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... the last half of the year caused more distres• and • higher death-rate then usual. There were some hundreds of cases of small-pox of persons in all ages, but the deaths were nearly limited to adults, and numbered 33. Re-vaccination was extensively practised ...
... or the of fatal k 1110 operatele. vaccinators at hliedlehl .C 2333 tide d , 1076 and 1586, yet have had an eliffisdlC of smallpox of mikeing disease In of Nue•mh wan t 122: in he the deaths of out loparsd Ore others by in lest 1.• en. gill for • The may ...
... Loch of Ivrafadna. They will not, they say, go again to Foals for Registrar-Ginieral or Board of of Supervision, though small-pox should only leave three on the island, as it did • hundred years ago, unless they have an escort of the Royal Naval Reserve ...
... LHRONICLE Oh' EVEN Is IN 1874. ) January 7.—Deriaion of Sheriff Milne in Smallpox Mishap r. ( laahieie Coinuiccurier. Polite) puroCor C 1.141 11141 , toII 10•4aioagoe, wits exposed.. January b. —Mr lrevelyst atitiresed the elector. of burgh an tialaainem ...
... WHAT CAN WE DO TO CHICK SMALLPDX that small-pox shows no Mgr of abating, but is milker increasing, loth in ! sited and it seems the duty of our I Local Authority, end of every one of tie emir Inanity, to adopt pH likely to check the Masa la another our ...
... among the weds sod rhan• of her early borne single death from small-pox between 1870 and t i l l ' ar° 7 l th 6 uded L a r a rthi ear. Zi a was ocoes 1880, te•ich period included the small-pox epidemic, of S ociety, she it becanoc ' ad learned to f..rm ...
... at I . 0 1 1 1 . 1 0 . 1 . 0 0 0 4) • 1 10 iiiiiiit•. 0 0 0 0 • 0 1 0 . • i 0 1 0 . ----- F.,.? Dipahoria 1 Smallpox TOTAL. VIRTU' soa ma 2 12 ..86 Total 146 14 Males 06 remake.— Legitimate 146 flleitimat ...
... thew act &emended la moot. immag to friet to • extent, bet we seder- Mad that it it penally of • not typs —We Mir that smallpox te oa inoresise, esti mit likely to be cow costinal to MN WO 00000 the bergh, as Ito liat two fresh eimermal 00 the oe the ...
... system And from them His face H. silt hide, He sill boin atis.urliiuig. M a natural way, the • hide. infectious influence of small-pox. He that belief existing emong milk•maide end He cometh in ;o leo'. He cuinetli in might, He bringeth the darknews and al ...
... eleerteele 4 big there did not appose Is he ciarlimg peculiar him oo lair. NA mu employed as • miser ; bat ever eines be Mil tie smallpox he attended regehely Is work. He worli for • day or two at • Mose this idle, thole that his would ...
... by the preveution of the ineenitary conditions which rei.der it a acce•sity. The learned tirlenhain gays that by means of smallpox ' roorbifie matterainrking in the blood ra• pelted ; ' which expulsion ought to be regarded as • blaming. There is nothing ...
... Sanitary Inspector, hacked by the advice of • Bathe, asks another man to continue giving 'assistance to a distresaing of smallpox, tbn) repuiluite all obligation because there was not a definite contract binding theta to pay the expenses incurred.-1 am ...