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... asked a lady what his hearers thought of his sermons. Well, if you must know, said she, ■they say that if the text bad the smallpox the fern= was le ao danger of catching it. AN APOLLO IN KNICKERBOCKERS. A correspondent of a Germaa paper, published in ...
... number (excluding infants) attending these schools has risen from 488 to 788. LATEST advice' from Rangoon show that the smallpox which has been raging there for some time is increasing. 1r is satisfactory to learn that the rice crop in Lower Ilurinah ...
... objections; (5) any substitute' that can he suggested in Voce of vaccination for the purpose of preventing the spread of smallpox ; (6) any Improvements that can be suggested in the present law or its administration for the purpose of removing objections ...
... panics BISMARCK and Bancroft, the United States aggforian, are intimate personal friends. Teaks was not r 8 single death from small-pox week in the 28 great towns of England and Wain. has decided to follow the example of Victoria and*South Australia, and start ...
... reminded by the unwwwwmmyy emanating from them. Under such eeedYfsms is not to be wondered at that cholera, typhoid. mod smallpox are constantly prevalent. A MP, arsthod of inoculation is occasionally which is to take some of the virus from a porn having ...
... Wowed at I could. lie saw me and skiddadled. Now, who says love is blind? I noN'r believe it's any use to vaccinate for smallpox, said a man, for I bad a child vaccinated, and in leas than a week after he fell out of a window and was killed. 0 No ...
... attraMed plena. the lad's dodoes were Wan, and be wen sensible. de!rfrom Uganda confirm the MOWS Helena's f f r t o s ai small-pox. Mwanga Is represented as very weak and occupied with personal ambitions and the danger from the increasing enmity between ...
... they hid conscientious objections, based brought up the b6dy, and a medical man was quickly :2thervation and the study of smallpox statistics, In attendance, but pronounced life extinct. The rod t hey protested against being coerced wirmit was deceased ...
... expedition for the relief of Emin Pasha, the natives engaged as carriers or otherwise were all vaccinated. When an epidemic of smallpox broke out, four of those who had been vaccinated were attacked by the disease, but in a mild form, and not one died. But ...
... by large quant , ties of animal food. Sergeant WI was described by pickets as short, thick-aak sod marked with the smallpox. He had 0 something of a reserved and thoughtful alr, as if he were engaged in deep arithmetical ca'culat'ons. He was renowned ...
... metropolitan area. That the following be the diseases to be dealt with under any, scheme to be adopted : Scarlet fever, smallpox, diphtheria, membraneous croup, typhoid, enteric, typhus. That a notification of the occurence of any of the infectious ...
... from whooping cough, 1410 from scarlet fever, 1385 from diarrhoea, 1321 from diphtheria. 1267 from fever end only 5 from small-pox. Thus 12,522 deaths were ascribed to those zymotic diseases. corresponding to an annual rate of 110 per 1000 living--a rate ...