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... no means of knowing whether the same has been the case amengthe population at large.. *. X Owing to an alarm of smallpox, 1289 workmen in a large shipyard in Bremen, in 1888, were revaccsnated l with the same humanised lymph of these 191 had ...
... siinply ignored it. In Birmingharn a few years 0. a..o. out of 150t ca-es of smallpox 1300 bad been vaccnated; and 'r, Taunton, about the same time, our of 171 ca-os of smallpox 169 bad received this wonderful protection. Now, with such figures as these ...
... nexematous ernptions, as might be, instead of from Pi bc below ttose of real cow/pox, failure as a protection an J. against smallpox would be but a natural er - sequence. S. W., wbile;not giving a single hc material proof to back up his contention, ob ...
... protesting against it. Assuming the very matter in dispute (whether or not vaccination affords any pro- I teotion againist smallpox), J. H. writes that clean- I linees would have to be universal before we had any certainty of protection against this dread ...
... Mollison-being fellow and tutor of ie Clare College, Cambridge. e, A THIRD CASE OF Si&ALLPOK IN DDtNDEE. - A cf third case of smallpox has occurred in Dundee, In Charles William Barras, the mate of the barque - Edmond Kaye, having been seized. Barras assisted ...
... contention, viz., that if vaccination be properly carried out vith I genuine cowpox lymph it is a beneficent protection 1 against smallpox, I challenged him to bring forward arly rational proofs of experimentations to the con- trary, and where are they? He merely ...
... wio have no reliable scientific evidence to Shvs7 that these have protected people comin , i: contact with the contagion of smallpox as vacciit'ln'a has done. In fact all the ablest, most respennib e and most reliable scientific observers of ail couiitnei ...
... somall bag coutainieg cartridges were round on MtKinnoa when he was arrested. DuxnDE73-TmE SMALLPOX OUTZtEAR,-DEATB s OF A PATIENT.-Y esterday one of the cases or smallpox in the Epidemic Hospital terminated fatally. It will be remembered that the disease wos ...
... 'Kinnou when he was apprehended. C DEATH FROMn SMALLPOX, - Charles William Ta Barras, mate of the baique dnmi-nd Kay, of New- Cr castle, at present in Drudee, died in Dundee Hospital at on Tuesday from smallpox. While the vessel Si was lying at Or-an one ...
... probably have ini the near future to elect represents. o- 1. 1. I- e te ..1 Le I- q- br Le and ameliorating the ravages of smallpox, and with this end 'in view it is generally supposed that vaccination is compulsory not only or merely in the interests of ...
... altogether. (Hear, A'hear.) The great majority of medical men were d agreed that vaccination was a sufficient protection against smallpox. ,e The Committee divided. 6 o rHne' oin8 n or Mr Hiunter's motion 89 d Against-- - - - - - - - 178 e Majority ...
... fortnight ?? cases had bran admitted to the fever hospital, 119 dis- n tiesed well, and 14 had died. One case seat into a h small-pox ho3s)ital asesmal-pox proved not to As b o3 'Ce ad&-'c 05 he -g MIr CAsrA4FORD, in flOVing- the adoption of the to mPinutes ...