... Small-Pox. Dr. Thomas recommended certain in face of the small-pox outbreak in South AVuler. The Assistant Clerk said that the Lampeter Rural Council hail decided to co-operate with the Lampeter Town Council, which body hail takcii a house on Celina suountain ...

... Aberystwyth: \- Town Council. The Water Supply. Smallpox Precautions. A. meeting of the Aberystwyth Town Council leas bald on Tuesday. Present: The Mayor ILCouncillor Captain E. Llewellin) in the chair; Aldermen J. Barclay Jenkins, Daniel Thomas, IProfeasor ...

... “QANITAS” is the hut l eeventive &pi the 'read of Small-pox, Typhoid Fever, Scarlet }ever, Hay Fos or, Foot-end-mouth, Cattle, and all Infectious I li.eAses. Ir to injurious antion on the Fneet clothing, fur , eitme, cerpeting, ho. It is stnogly e ...

... district where small-pox is known to exist 2. A smallpox officer should be appointed for ever! town or district, whose duty it should be to Update every case of small-pox, and :superintend the of the house where small-pox occurs. 3. Wherever small ...

... vaccination a protection &ginnet small-pox, the vae@Mated person has nothing to fear in an spidissio of that. dismiss, and that if vaccination will not protect a person when he is exposed to the infection of smallpox, it is an entirely useless precaution ...

... Globe remarlra -- As an example of how vaccination has diminished the prevalence of small-pox in foreign countries, we find that in Copenhagen the fatality of smallpox is but an eleventh of what it was; in Sweden little over a thirteenth; in Berlin and ...

... Health for Leicester, lectured at the Old County Hall, London, on Monday , on -The Smallpox and Vaccination Question To -day and urged that the great fall in smallpox mortality dating the past 20 years ceuld mach more reasonably be attributed to sanitation ...

... SMALL-PDX. The insemination of small-pox was discussed at Saturday's meeting, in Newcastle, of the loyal flimitary, Institute. Dr Buchanan. of the Local tioversoent Board, said the direction et the wind and an out-break of small-pox the relation of cause and ...

... 1;492009. Glasgow, 1901-04 with vaccinated smallpox eases, 3,417, smallpox deaths, 377, fatality rate per cent., 11.93, co- • of epidemic, £150,000. Sheffield 1387438 well vaccinated, smallpox c.isew, 7,066, smallpox deathe, 688, fatolity rate per cent., 9 ...

... provide another ship with a tonnage of 3,001 in addition to the Atlas for the accommodation uf small-pox patients. The comparative return of the number of small-pox patien'a showed an increase of 122 Cans remaining under treatment, the number in all the hospitals ...

... dysentery, 1 from simple cholera, and not one from typhus. The number of small-pox patient' in the Metro. politan Asylum Hospitals had further fallen to 285 on Sunday last. The Highgate Small-pox Hospital contained 13 patients on Saturday two new cases having ...

... erected on the site propoonsl, in the event of an outbreak of smallpox in Aberystwyt h, however grave the situation. the lams of this realm absolutely prohibit the reception of a single case of smallpox in an Isolation . llospital so situated. I would the'refory ...