... unvaccinrted persons. The result was obtained from the treatment of 15,000 csses in the Small-pox Hospital under Mr. Marston. It was aa follows :-If attacked by small-pox, one in every three unvaccinated persons would die; one in every seven imperfectly ...

... cated child is as dangerous as a keg of dynamite, and yet it is known perfectly well that the unvaccinated do not contract small-pox any more than the vaccinated, and that, the baby smell-pox patient does not convey contagion nearly so much as the adult ...

... five and 25, 5; between25and60, 13; and over 60, 21. The ieport cslled the ettonton oE the Board to the large number of small-pox cases in Sheffleld, point- ing out that sbold anycase of the kind occur in Stow- market they had no means of isolating Ut ...

... Diseases.-The seven principal symotic or infections disea-es are small-pox, measles, scarlatina, diphtheria, whooping-cough, typhus and typhoid fever. There e have been no cases of small-pox or typhus fever in the s district; and as will be seen from Table ...

... t1-keep' in the wmiddle of the . streeti. Wben ah anti-vaecinatilonistremoves his amnily to a distance thd momnent a caseeof small-pox appears in. :his neighbourhood, we 'inust' 'be .pardoned foi thbinking' that bis jreaching and practice ara, toasay the least ...

... Rev. 0. G. Youiigs Capt. Lockwood, the Inspector from the Local Governmetit Board, was also present. In cousequence of the small-pox being in the House, it was considered whether it would be julicious to hold the meetings in the Board-room, or whether a ...

... are now temporarily ens. panded. f Two more cases of small-pox were reported at Leeds el on Tuesday. The Local Government Board have sent d, an inspe'tor to Sheffield to investigate the small-pox f, epidemic. 0 The Court Circular states that Sir Morell ...

... C. in Amnateur Gardejiny. A. fresh case of small-pox occurred on Monday in Leeds. There are now 41 cases in the hospital. The outbreak in Sheffield is easing serious loss to the tradespeople. The small-pox is gradually spreading in Nottingham, and is ...

... of the total deaths, and this also is below the rate for former .Zymotic Diseases.-The seven principal diseases, 'viz., small-pox, measles, scarlet feier, diphtheria, whooping cough, fever, and diarrhma, aeused 14 deaths, vvhich is much lees than the ...

... which, he said, was remarkable for its ugliness. The back was pitted with great holes, and looked as if the toad had had small-pox. It lived far away from water, and when the eggs were produced they were deposited on the father's back, one in each of the ...

... that the experience of the last 80 years'lhad not bornie rout the contention thab vaccinationwvae a protection again~st small-pox, hut that on the contrafry it had bean found to have broken down on all aides and notwtithstaniding thait the general death-tate ...

... army. In 1874 it was made compulsory for all recruits to be vaccinated, and since then there has not been a single case of small-pox. Contrast tbis with an extract from one of the publications of the Anti-vaccination party- which I have just ireceived, ...