... 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 ...

... in the last week from the principal zymotics, and they included 2 each of small-pox, measles, whooping-cough, and 1 of diphtheria. There,was only one other death from small-pox in the last 15 months. The rates of mortality in the several towns, arranged ...

... have. Ps to prove that vaccination is a bad thing, or, ait ates least that it is inefficacious as a prophylactic t anaite.t smallpox. They are encouraged in this e illogical assumption by the fact that the leaders in )( id the campaign against the Vaccination ...

... that they took away ;820 in money and worth of furniture. The Woman has left a married daughter and four children at home. Small-pox Precautions at Cardiff. At a meeting of the Health Committee of the Cardiff Corpot-Atioll, held on Tuesday, it was resolved ...

... writes, The town is great, in a Corean sense, in commerce, and contains a population of 10,000, but, from the prevalence of small-pox, it was tabooed to us. I passed a (lay in the Japanese settlement on the vest side of the bay. There the Japs have some sort ...

... in maritime law. » Mr E. Lloyd, an anti-vaccination champion at Cardiff, sends me the following As a paragraph concerning small.pox, which appeared last week, was intended to be a dis- interested statement of facts about a question of public importance ...

... saving the drieni attended to. There had been a. few cases of fever of a gastrid typc at Stubber's .Green, and one case of smallpox at Hunshall.-Tbe usual .estimate of £100. was presented and approved, and the sum of £76. IOs. hndhbeen received from the ...

... being 217 below tile average, and at the rate of 21 3 per rooo. There wtere 77 deaths from measles (a decline of 7), I from small-pox, 14 from scarlet fever (a fall of i), 13 from diphtheria, 42 from whooping-cough (same as lpreviots week), 9 from enteric ...

... SMALL-POX IN CARDIFF. I Two fiesh cases of smali-p.ix have occurred in I Cardiff—one in Cycle and the other in Eclipse- street—but the report that they are under the treatment of Dr. Downing is not correct. ...

... disorders within the category of contagious disease ' as defined by Lord Devon's Act, which is now exclusively applied to small-poX. and similar maladies, in order that the guardians may convert their hospitals into prisons for all sufferers from this loathsome ...

... '1 froma r t , B from enterio fver, I ',from an ll-defined to6m of c=ontned fever, 12fromn dirtrha and d ~s MI eore from' small-pox ror cholera; tius 1 deathe were, irefereed to these disea 99s belo thie 'coreted aea we z aniunber. 8wfro-t smll-pox .w11reied ...

... 1 Epidemic Diseases ; can they be stamped out ? - He eexplained the origin and development of typhus fever, scarlattina, smallpox, and other diseases of the epidemic kind, and referred to the great ravages they had made on the human race. He next dealt ...