... vaccinated now, and the Braintree district is rapidly becoming a vast unvaccinated area. If ever there should be an outbreak of smallpox here the place would be devastated. ...

... g Beverage by the simple addition of water. and if taken according to directions IN the beat preventive and curetive of Small-pox, Scarlet Fever and other diseases. It does not contain Magnesia or any earthy matter calculate I to pro luce Gallstones or ...

... averaged only 256 per 1000. against 270 and 3P2 in the corresponding periods of 1879 and 1880. The 1936 deaths included 54 from smallpox, 39 from measles, 38 from scarlet fever, 19 from diphtheria, 39 from whooping-cough, 8 from enteric fever, I from ill-defined ...

... his wife from drowning was related to a coroner's jury at Newport (Mon.) on Tuesday night. As Mrs. Walker, matron of the smallpox hospital at Newport, was returning from town with her husband along the canal bank she fell into the water during a fit of ...

... purpose. In such circumstances preference must be given to applications from places in which smallpox is known to exist. Public vaccinators in whose district small-pox is spreading should, therefore, state this fact in making applications for lymph. The Board ...

... elestaat Soler Soap. great promsdratsre of health. and Snieted. Ile thorongh/y and (handsets atlas& of few. errarlatuss. smallpox. and titled. •ix U. true antierptlo P with which we an acqualatcd.— Mr. 1 , 416 loamat AIM:WOO/a tatters often mob praying ...

... grocer named 3heow rapidly( thews township, to recover demise the ground that the Wise aged. Trc a r icepsperigdiegeosed as smallpox a is this pisiatifis wnillornent was reel. It wee afterwards decoresed that the tone from nodose's with emplicetioes, bet ...

... first necessity when so preventable a disease as small-pox occurs ; whereat' no means of isolation are thought of when other specific fevers exist, which cause an infinitely greater mortality than small-pox does. It is so rarely that • temporary hospital ...

... per annum for ten years. With reference to the question of providing proper means of isolation in the event of • case of smallpox occurring, It was decided that the Chairman, vine-Chairman, and Mr. O. E. Richrrds should meet the committee appointed by ...

... invigorating Beverage by the simple addition of water, and if taken wording to direction/Ai. the best preventive and euretive of Small-pox, &wrist Firer end other diseases. It does hot contain Migneeia or any iserthy matter calculate i to pie luce Gallatooes or ...

... wrote to the Standard upon the small-pox epidemic at Gloucester, and the following reply was sent by Dr. Francis T. Bond, ben. sec. of the Jennor Society : Sir, do not think that an inquiry into the mortality from small-pox is a very enifying subject fur ...

... THE VACCINATION ACTS. The alarming outbreak of small-pox which has recently occurred in the city of Gloucester is clearly the aggravated result of allowing the compulsory clauses of the Vaccination Acts to be set aside by the local authorities. Many of ...