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... General Postmaster for Santa Claus,” and on inquiries being made it was found that the child-wnter’s father had died from smallpox. His uncle, who lived in the same house, had also succumbed, and two other members of the family attacked with the disease ...
... bronchos PERSONAL ACCIDENTS all kinds including Policies from per annum ACCIDENTS and Doable Railway Insurance with for by Small-pox Typhoid Scorlfl Fever Diphtheria or Measles from per annum SICKNESS ASSURANCE covering Weekly Compensation daring Disablement ...
... year. 16.45 Rate of mnortality from zysnetic diseases .,0.32 flied under, one year od ..2 Diled aged 60 end upwards ?? Of smallpox ?? Whoop0ing cough .. I IDiphi hieria, Mlembranous croup ?? Scarlet fever.0 Enterlc fever ,. . , . , . . . . 1 Typhus fever ...
... Railway aud Marine Policies, from 4s per annum. ALL ACCIDENTS and Double Railway Insurance, with allowances for disablement Small-pox, Typhoid, Typhus, Scarifl Fever, Diphtheria, or Measles, from 20s per annum. SICKNESS ASSURANCE, covering Weekly Compensation ...
... and deaths registered in Bristol (inclnJioe; Clifton) ohrrins; the week ended Saturday, ; December 30. Total birth* m 1191 Small-pox R*i« per IJOO per an. Total Kate per per an. Diphtheria rate Membranous croup corresponding Scarlet week for year-.. ZtSl ...
... v^eruorot Fin- land, to make :x careful examira ion of ,11 ,„ coming English vessels. Ihis order owes it origin t> the news that small-pox j a raginßin The English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd 126 tons, oi Maldon, has been totally lost with al bands during the Rale ...
... have ae It was To the General P: Toe Santa and, on inquiries bei it was found that the child-writer’s father had dicd from small-pox. ia uncle, who lived in the same house, had also succumbed, and two other members of the family atsacked with the disease ...
... upon two Royal Commissions, one to inquire into the condition of the London small pox and fever hospitals, the other on small-pox and vaccination. He was President of the Clinical Society in 1869 ; of the Royal Medical and Chimrgicel Society in 1875, ...
... fraternity that smallpox is • dirt disease. that vaooination is not • true preventative, and that it is sometimes injurious to health, and on those grounds I consoientiorisly object. Sir Charles Sawle : Do you think a child being attacked by smallpox is preferable ...
... 6D. PER. CENT. Personal Accident Insurance Policy provides Life Annuity uble Railway with allowance for Dissble- ment by Smallpox, Typhoid, Typhus, Scarlet Fever, Diphtheria, or Measies. Fidelity Guarantees. mand Workmen's Rates. Vehicle Todemn: SEO ...
... WHAT SMALL-POX COS? HULL. Dr. Fraser, the chairman of the Hull Health Committee, states that the small-pox outbreak has cost the people of Hull £12,500 for vaccination alone. During the prevalence of the dißease about 50,000 persons have been vaccinated ...
... FROM 1/6 PER CENT. PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE POLICY provides LIFE ANNUITY. DOUBLE RAILWAY with allowance lor Dlstbl-ment smallpox, Typhoid T>phus, Scarlet Fever. Diphtheria, Measles. FIDELITY GUARANTEES. SICKNESS ASSURANCE. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION and ...