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... Engliflla ftlau-dia poffeffons ; in Andalufia, and feveral other provinces of Spain ; in Vienna and Mar- (trer seilles, the Small-poxe has been completely exterminated ;hst, by tise pradlice of Vaccine Inoculation. ave On Saturday a fire broke out at Coornbank ...
... girl, aged 15 years ; speaks good English, works .d at her needle, washes well, does household wlork-, arld has had the small-pox. This is all very well, but quite a mistake as to the last slave offered for sale in of England. The last slaves offered ...
... steamer in another canoe were capsized into the water and taken by the sharks. At Sierra Leone, the ravages of fever and small-pox had abated. The Dublin Evening Mail of Monday says that the judgeship vacant by the death of the Honourable Patrick rlunket ...
... the intermediate is o ports. She ' was' under orders to ornize afterwards S n across the Gulf of California to La Pays. Small-pox: had 5 s entirely disappeared tromp on board, and the health of the, S r- officers. and crews was.stated to be very Dood ...
... diseases; bult it was certain Portsmouth ocon- enpied a lo v position with reference to infectious diseases. te. They knewy that small-pox bad been lately raging in Lou. .b, don, Liverpool, and other parts; but with the exception ia- of a few imported cases, they ...
... board the flagahipll It is more than probable that ,st the squadron will now return to England for the Christmas I seasn, as small-pox caun dubidrbedly be'treated better in have ourh me hosptal tha itcnb a oh Rck or in the told Tags.Thefai Bie'o the-men are ...
... certain classes of disease unless legislation were universally applied 1 throughout this great country, r Let them take small-pox. That could only be stamped out by the vigorous ap- plication of, vaccination. Legislation had been applied 1, to it, but ...
... losing one ; and Baron Demsaale, a grat ineeu. not later, declared th~it not one in 1504D died of engrrafted ~ Ider small-Pox, In the Small-pox Hospital, in 1707-08-99, Hi among 5964 inoculated individuals, there were only nine il tedeaths. Dr. Gregory estimated ...
... Swept over the country. The Jury agreed mended by the Government Inepector.-After a consula v rart. that the death was from small-pox, accelerated by the TI negleet of the parents in not having the child vaccinated. ro, MODERN ADVLNTURERS.-A couple of Iads ...
... laughing. s SMALL-POX AND VACCINATION.-The figures of 'Dr. Buchanan, the Medical Officer of the Local a Government Board, in regard to small-pox are remark-! f able. He estimates that during tho last twelvo montls I! 1532 persons har-e died of small-pox in London ...
... not removed within a few 5 hours, disease particles would produce zymotic diseases. nobh as fevers, cholera, diphtheria, small-pox. Well, e the usual method with them was to get rid of it y instantly and convey it away, more or less rapidly or is elowly ...
... found it. There could be tie Lut doubt about its hereditary and contagiosus character med bet it was uot thec ontagion of small-pox or scarle in ferer. He proposed ,a vote of tbaaxks to the X one en rable Arehdeaoon for his loeture.-Tr. Ollis seconded ng ...