... but r identical conditions of smallpox infection, people of s all ages in Sheffield had, if they were vaccinated, a a more than treble immunity against attack by t smallpox, and a 34-fold security against death by i smallpox aaq compared with-their not ...

... 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 ...

... vaccinated and did not catch smallpox it was said great was the blessing of vaccination. If a man was vaccinated and caught smallpox lightly the same remark was made; whilst if a man was vaccinated, and caught small-pox and died, it was said great ...

... 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 ...

... drowned. ANOTiiERm outbreak of smallpox has been reported e: eto the Durdee sanitary inspector: The patients are I t threechildren named Reddie, who were removed to 13 d the Sinallpox Hospital. The last case of smallpox 0 e in Dundee was reported on February ...

... from diphtheian, 45 from scarlet fever, 38 frorn fever (principally O enteric), 32 from diarrhoas, and not one from PM smallpox. No death from any of these zymotic as diseases was recorded during the week in k; Wolverhampton, while they caused the greatest ...

... Board at the Whitsunday term. ot SMALLPOX ON S SEAL STIAMEtER.-Information has just been received at Greenock that the seat stearier ye Mastiff, of Bristol, has just pet into St John's, in Newfoundland, with smallpox on board, from which In some deaths ...

... 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 ...

... Pr or Another outbreak of smallpox in Dundee was Re It reported yesterday to the sanitary inspeetor. et. Lat The patients ae three children, who we=>a re- anc r&- moved to the smallpox hospitaL The last came f JW his smallpox in Dundee was reported on ...

... traced inlr. runnu's Ito- t port, and some of tho facts hoe has brought out i are of the utalost interest and importance. j Small-pox, li]ke mueasles and ?? other *lis- 11: eases, is often spread by people who arc ailing, I1 but do not kn0oW` what is the ...

... of the title o vaccination as a protection against smallpox, (Cheers.) Personally he was convinced that in the case of those who were not adenuately vaccinated the severity of the attack of the smallpox was inhnitely less than in that of persons 'who had ...

... hel said, observed that titere were parts of the ior country in whicl, previously to the practice of rtf sniallposiog, the smallpox was not known during en periods- of twenty, thirty, andl oven forty years al This, lle contended, entirely disproved [lie ...