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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Y from scarliet fever, 32 from diphtheria, 26 from diarrhcea, : 24 from: fever '(principally enterie), and only 2 from smallpox. These, zyrotiC diseases caiised the lowest death- L rates'in Birkenhead 'and Derby, and the highest rates in. C Norwich ...
... cough, 37 from scarlet fever, 32 from diphtheria, 32 from diarrhrea, 25 from fever (principally enteric), and I from smallpox. The lowest death-rates in the week from these diseises were recorded in Birkenhend and Bolton; and the hiahest in Oldham ...
... bave every reason to be thankftul for such a steady fall in their nuosbers ,USix out of the seven aiseases caused deabths, smallpox 'beirnR the ekoeption, and yet the aunm of the deaths from siX diseases is only 36, ind the rate per l,000 living at ali ...
... from whoopugc f from scarlet fever. 42 from dr thera, 34 4r1m feer (principally enteric), 33 from diarrhoea, and 3 from l smallpox. No death from any Of these zvmotl. Jill ales was registered during the week in Wolvearas.a whereas they caused the hiehest ...
... mau would receive his own dadiehter when she called upon him at his club with the brutal' rercark, 'Well, smallpox, what do you want now ? Smallpox and Sabins had nothing in common beyond the fact that the girl, who seemed to he endowed - with a double ...
... as little as possible to night air. In this way he passed unscathed through regions infected with marsh fevers, ague, and smallpox. Almost the wholc of his journey across the Aftican continent was perirmed en foot. THE NEXT OANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY ...