... victims the virulence of the disorder was lessened when JENNER dis- covered it was possible to walk unscathed through a small-pox hospital with the virus of the cow infused in his blood, Si rnonumentum quceris circumspice. Since then England has compelled ...

... SOME FACTS ABOUT VAO. CINATION. In tbe metropolitan district during 1888.1889, the year began with seven cases of small-pox in the managers' hospitals. The total number of cases of this disease admitted during tha year was 62. So small a numbsr is without ...

... practically \\0- reliable. A vaccinated child nevar knows what it has in him. Vaccination may or may not nse up the basis of small-pox it may or may not be injurious; but certain it is tbat you never know how you stand, or what liabilities you have incurred ...

... inmates of one household, dw neath one roof, were yet as far apao and nature continents divided ut rolled between. Not smallpox, surely 1 My stepmother's voice reached ai through the medium of distance, fair although she was sitting at my side r speak ...

... told him at onC8 that he had an infectious disease on board. Mr TROUNCE: 1 know there are ships due bere from parts where small-pox is very prevalent. Dr WALTORD And where infectious disease are prevalent ail the year round. Instructions were then given ...

... windows. There are more shafts in some streets than in others. Mr RAMSDALE The more the better. Mr TBOCNOE We are free from small-pox or any infectious diseases now. Mr GIBBS I am gl id to hear you say that, for when Mr Tronnce came into the council first ...

... followed in Septem- ber by nine, but in Dscember 14. There were also 30 of whooping cough, 23 of diarrhoea, and four of small-pox. Twenty-seven deaths were the result of v olence; inquests were held on 50 bodies; and 80 persons died in the public institu- ...

... substitute if there were only a few more of them. I always go about London myself in a hansom or S. T., on the principle that no smallpox or fever patient is likely to have been taken to the hospital in one of them. A well- known physician gave me the tip, ...

... in one of the papers, when we were young was—the measles. Those who caught it were not to be pitied (for it was not like small-pox, an.i better than lessons), and those who didn't were taken away from fear of infection. I know a boy to whom this happy ...

... the face. Lady Mary Montagu, when she was at Constantinople, naw the ad- vantages of the plan, and gave her children the small-pox. It was shortly after hsr death that Jenner developed the idea. WHICH ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST EXPLOSIVES ? From the evidence ...

... look at the children before you go out an a morning, and let me know if JOb think they til anything. If they started with small-pox old Varse would never worry me by saying a word the last moment, and the little nursery- governess has never been left without ...