lodke of this fat. . 'EIHE SMALL-POX AT SYDNE1Y. i L I I i . SYI)NEY, January 13. Of the seventy-one cases of ?? recently re. portcd'bere, tiou bave prd'ved fatol ...
... consent small-pox (wh.ch afterward, increased .hivl with only one medical man Imard the Thunderbolt to attend to them, the assistant surgeon Thun.icr her s tune previous. smallest the three vessels (of about tons), on board which dl the coses small-pox were ...
... to obtain, if poeeible, volunteer crew tor the â>â¢llâ* the three (of about 40 toas), board which all the cases of small-pox were to be planed, wcU aa any fresh cates that might appear. Having summoned theofioers and crew the Thunderbolt fortius ...
... the Solicitor - General. She stated that as a novice she wore the garb of the Order. In 1871 there was a great outbreak of small-pox, and the sisters took Bmall-i>ox patients. It was great happiness to her to know that her money was doing a good work. The ...
... unknown amongst •' the labourers, and added that for hi* own part » should not bo afraid to into any house where there was small-pox scarlet fever, because, believed, was saturated with sulphurous add that would kill any :, the germs. Ctt Wednesday Dr. J ...
... dosonsent, setting forth n i. in tabulated form the cases of zyinotic diiseaose, which e e totalled up 102, potwithstanding that small.pox and 9 . measles were entirely absent, while typhoid fewerand B y scarlet fever were very somntily represented. The c e diseases ...
... compulsion had increased so had small-pox, taking his data from the Registrar-General's reports. With reference to Germany, he said that rc-vacciuation was made compulsory in Prussia 1835. and yet in 1871 the smallpox struck down 1,000,000 Germans, whom ...
... proposal put about at the expense of the Society which exists for the promotion of what somebody has called free trade in small-pox,” but it is suggested by the heads of the Society itself. I don’t knew how the late Mr. P. A. Taylor would have received ...
... President the Local Government Board a question which substantially amounted to tb»*: Have there been more fewer cases of small-pox in Leicester, Keighley, and Bingley, which are unvaocinated, than in these towns where the Vaccination Acts are generally ...