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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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... towns, has recently had a practical illustration of the folly of proorastination in this matter. A tramp suffering from small-pox made ibis appear. ance one morning at the Denbigh Infirmary. He was put into an isolated room, and notice was sent to the ...
... 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 ...
... SMALL.POX IN SIHEEP, A supilement to the Imnidon Gazette, puiblished oII INMondlay night, co ntains an Orler ?? which the following is the mlalterial part - NV heras iacoitagions or infectiois disordler, known or described as the slseeppex, or Variola ...
... -When a severe epidemic prevails, public at- Y tention is naturally directed to its causes and preven- t. tio'. Tie cause of small-pox is a specific contagion- n its preventive, perfect vaccination. This is now uni- ' versally acknowledged, and has been made ...
... -c-vaccinated in 18.57, or earlier years, only one case of Small-pox occurried in 1857. Throughout the entire Prussiam Army (numbering somewhere about 200,000 soldiers), there were only five cases of small-pox, rand only one soldier died thereof. Small- pox prevailed ...
... WORSE THAN SMALL-POX. A GREAT DANOPc WHICH MEONACES MAN UNsrSPczlOvs PUBLIO. The Brcimpton Hospital for Coneumptives, in London, reports that over fifty people out of every hundred consumptives ar6 victims of constipated or inactive kidneys. Consumption ...
... 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 ...
... eportecd by the Sanitary :- (3omitt th at'ofthe welve'cases of infectious diseases.- notiliedt ?? the miit. four' were i smallpoX Th; e first: osorred.'at -Iabris The t p.tint wasremove'd tothe -Oararvon Hospital, ., .where :he ?? lit h. second c'ase ...
... 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 ...