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... OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX. It was reported to the Hull Corporation Sanitary Committee on Monday that since Friday thirty-six cases of smallpox had been admitted to the hospital, making 300 since the outbreak in the spring. It was resolved to add two additional ...
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... SMALLPOX IN NEW YORK. Smallpox is raging in New York, and 40 can. have been discovered in the vicinity of Sixtieth Street, a district which has been called the most thickly-populated area in the world. The pest is believed to have started with a negra ...
... A VISITATION OF SMALL-POX. Alid,Nsebrongli is suffering from a visitation of the terrible epidemic which recently scourged Gloucester; 150 cases of small-pox have ac- curred, and the Fever Hospital Committee have been compelled to order the removal of ...
... improper food and living. The accomplished authoress statistically proves thar during the las- smallpox epidemic of 1871-2. when nearly iO.OOo persons died from smallpox alone, the;. wa» not one death over tl.e average percentage for the nine previous years ...
... VACCINATION ACT. COLONEL MELLOR, i M.P., AND THE SMALLPOX DANGER. In granting 100 vaccination certificates at nndelide, the other; day, Colonel Mellor, M.P., said the generation did not know what smallpox was, but those who lived perhaps 10 or 20 years ...
... SMALL-POX AT GLOUCESTER. At a meeting of the Gloucester town Council on Tuesday afternoon, the chairman of the Sanitary Committee read a letter from Dr. Campbell, the Medical Officer of Health, stating that during the past, fortnight a steady decline ...
... Commis- sioners of Travel, stating that Mr. John Foster IVase.r, the leader of the expedition, has been stiuck down with small-pox at Mainpuri, a small country town a short distance from Agra.. This is the first serious illness that any of the cyclists ...
... An epidemic of small-pox has broken out in Newry. William Frood, carter, swooned on a lorry in Glasgow, and, falling to the ground, died. A child named Kingston, son of a farmer, was accidentally burned to death near Drimo- leagur, co. Cork. A wall at ...
... annually in every 1000 persons living. The annual death-rate was 25 per 1000 in Edinburgh, in Glasgow, and 38 in Dublin; small-pox caused 9 more deaths in Dublin. The annual rates of mortality per 1000 last week in the 20 English towns, ranged in order ...
... popula- tion have suffered from typhoid fever and kindred diseases. Epidemics of scarlet fever have occurred in 135 prisons, of smallpox in 145, and of a severs form of measles in 121. ...
... will ask for it. Most efficacious in preventing and curing Head- ache, Constipation, Indigestion, Skin Eruptions, Vomiting, Smallpox, Heartburn, &c. Mr Young writes, For Jfifteen years I have taken it every morning, and dur ng the whole of that time have ...