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... the hoiise was registered ftir, and only three beds for each sex being vacant in the infirmary. He proposed to lit up the smallpox wards temporarily to relieve the pressure. The suggestion was approved. Berry’s Conduct at Kidderminster.—A correspondent ...
... the necessary notice.—Mr. O'Kelly proposed That the clerk give notice to determine the tenancy of the cottages used as a small-pox hospital, and that the furniture be removed to the Board's Offices. After some discussion this was adopted by the Board ...
... Plants imntl Flowers enable us to cicel is this particular branch of Horticulture, Soon Plor'nsTon, Rl n VERTEGAZNFS. 1101 SMALLPOX, $CARLET FEVERS &c. A LBERT C. NEAL. DISINFECTOR AND L PURIFIER of BEDDING, WEARING APPAREL, ac., by DRY HEAT and CHEMUCALS ...
... seven years sndedl with 1887, as compared with the average of the ten years immediately pre- ceding 1831. The deaths from smallpox wvere fewer in 1887 than in any previous year, except the one imme- diately preceding. The deaths from typhus had been falling ...
... Sandhlan was over eighty years of age, and has seen over seventy years' service with three Swazie kings. Oo EAsx op SxALLPox.-Smallpox bas broken out in Bradford. Cases have been removed from the work. house to the fever hospital, and one suffercr was found ...
... thankful for it. The CHAIRMAN said were it not for the Vaccination Act we might lose thousands upon thousands cf people from small-pox ( No, no). They cried No, no, but facts spoke for themselves. If they were not to carry out the law, they had better ...
... administerEd, 2B --t-9 E L ?? ESKs'LL & r -. 39, BENNEl lTT S HILL;,, HIAS REMOVED TO StY BRtOAD: STRlvTAYA BPRMINGHvAM. 99. SM{ALL~POX!, S3CARTJET ii EVE, A LBERT C. NEAL, DISIFEC R AN CAh PURIIERD of ltFtDllING, WE-xlnlt;G ayPAprF ; ~ bRtY ItAT and CHdEStICALiS ...
... thankful for it. The CHAIRMAN Raid were it not for the Vaccination Act we might lose thousands upon thousands cf people from small-pox (No, no They cried No, no, but facts spoke for themselves. II they were not to carry out the law, they had better have ...
... girls placed in poeitions of such tempts p aid . . . bracketed to.,, , ether &wave leen it ntystery to papers on diphtheria, small-pox, and scar l e t of the 19th century, and early in the second and danger. I cannot describe the of In anew 1 3 • ' use! I ...
... C OCO A. MADE SUI!Y wIH BOILG WATER OR 7MIT 285 TYF FLORADOR. 173 WHITFIELD'S SAFES, OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM, . . . ?? SMALLPOX, SCARLET FEVER, a A LBERT C. NEAL, DISINFECTOR AND PURIFIEI Of BEDDING, WEARING APPAREL. &a. by DBY EHEAT and CELEMICAlS ...
... thankful for it. The CHAIMIAN said were it not for the Vaccine. don Act we might lose thousands upon thousands of people from small-pox ( No, no ). They cried No, no, but facts spoke for themselves. U they were not to carry out the law, they had better ...
... rate of 19-2. The deeths from Symotic diseatse were- diphtheria 1, scarlet fever 2, measles 3, ?? 3. There, were onlv three small]pox cases i the epidemic ?? Sewage Farm Committee reported that for the first time the accounts slowed a proiit, though only ...