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... The Toronto Globe mentions that Montreal is at present suffering very much from small-pox, and that what has happened there is very much against those who hold vaccination to be no protection against this terrible disease. Where there had been vaccination ...
... he was very highly esteemed both in his public and private capacities. He was one of the many who have fallen victims to small-pox during the past twelve months. ...
... along with their horses and cows), and the reason has only leaked out gradually. Such Arabs have no disease like measles or small-pox that, amongst the Chinese to wit, either renders blind or kills 30 per cent. of the population. The Arabs lie asleep with ...
... on a house in Diamond-street, burst through the roof and .ceiling into a bod-room in which one of the children ill of tha small-pox was lying, destroying the mantle-piece and some of the furniture. In the next room were four children in two beds labouring ...
... concluded.—British Medical Journal. SMALL-POX NEAR LbNDON.—The last quarterly re- turn of the Registrar General records the prevalence of small-pox in the South Midland division of the regis- tration districts. Thus small-pox is reported to have caused nine ...
... Cup, a native plant of Nova Scotia which we mentioned some time ago as being the specific used by the Indians against the small-pox, bids fair to realise the expectations entertained by medical men of its efficiency. In a letter addressed to the American ...
... warehouse under Parade Hill. The La- bourer and his wife had only one room and a small kitchen, and when their child had the small-pox; the former was occupied by the young sufferer and his nurse, while the latter served the multiplied purposes of parlour ...
... 135 lives have been destroyed in England and Wales in the ten years 1857-66 by eight epidemic diseases alone :-43,029 by smallpox, 7,684 fatal cases occurring from this disease in one year 92,374 by measles, as many as 11,349 fatal cases occurring in ...
... and other sources we learn that in his youth he was noted only for his ugliness and bad temper. He was pitted, too, with smallpox, and, as a quaint old Yorkshire lacy remarked, seemed only fit to be puncbcd! Chiomctershavegiveahaiootromaf.Ct: to his ...
... Mr Odger is a candidate for the representation of Bristol. Small-pox has broken out with great virulence in Paris. There is no truth in the report of the intended visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Ireland at Easter. News from Sir Samuel Baker's ...
... protected against the attacks of the young guinea worm. Most danger is to be apprehended from the outbreak of epidemics -of small-pox, of cholera, and enthetic disease. These are to be mainly avoided by not allowing troops to enter villages before the health ...