... form of small-pox which we call.cow-poi, is found to be as perfectly; secured against -an attack of natural small-pox as if he had once had the natural disease.; Vaccination does not give snore perfect protection against an attack of small-pox thabi what ...

... no means of knowing whether the same has been the case amengthe population at large.. *. X Owing to an alarm of smallpox, 1289 workmen in a large shipyard in Bremen, in 1888, were revaccsnated l with the same humanised lymph of these 191 had ...

... indifference as regards the liability of an individual to smallpox whether or not he has been vaccinated,- or who even go the length of asserting that vacci- nation has increased the smallpox mortality, are either grossly ignorant of the subject on which ...

... reported 74 cas'es of smallpox as against 120 in the previous 'two wveeks. On the sam e date there werei124 casees of smallpnox under hospital treatment;l and-22 were'being treated at home-making in al1. 146. Of the 124 cases' 'of smallpox .in hospital 82 were ...

... the most virulent form of small-pox and typhus deci. mates their numbers, and unhappily spreads its con- tagion around. At Kustendjie, according to the latest accounts, the deaths had reached as high as 60 per day from small-pox alone; at Verna, Trebi- ...

... Wonderfully fine specimens of this class, because you tell me they represent the old devastations which I have ascribed to smallpox as having been causod by myself and others in a similar position in the Highlands. Now, as it happens that those devastations ...

... of lodging-houses, lodgers as a class of applicants con- tinue to increase. FEVER AND SMALL-POX. In Nov., 18G3, there were 18 cases of fever, and 11 of small-pox. In Nov., 1864, there were 9 cases of fever, and none of axnall-por. ; TIIC 6HAiBANo remarked ...

... insusceptible of vaccination, many of them from havlng been already vaccinated, and all being equally insusceptible of* small-pox the remain. ing 261 per cent.' are returned as rmoved from the district before vaccination, or etherwise not ae-, counted-for ...

... there was a decrease i of £17 Ile Sd. a PERTH.-ANOTHtR CASE OF SMALLPOX -The a authorities have apparently b-en too precipitate in cosgrat-ilatiag thritselves en the suppression of .the smallpox epidemic in Perth. Ou Saturday a ynwinc married woio na ned ...

... an exansiation of that register that the facts as B I- to small-pox had been obtained. The-population t s of the parish was probably 4200; and if so, b e then the death-rate was 24-'36, small-pox acor - b s ing for 622 deaths. In all, 59 disaases-werenamed ...

... land at Loch Uiskivah. They found shelter at some crofters' hoases. - ______ ,THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN EXGLAND.-The Register-General reports that during the past week smallpox caused 25 deaths in Sheffield, :3 in Bristol, and 2 in Nottingham, but not one ...

... siinply ignored it. In Birmingharn a few years 0. a..o. out of 150t ca-es of smallpox 1300 bad been vaccnated; and 'r, Taunton, about the same time, our of 171 ca-os of smallpox 169 bad received this wonderful protection. Now, with such figures as these ...