... rate. payers' ss. Many have awrong impresion and think inocu- I lation and vaccination mean the same thhin as a I remedy for smallpox. This is incorrect, for inoclation is simply infecting a healthy person ainh 3=1-pox virus with the aidl of the lancet, and ...

... numerous cases is absolutely certain. Not many years ago peolole Ineghed at the idea of vaccilation being a preventive of small-pox. Since it was made compulsory the disease has been reduced to very small ditneusions. Is not ?? culation worthy of trial ...

... Master suggested some changes which were orderi by the Board. SMALLPOX. The.Loeal Government Boardawrote that b-- ig dbserved that Dr Strahan had reported the occurrene of a case sf smallpox in 17 XMwrtle- street, they advised the Guardians to iequest ...

... it-a plea which would' ibs'odions-ifitwere notsihy. ' ' The remainder of t B | who weredteined on'board owing to the case o smallpox which-occurred te- the'oyage frem tan Sedttea- a hallve now i'bee rp ted to La ...

... considerable increase in the adnmisions of typhus fever both from the city ad suburbs during the past month. The admissions of smallpox cases have almost ceased; scarlatiua is still very prevalent. Since their last.meetina the Managing Committee have received ...

... deaths to 187-83 m;2el and 104 females. N No case of apox ~were admitted to -hospital during the week, nor were therew many smallpox r ptent, discharged; the 8 cases of ihe disease in hapial at the close of lthe preceding week nmained undir treatment on4 ...