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... ant ounscience that I have examined the houre in Stirling Street belonging to I. , xantler Hirlop, and Irtely occupied by &smallpox patient. The honse lira thoroughly cleansed, di-infeeted, newly papered, and I consider it quite free from infection Anil ...
... , Bank Street. William Sanderson, Bookseller, Street. . _ _ SATURDAY'S Leh-eater Chroniele saysthatthereare 300 eaats of smallpox at preseat ander treatment in the town. ALLKIIINO BCRNINGS. —The shepherds on the farm of Halliburtou, nmr tsreeulaw, Be ...
... Selkirk. Mr Scott seconded the Provost's motion. Mr Anderson mentioned an instance where in • certain town the ep.demic of smallpox had been introduced by • tramp, and owing to the medical ufllcei not attending at the house in which lie was Wiled the tone ...
... tombstone in the Abbey Churchyard bears no inscription but a rude representation of his head, with the face marked with the smallpox, which disease was the cause of his blindness in early youth, and in the centre of the stone is • violin crossed with a ...
... hardship, pampered her other nieces and given them her eye-teeth, what do they up and do, when they tind she's in for the small-pox Gastight on • journey, but just leave her and the to go to destruction together Of course, Mrs Fans steps in and takes care ...
... his cork. He visited all clawe, of persons of any church to whom his visits were acceptable, and, during an epidemic of small-pox mot fever, he devoted much of his time, by night as well as by slay, to patients under those maladies, appareutly undeterred ...
... l3 DISTRICT MORTALITY FROM ZYMOTIC OII.LA.Lt. Right Banal Left Bask , Total. ,a - Gala. of Gall. Fever 4 0 Dipthena 3 0 Smallpox—. I 0 0 Searlat Ina . . Measles }looping ( tg h prlati . TOTA I . 0 8 BIRTHS YOH THE Qr•RTIIII. Stales 6B Females 54 Total ...
... days the piles of on the streets may be hoped to disappear. I el lash, of GiJa• Favor . • 0 1 1 DIPSI . ;AS. . 0 0 0 Small-pox. 0 0 0 ilooriaiLia, .. 1 1 2 0 0 0 g r =os4b 4 1 5 0 0 0 Total i a 0 • A ia the bad of tko , it, tito nikt bask is ...
... 3 A . 3 Thee* 13 IHary . 0 12 and age s .. 3 Spastic Diseases. Total. Distriet ifilledafroa . 'Mara • bad 1 Diphthirria, Small-pox, %I osiden. ?looping Cough, liryoipe S . .. . • A peraen it, the the hank on hi, I - i.si _ lank at ()ski* 0 2 0 9 0 of ...
... Dress,' in which he condemned the 'barbarous customs' of fashion, which produced an immense amount of diseau and mieery. smallpox epidemic at Capetowo is spreading with alarming rapidity, and cues bays occurred in distant puts of South Africa, leading ...
... subject to pulilic health, in con- , , 1 i s a dortl , Vl lechery( ear, an e Was convicted, nectien with vaccination and smallpox. The ko• teat the malty already wen imposed, un fa tsn wet an Olt and vac l had Gariatniteivnestrtbe'liesne p k re n7se ...
... every one who mime within reach of him. The reason for the use of vaccination is, that it entirely prevents infection from small-pox, or greatly mitigates where it fails to prevent. The unvaccinated. therefore, can do no to the vaceinitted. In proportion ...