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... annum.. 23'i liate of mortality from r7ymotie diseasos 5. 3 Died age . 60 and upward .. 29 Under one year old . . Of fever . Smallpox .0 Scarlet fver .. hileafles.. 0 Whooping cough 7 Dfiorlrea , . . . . 1 Dipljtberia, . . . Vijolcwe ?? F Other caues.. 70 ...
... wbooping cough, 41'from scarlet fever, 24 from diphtheria, 34 from fever (principally enteric), 33 from diarrhboa, and 3 from smallpox. No death from any of these zyrnotic diseases was registered durilg the week in Wolverhamp- ton; whereas they caused the ...
... as little as possible to night air. In this way he passed unscathed through regions infected With marsh fevers, ague, and small-pox. These are valuable hints to all tropical travellers. TIlE PRESENT FRENCIi NATIONAL HYMN, The Marseillaise, has sorely ...
... larger it would often not be safe to send patients with other ailments than. smallpox into it. Alreacy, two or three years ago, a patient sent there with scarlatina took smallpox. What is wanted for the proper isolation of eases ofinfectious disease is an ...
... mortality per 10W per annum Rate of mortality Iroin rymnolic due ie Died naed Wru0 ulsn tp .uds Under one year old Of fever . Smallpox Searlet fei or Nlvasles Whooping cough Diarrhoa. Diphtheria . Violene. Other causes Inq~uet eases The rtuarns for Bristol ...
... fever in Blackburn. Of the 21 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns, 14 occurred in London, 2 in Derby, and 3 in Liverpool. Smallpox caused 1 death in greater London, but not one in any of the 27 large provincial towns. The annnal rate -of mortality from ...
... and 125 deicathb, the death-rate being '186 per 1,000. There was ano patient in the Infeetious I310spital, suflering fronm smallpox. A member of a tvavelling thoatriocI company camne under the care of the mediqal ohcIer. l:[e, vith ias wife, was immediately ...
... following cases Of infeztious disease were re- ported, viz. :-CaSes of fever 11, of which 4 were removed to hospital; 1 case of smallpox, which.L was removed to hospital; case, of scarlatina 13, , ,,f which 2 were removed to hospitld; oases of ~ neasles 129 ...
... . . 15'5 a Rate of mortality from ?? diseases 1l7 Died aged 60 and upwards a. . Under one year old.. 2 f Of fever . .0 r Smallpox . .0 e Scarlet fever . . v Measles . . I a Whooping cough . . 0 Dinrrhoca 0 . . . . . . 11 Diphtheriaw .. . . . , , 11 ...
... make them y pubiHc, owing to a irecent event. The enthu- t, ss of hilmanity displayed by the sisters e during the small-pox and 6holera epidemics in be ondlon shows us that practical Christianity is as l great af force as ever it was in the world ...
... fever in Blackburn. Of the 21 deaths front diphtheria in the 28 towns, 14 occurred in London, 2 in Derby, and 3 in Liverpool. Smallpox caused 1 death in gremter London, but not ons in any of the 27 other large provinciali towns. The annual rate of mnortahty ...
... Nicholas Saunderson. Saunderson was born at Thurlstone, in the year 16S;2. When only a year old be eas deprived of his sight by small-pox Fortanately the free school at Penistone was open to him, and on being Pent there mnade remarkable progress in classical ...