... There was often miusidssable 4111lealty, he stated, in differentiating bdiresermallpox and chickenpox. Rektraig to peewee of smallpox is Marylebees, Dr. Myth said the conditioa of Mime Is Borough in regard to the disease 111 1111upared very favourably with ...

... Joint Smallpox Homaital For the reception of smallpox patients te dietriet on payment of five mines@ mob patient. The rommater kited that there wee no need for them r any expense at present upon a tem. 4 nfltital for the isolatior, of smallpox het if ...

... by the purchase * Mr. Clement Buckley, Philadelphia, being well maintained. The inevitable return :i the nomber cases of smallpox iu the present outbreak ill House of Common* the Government a-i!l I Unionist raerabor a*’ tins session bring in in fulfilment ...

... community is liable now the ravages of this fell malady as ever it has been. Smallpox,” said Dr. E. W. Hope (in a note read before the Liverpool Medical Institution “Outbreaks Smallpox in “besides being the most loathsome and most destructive of diseases, is ...

... Speakers followed pro and con., but the majority were against the innovation. A report issued on Saturday shows that the small-pox epidemic has cost London £400,003 in hospital accommodation alone. ...

... excitement Thursday in connection with the East Down election. Both candidates held two meetings. Seventy-eight fresh cases of small-pox occurred in London yesterday, compared with 71 on Wednesday. This the highest daily total in the present epidemic. Jt is ...

... Medical Officer of Health that one of, ; patients, a man named Thackeray, was suffering from smallpox. As a result, was alleged, twelve other people had smallpox, and three the cases terminated fatally. -It was further alleged that while attending the case ...

... days a statemefc as to ail Richards’ liabilities at the time of his this suggestion His Honour agreed Since Aug 5 less 2404 small-pox London epidemic has involved ratepayers an expenditure of £400000 There is no limit to the enterprise American Mrs Jock of ...

... afraid of him, although he was as repulsive-looking a man as I have ever seen. His face was horribly marked and seamed with smallpox, his nose was wide and turned up; his mouth was still wider, with great, coarse lips. His eyes were so deeply sunk into his ...

... SMALLPDX IN LITXRPOOL. For some time past smallpox has been very prevalent in London, As a proof of the serious nature of the outbreak, the King, it seems, has subjected himself to the unpleasant operation of ravaceination. London is a long way off, but ...

... danger of smallpox being spread through the casual paupers. They recommended that any casual who appealed at all ill should be seen at once by the medical officer, even if he made no complaint of illness, end laid it clown that no of smallpox should be ...

... to report cases of smallpox to the Sanitary Authorities might declare the said cases of smallpox to be be cases of chicken-pox ; and (c) the confusion which exists in the minds of the public between chicken-pox and smallpox, this Council resolves ...