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... proposed. SMALLPOX THE DISTRICT. The Clerk submitted a report by the County Sanitary Inspector infectious diseases in the district last meeting. There had been smallpox, diphtheria, 2 of erysipelas, nnd scarlet fever. The first case of smallpox believed ...
... The small-pox epidemic in the United States has become widespread, and there is a grtat deal of public alarm in some places, degenerating into panic The disease is taking a maligr'aut form, and large, proportion those taken with a«» ' ...
... which there were 49 cases during 1900 and 15 during the year 1901. These all occurred during the first quarter of the year. Smallpox was present in the. city till the month of September. The disease was generally brought from Glasgow, where it prevailed ...
... But the condition of the city finances necessitated the postponement of many schemes of betterment. A serious outbreak of smallpox caused some unexpected expenditure, but the disease was happily stamped out. After much debate, the Town Council decided ...
... because he, too, loves Nanette. Planchet is a villain. He is red-haired and has a low brow ; moreover, be has been pitted with small-pox ; furthermore, he has an evil expres; sion, and sometimes squints. Jules is fat and good-humoured : Antoine is lean and bilious ...
... the other, and in still better preservation At the west end of the nave is fine bust of Lady Anna Sophia Dormer, who died small-pox, the 2nd February, 1694. There is monumental brass in Wing Church, bearing the following inscription : Honest old Thomas ...
... wacclnatin* agio’ small-pox, cholera, and the measles, together wi* ’oopin’ cough several other baby complainiu as *ev hmjorious effect upon people ’ev cut tfaeir wisdom teeth, you know I told honour that I caught that ’ere werry disease of small-pox which spiled ...
... what appeared to be irreparable disgrace and ruin oveitook her. The facia of the case were brief and damning. • well-to-do smallpox patient had berm admitted to the infectious ward of which Esimi then had charge, and had died in a few days. The body WAS ...
... bootrids the urea one aide. Thia again one tlie mailers which practical measures ore deferred until 1901. Tito erection »ew small-pox boepital at lane v.ae etarted during too snruuer. at catimaied ro«t £15,000. Sheffield Fedwatod Trades Ootmcil eodeavonre' ...
... tegular passenger service yet i And in 1801 that now thing vaccination had just brilliantly'proved its value during an alarming smallpox epidemic—and the cousdentions objector is still with net , Quantity and Quality. An easily made comparison, finally, is that ...
... • •-» ZYMOTIC DISEASES. Average Case No of notified cases during Zymotii last previous deaths week, six weeks, last week Small-pox • • • Typhus • • • ~- -~ fw« 6 . - Scarlet fever . . ■ . 38 1 Puerperal fever . 1 1 r**«ia and •~ 71 Measles • • ...
... W. Clark, Governor, H.M. Prison, promoted to Perth. 15. Centenary of Dundee Advertiser. 25. Proclamation of King. 30. Smallpox outbreak in Dundee. 31. Stannergate Station opened. February 7. Globe explosion—official inquiry. 21. Bailie Barrie's ...