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... and this year would have been 2d. less had \iz not beon for the Small-pox expenditure. P S, ST . 0% Tue Geasr vor Hicuen Epveatiox. l‘ Now as regards Bducalion, a good deal of | misapprebens.on and misunderstanding ex-‘l st especially in refcrence to ...
... A TERRIBLE OUTBREAK. SMALL-POX ACROSS THE HUMBER. EARL AND ANTI-VACCINATORS. CONSIDERATION FOR CONSCIENCE. Ancaster has more counsideration for toe, . 2 . Rort ™ | Committee, Mrs. Stanley Udale, had removed te mhfi““l{hm-'n'l‘zdoa.ua‘bfllmml:‘b;yh-hm—m ...
... ’IN VIEW of unavoidable overcrowding at present existing in Bracebridge Mental Hospital and the presence of Small-pox in Lincoln, all visiting of patients by friends resident within the Lincoln Boundaries is stopped until further notice, g In cases of ...
... BRACEBRIDGE COUNCIL. Huge Cost of Smallpox Case A VOTE OF CONDOLENCE TO THE MAYOR. HIS HOUSE OUTSIDE THE NEW BOUNDARIES. The monthly meeting of the Brace bridge Council was held on Monday evening, Mr. W. Coulson presiding. FRANCIS-STREET QUESTION. A ...
... have to pay part of Brunston’'s rural district’s emall-pox bill, whereas they had had uo small-pox in their own. At the time h>» was speaking the sanitary authorities had received the notification of a case of wuallpox at Welton. Its history is somewhat ...
... SMALLPOX IN LINCOLN. —_—o —— Another Qutbreak. THE THIRD CONTACT CAMP. A Mysterious Case. LINCOLN GOOD TEMPLARS. A Reply to Mr.Seely’s Recent Speech. On Saturday afternoon the 32nd aaniversary of the Lindnm Lodge of the Independemt Order of Good 'hnmhm ...
... KHALIFA DEFEATED AND KILLED. TEN EMIRS SLAIN. THOUSANDS OF PRISONERS. ISLE OF AXHOLME RURAL COUNCIL. SMALL-POX AT BELTON. LOCAL WAR NOTES. | — 0 — l ...
... Lincoln Small-Pox Contact Camp Brokea Up. NEW PICTURE POST CARDS. RUDDOCK’S SERIES. LINCOLN by MOONLIGHT. SIX Artistic Views 6d. The Cathedral, The Castle, The Stonebow, (;ld Palace Ruins, Newport Arch, Lincoln (distant view), : Pn'aduood in J. W. Ruddock’s ...
... Montreal. It etates that in 1885 there was an epidemic of small-pox in Montreal; that the French-Canadians were as a rule unvaceinated, anl that in consequence 3,614 Montrealers died of small-pox; and that sinee then the French-Canadians have largely accepted ...
... there was small-pox, and as a result of that thirteen people had had to be inoculated and one of them had cot tracted small-pox Ret erring te a rumour that had been spread in the city that the local authority were unable to diagnose smallpox amd assistance ...
... said Councillor Nowell, was still proving a great asset to the citizens. THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK. UNVACCINATED CHILDREN THE VICTIMS Some interesting facts regarding the small-pox epidemic in the city were divulged in the Medical Officer’s report on infedious ...
... ran thus: “As no one can have small-pox twice, and as the, mildest small-pox is as 'w‘nnuu of a second attack as the | soverest, ®o vaccination, which induces a 1.u.hl variety of small-pox, in like manner |averts small-pox for life.” But as ex|puwnoe proved ...