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... footing. He crguedl that as the number of smallpox patients was so small, it was a waste of ratepayers' money to keep the shipsopen. and lie recoimmended. as an eco- sornicos sneasure, that what fewv smallpox patients there wvere should be accommodated ...
... from diphtheria. 31 from wboopin-cough, I from typhus, 8 from enterio fever, 18 from u oia and dyeentery, and not one from small-pox, ill-defned forms of fever, or cholera; thus l10 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 48 below the corrected average ...
... diphtheria, 31 from whooping-cough, I from typhus. S fromn enteric fever, 13 from diarrhrea and dyseutory, nnd not oue from small-pox, ill-defined forms of continued fever. or cholera; thus 167 deaths were referred to those dieeases, being 49 below the corrected ...
... that observed during any of the past 50 year.. Dealing with the various causes of death, I hbae firmt of all to speak of smallpox, the disease to which reference has already been made, as having been the cause of the epidemic from which the town suffered ...
... 39 from diphtheria, 2 frotu I dierrhma, 34- from scarlet fever, 27 from fever (prin- ripahy ontario), and not one from smallpox. No death from any of these zymolic diseases was recorded during the week an Portsmouth or in Derhy, whereas they caused ...
... in the condition of Miss Anderson. 'ice ittalian steam'e Pratte arrived here this morning with sever al of mcccv down with smallpox, A desp'vtclh froni Baldwin, Miss.. states that yesterday,whilean old wonminn namel Russill, aged seventy-iine, andn Iwo ...
... was your last place ? Applicant: At tre hospital, mem. Madam: Were you a nurse there ' Applicant : No mem; I was a small-pox patient. CtLDtt)EMN'S CHATTER. A little four year-old, on seeing a half moon for the first time, exclaimed, 0, pa, the ...
... 103,815* second week of March, 186, indoor, 57,765; outdoor. 46,2Jd- total, 104,060 (excluding patients in the fever and small-pox hospital of the Metropolitan Asylum Dis. trict; the number of those patients on the last day of the week was returned as ...
... (Acersuglon) spoke of children beinlg presented before him for certificates who were suffering tremnl incipienlt dropsy and smaLlpox. He also mentioned that there xass a great increase of dliseases of the eyelids, in colisoqnenee of the steamcing now prevading ...
... In the last-named town the mill hands are s prevented from attending their employment. r EPIDEMIC OF SMALL-POX. 5 A wide.reaching epidemic of small-pox is reported from the Saxon - Bohemian frontier. The townspeople of Hasslan, Franken- lhens, Liebenstein ...
... Infections Diseases Hcospital at West Bromwich, it was distinctly under- 4ofd teat the limnitation should be to cases of small-pox, Drsl he argued against the extension of the arrangement i' cases of scarlet fever, because of the great cost that wkould ...
... is so subtle in. its initia- tory stages, still its effect has been proved to he so highly beneficial in connection with small-pox in the human subject, as well as for other disease s in animals, that it would he foolish to speak of it a s anything but ...