... shut our eyes and compaoently believe Christchurch will escape let what may come? What do facts teach us ? That places where smallpox, scarlatina, measles, and typhoid fever will exist and eprad, are the most likely to be visited by cholera. We have had all ...

... is an end tosnor anise plague may be banished iron Great BIM& Ten the written histories of typhus and yelbw fever, 4 human smallpox and cholera, and tear whet bee been done by curative means. The dodgem pnature gains victories over haveover these maladies ...

... sallowness, pimples, black spots, or not? I m iintitin that t RESIDENCE, seated on a pretty lawn, and commandin. trecklea smallpox marks, redness, roughness , and another die- 1 •- B selecting int o verso flgurements and discolorstions. In every g complaint ...

... position. It was not to vaccination proper that he had so much objection. He believed that in some :oases it was a preventive of smallpox; and even after being fined, as he was aware he must be, if when the rinderpest was over he could be directed to • cow having ...

... severe form of smallpox in cattle, why may it nut also be prevented by inducing in cattle the mild form of the disease, or ordinary cow•pox ? This we know can be done by inoculating them with vaccine lymph, or with the matter of human small-pox. No time might ...

... plantations. Is the rinderpest small-pox? That it is, begins to be the prevailing opinion here in scientific circles. Last week, at a meeting of the Pathological Society, Mr. Hancock was represented to have taken the small-pox from a beast which had been ...

... the admiration of foreign s, there is in London only one hospital devoted to tames of fever, and oats to the treatment of small-pox, The great body of the hospitals are chiefly for the reception of cases of accidental injury, or fo r persons afflicted with ...

... acquiesced in by the landlord. Bet a month ago • grown-up daughter, who bed bees in service, aad who bad been seized with the small-pox, was sent home from the hospital oared, the father said, but, according to the las& lord, quite smeared. She bad been sent ...

... proposed also that the children should be sent to separate schools; to remove from the workhouse infirmaries the fever and small-pox 0n,.,, and that a building should be I erected capable of containing from 700 to 800 of these patients. With regard to the ...

... Old-town. Forty-nine deaths from small-pox, 14 from measles, and 23 from scarlatina were registered during the week. Four children, sons of a choker, residing at 1, Woleerley-street, green, died, 3 from whooping-cough and smallpox, and 1 from whooping - cough ...

... following week, owing to colder weather, the deaths were 1,425, and in th e week which ended March 16,1,572. Forty deals from smallpox were registered last week —6 in Kensington, 3 in Whithabani, 2 in Stepan, Sin Poplar, 2 in Bermondsey, 4 in Lambeth, 3 in ...

... of population, 1,404. The deaths in the present return are less by 124 than the estimated number. Thirty-four deaths from smallpox were registered last week ; 3 in the sub d istri ct lslington East, 2 in St. Giles South, 2 in Bethnal-green Town, 2 in Bow ...