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... and thoroughly fumigated. The d lmarqne Edesund Kayo, of Newcastle, has also arrived in Is the Tyne, having had eases of smallpox on board, ono of - -t the crew, the snub, Mr. Bacr.css, having died. -, GoNTArnous DISEASES (-AY1MALS) Aer, 1878.- K r Return ...
... of isefant mortality, and diarrlhita was the ciief cause of its caisteoce in York. There had been twvo or three cases of smallpox imported into the city, but the disease ] had smot spreald. The most recent case wvas one of a hawker who left Bradford on ...
... visits to Blradlford, to keep eiigsgeo thle mincts, ott nights ieres to those naniretl. =0 I.11 ?? F UwRnHM LUTnhELAEC Or SMA~LLPox ix\ BRIAD-~ Ut !ut. roars.-- srstrr ?? Willilam ttoberlelaw, N)lt- is l-a, lar betweenl thirty reiitl forly y-ears of rigoe ...
... three beds each, and two for two beds cache lhey did not proupxose that any of these wards should I be used for cases of smallpox, for whirlc diseasc they did aot at iresiss recommend that anv special provision should he made. The proposed bulildigs were ...
... many are scattered over the borough of which I know nothing. It is highly satisfactory to note that neither diphtheria nor smallpox records a death. The latter disease has been imported into Leeds during the month of November last from Ahton-useder-Lyne ...
... from stcarlet fever. 57 from diphtheria, 31 Si frox diarrhma, 31 frona` fever q1riuctpally eniteric), t eand nott one from smallpox. INo death from r sny of these principal zj-motie diseases was registered during o 1the week in diull or in Welverhamnpton ...
... wvere referred to measles, 6 I t~o wVhooping-eongh, 2 to scarlet fever. 2 to ie-ver,' 1 |to diarrhea, and. uoi nrt one to smallpox or diphtheria. i in all, 23 deaths reeidted from these principal zymotec diseases, against 28 aud 31 in tho two ?? weeks ...
... 000, the iaean rate fc r the past decade being 20 2 ig per 1,000 per ainono. The three cases of typhoid fever st ant one of smallpox show ed theta the benefit of early a removal, and the urgent need of an infectious fever so hospital in the borouish. On ...
... Kuociint llar~ tstttbhislet the L first cotton1-clean~ing wor-ks in khiva. The DaiY N-it Pin-Is eon:-e-ipendrn~t ttAegraphs- Smallpox anti dcglitlt-rit reigit cit I31t Outsi Aichbisbop Ryan. of PhiladotphitL, httts ptotini.L-d ito subscribe the' sunt of 100 ...
... 770 ho) Sl'iOrIe fee, c f' wheooiht-coti''b 674 to diplitleria, '90).0 to yovser' (orincipall)y etaiterie'),' antI 13 to smallpox. These- 6,58 1-.1dathis O'iier eiqual. to anl tanntuil rate, of 2-8 per 1,000, wxhicis wasi 07 arbuve the general zym tctic ...
... period of' 1887, the traffic receipts have increased by £6818, which imay he attributed to thle disap- peiarancea of the smallpox epiderme. The directors recoinl- mend lhst the, revenue balance OF £71,999 sllould not be distributed] as dividend, bnt that ...
... spoendiug period of 1887, the cause being not so ?? th:e increase in trade generally, but the disappearance of tdie epidemic of smallpox, which bad hampered themn very mauch. They were now very nearly up to the average of 1886. Up to the present tine in 18B9 ...