... 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 ...

... must take, or is liable to take, small-pox. He assumes, secondly, that vaccination is a protection against small-pox. These are the two articles of the vaccinator's creed. I deny both these assumptions. I deny that small-pox is a necessity, and I cannot see ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... royal commission to inquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts. Also into the condition as regarded the prevalence of small-pox or otherwise, of any towna or districts in which the Government had for two years or more failed to proee. cute for refusal ...

... form. The CHAIRMAN Can't wo move so all to get a regulation or bya-laws of any kind whereby if there be typhoid fever or small-pox the fact is to be lIoLitied before entering the port ? Mr TROUNCE Tho only way I see is by co-oper- ating with the Customs ...

... 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 ...

... royal commission to inquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts. Also into the condition as regarded the prevalence of small-pox of any towns or districts in which the Government had for two years or more failed to prose. cute for refusal to vaccinate ...

... any form. The CHAIRMAN Ojn't wa move so a to get regulation or tye-laws of any kind whereby if there be typhoid fever or small-pox the fact is to be notified before entering the port ? Mr TROUNCK The only way I see is by co-oper- ating with the Customs ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...