... 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 ...

... The accounts shew total liabilities £42,653, and assets £ 6,371. The bankrupt was unable to attend as he is suffering from smallpox. Mr Sydney opposed the application, saying he should allege fraud against the bankrupt. The application was postponed until ...

... Goverin- mlent Board! in the late Liberal Administra- i tion, The banklirupt w-as unable to attend, as 9 he is suffering from small-pox. The applica- tion was postponed until .pi il 11. Mr. Carew, M.P., and Mlr. Kilbiide, M.1h, . wvere to have appeared at Kildare ...

... numober' of deaths gi from zymotic disensen, &c., wvithan hrtie borough of el Gardifi for tire week ending- Saturday last:. - Sm~all-pox ?? Scarlet ?? 0 h ?? ?? S hoohping ?? . Typho'd ?? ?? cc Chltaelrea ?? ry ?? cci ?? ?? ?? w Tine total numiber of ...

... ng to a rate of 2 08. It was only 1-0 in Sussex, but in Lancashire it was 3'20, and Staffordshire 5'95. The deaths from small-pox were only 25, and fewer than in any quarter since December, 1886. During the last September quarter the marriages of 103 ...

... address on Vaccination Sbail it be Abohehed t In his prefatory remark- Mr Alien dwelt upon the fearful nature of the disease small-pox, and ,maintained that it could be grappled with and subdued if the law as to vaccination was properly enforced. THK CANTON ...

... 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- ...

... against were scarlet fever, small-pox, and possibly cholera and typhoid fever-he did not think they were likely to have much of the latter—aud occasionally diphtheria. Certainly the majority of the cases would be small-pox and scarlet fever. The great ...

... Keep your patients apart, in a care- fully arranged and well-aired building your fever patients here, your sufferers from small-pox there, the very sad subjects of diphtheria in an exclusive ward,—these are the three conditions, as the medical members of ...

... against were scarlet tever, small-pox, and possible cholera and typhoid fever-he did not think they were likely to have much of the latter-and occasionally diphtheria. Certainly the majority of the cases would ba small-pox and scarlet fever. The great ...

... A SMALL-POX CASE AT NEWPORT. At the Newport Town Council, to-day, the medical officer reported that a fatal case of emall- pox occurred in Baneswell, but that be bad been unable to trace it in any way. At the time there was small pdx at Bristol and Cardiff ...

... practically un- reliable. A vaccinated child nevar knows what it has in him. Vaccination may or not nse up tho basis of small-pox it may or may not be injurious but certaiu it is that you never kuow now you stand, or what liabilities you have incurred ...