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... crimated withojat thee consent of a medi- slfefficeand he suggests that a begininwg might be made 'with those -who die of. small-pox or scadet fever or diphtheria. 'He says that in most of our churobyards the dead are harming the living by destroying tlie ...
... -apprentice, of- Liverpool; 'and- Jofin iggins -of Qiieenstewn, -the remanmder . beuingfiireigraers -. SMALL-POX IN BRADFORD. - London, Monday; , ease of small-pox Was ?? -in a. lod gou-n Brad'for& The paient, a navvy, haspbeen reomved' tn-ta-efever-hospital ...
... York, Movdat. A telegram from Mexico states that sharp shook of occurred ,thero aft half-past seven this morning. a case of smallpox was discovered yesterday in Bradford. The patient,'S navvy, has been removed to the fever hospital, where special wards are ...
... atoll “g. Vaily, Snite undertaking olJnneJJth. fSliae Rule makee Mange bedfellow,!—Shield faithfully, DeiJp Trlsfrsg*. SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. —** Lray. old ohop, do always ■ _ wsar gloves TT*r— * you the theetre Only Another cess smaUpox was reported Ym ...
... higher figure. Zymotic deaths sre over the average tha ten years, well over that of last week; scarlatina, measles, and small-pox contributing their quota. According to the latest returns, 75 scarlatina cases remained in hospital. Measles had increased ...
... politi- e cian. The identity is concealed only by the dif- D ference of name nied the disfia uring results of an attack of small-pox. Here is a portion of the - portraiture- This man, Edith knew, must be Talbot, and the hard, thin face. broai of brow. close-lb ...
... hospital daring the month were examined and paid. 'The resident medical oflicer reported that during the past mouth one case of smallpox had been admitted, whilst four were discharged cured, leaving on the last day of the year three convalescent cases in hospital ...
... to the hospital dnring the numth were paid. The rerider t medical offlerr reported that daring the past month one ease of smallpox had baea admitted, whilst four were discharged eared, leaving on the last day of the year three coavslreesat eases in hospital ...
... Pete !Adm., and, although untiniehed, waa moo oesefully minplovei on no '221°1.4 Octane lam for the hodsm of two who dead by smallpox. 'Hot entranoe to the Motion. Inds into a apeman hall, auSsing for the peptone of a chapel. In side wall op. melte entrann ...
... registered, while the births numbered 10,199, giving an increase in the population of 70«. In 18*7 the following diseases—Smallpox, measles, scarlet, typhus, and typhoid fevers contributed 1,904 cases for treatment to tne principal Dublin hospitals, compared ...
... landed ClovcJly. v Savannah telegram etatei that the British steamer Btorra Lee bme been sent to to perform quarantine account smallpox. MAIL NEWS. IBSOTBk’B.) Aimasdbia, Scndat.-—The ICc«a*ircrt«f Ua/1- tiiaw stcu&er Ozns,w!th French from Japan, China, Batavia ...
... for the week ended 31st ult. They comprise 2 from measles. 9 from scarlatina. 9 from whooping congh. There were but 3 cases smallpox hospital Saturday last. 1 patient having been discharged in the course of the week; no cases of the disease have been adrmlied ...