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... part of the truth, for according to the universally accepted theories of the disease, Jenner rendered it impossible that smallpox should ever again be known to civilised communities. Oui readers do not need to be in- formed that-it rages in a fearful ...
... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION. The smallpox epidemic which has visited the metropolis has furnished occasion for re- opening what may be called the vaccine question. The returns of cases admitted to the hospitals have been examined, it is needless to say, ...
... the prevalence of smallpox and soarlatina, I,beg to say that at p resent I have net a single case of either in my district, Da-log the last month I have had eight eases of smallpox, but nto case of scarlet fever.,; One ease of smallpox occurring in a distriot ...
... several people suffering from smallpox at School-lane, Walton-le-Dale. Councillor Thornton pre- sented returns from the Catholic schools showing the num- ber of cses where the relatives of the scholars were suffer- ing from smallpox. Dr. Beard inquired as to ...
... THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX INq PRIESTON. I - -- ?? Iout t Smallpox still increases ire Preston. In another column iowever, will be Been the report made at the meeting of the Preston ridge at Board of Guardians, where it is stated that 20 cases lead off thle ...
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... 0 I i THE SANITARY COMMITTEE AND THE a OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX. A meeting of the Sanitary Committee was held on Mo4 er day, whren there weje present-hr. J. J. Myres (chairn),J t she Mayor (Aldernian M. S. lfaynard), and Messrs. Gal- sn loway, Sa'terthwaite ...
... of smallpox cases in the town during the past few weeks. APPOINTMENT OF MALE NuRsE.-The Officers, Committee 'reeommended the appointment of Win. Sandham as male nurse at the Fulivood Workhouse, at a salary of £30 per zninum. THE PROPOSED SMALLPOX SHEo ...
... disease prevalent, in the shape of typhoid fever and small-pox. Perhaps fever is not comparatively speaking, so extensive and virulent as to excite much alarm; but this qualification does not apply to small-pox. That sickening and destruc- tive pest, with its ...
... increase of ?? some farther discussion the subject dropped. SMALLPOX-PRECAUTIONAMY I MEAsUE.-A letter was re- ceived from Mr. Basil Cane, suggesting that, in conse- quence of the prevalence of smallpox, it would be well to take the strictest precautions in ...
... which could n be produced if required. s DR. BARnD ON THE SMALLPOX EPcDmuro.-Dr. BEARD, mt of the Local Government Board, specially attended and I. addressed the Board on the outbreak of smallpox. HE *y said he felt it his duty ti take that opportunity ...
... PRoposmco SMALLPOX HOSPITAL AT SAzLESURaY.- tl )The CLERK said that he had written to the Nuisance In. g' lspector of the Rural Spnitary Authority (Mr. Hurling) R - respecting the statement which had been made to the B I effect that a smallpox hospital ...