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... but r identical conditions of smallpox infection, people of s all ages in Sheffield had, if they were vaccinated, a a more than treble immunity against attack by t smallpox, and a 34-fold security against death by i smallpox aaq compared with-their not ...
... effective preventive against ci smallpox, there is no reason why it should not be al made compulsory. Now effective is a very in- S' definite term, and to justify compulsion it should be bh an absolute protection against smallpox ; and, also Pt it should ...
... e Britain. 0 ANOTHER C.&SE OF SMALLPOX iN Dvxncr- a Jemima H. Baxter (iS). a carpet weaver, res'ding in e Roslin Terrace, Court Street, Dundee, was reinoval e yesterday to King's Cross Hospital, suffering from. e smallpox. The young woman, ash} was employed ...
... Board at the Whitsunday term. ot SMALLPOX ON S SEAL STIAMEtER.-Information has just been received at Greenock that the seat stearier ye Mastiff, of Bristol, has just pet into St John's, in Newfoundland, with smallpox on board, from which In some deaths ...
... years Leiceeter had been enabled to stamp out small-pox byisolation. Lpsic, in Germany. adopted similar methods to Leiceeter, kept emall-pox: at bay for 18 years; but in 1871, when a great epidemic of small-pox went all over the world, Leipsic was struck ...
... vaccination is not a protection against smallpox. From the date oi its introduction there 4tas always been an outcrv against it. Some of Jenner's own cases book the ;mallpox, and the thousands of cases of smallpox that have o- ourred since its introduction ...
... sory vaccination. If vaccination is an effective preventive against smallpox, there is no reason why it should not be made com- pulsory, The opponents of vaccination maintain that smallpox cannot be guarded against by the system of inoculation. They I say ...
... flax is al and jute 'hbd' become contaminated with smallpox b at' contagion. 'previowu -to theIr arriving in ' Aber- U id deenj 'fiomii having been handled* by persons ri 10 sufferingr ftom smallpox, and that these materials had I Lce conveyeid the dfseaso ...
... to put nate - frce all the powers of the Quarantine Act ap- ing plicable to smallpox, ald alse to enforce the to vaccination or revaccinatien of all persons *a board abi smallpox-infected vessels. He also intimated that ia Mr Young, Chief Magistrate of ...
... The prize of 3 excellence was awarded to Mademoiselle Lefevre, a bParisian blanchisseuse of nineteen. WILL WnRISrY thURrE SMALLPOX ?-A London Econtemporary printrs a report of an interview with a Mir H. Jones, who formerly resided at Camberwell. During ...
... condition. Lastnight Maggie Hunter, 2 Id' Strathrmartlne: oac. Dundee, wrfas conveyed to th Dt Epidemic Hbapieai suffering frm smallpox. Hoe , nbrother was taken to the hospital a frtnight agor e This is the nith ca'e wbich hai occurred; Re Max GtrsEGoR, Spec ...
... purchasers. le DUNDEE -SPZEAD OPS1ALL-POX- The sanitary t authorities in Dumdee were yesterday informed of :e another case of small-pox. A girl aged 11 years, )f daughter of Peter Mitchell, millworker, Larch oe Street-who was seoied with the disease about 10 ...