... . 5 to IS Yarn. .. Brain 13 Heart 2 C 2442 l2 PbIIS 4 ; amis. DISTRICT XORTAUTT 1111011 Fever Diptheria i 3 Smallpox • 0 Scarlatina 0 Hooping Cough 2 ' 0 TOTAL DIRTIRS TOR THE QC ????? . Illegitimate 13 iROCND. The CLERK a letter from ...

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... had realized these= of The case of Mar and his w.feaod two sisters came up. It was stated that about 14th of February the small-pox had broken out in Mar's house, and the Contrumeimers had agreed to pay hint the sum of 23s per week till recovery, °neonditions ...

... for themselves as to the value of vaccination. It is sometimes said that prevents small-pox, but there have been cases of even the re-vaccinated mines in the London Small-Pox Hospitals, taking that disease. Dr Keller says that in the epidemic in Austria ...

... hail decreased 80 per cunt, while thorn) from other disown' had decreased only 6 per cent, showing that the diminution of small-pox not due to general sanitary improvement, but to vaccination. His most sinking argument, however, was • reference to the European ...

... STRANGE REMEDY FOR SMALLPDX. The winter of 1876.7 was exceptionally in Detroit, and marked, moreover, by • visitation of smallpox, proving especially virulent in the quarter of the city, the of which were obstinate anti-vaconationists, whose only nwthoil ...

... severely from this epidemic, 242 deaths from small-pox having occurred in Edinburgh during the quarter, and 49 in Leith. This excessive mortality from that disease—the first virulent epidemic of small-pox during the present century —nixed the death-rate ...

... ting • breach of the peace, on the let He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to 30 slays' imprisonment. OF SMALL•FOIt.—A of small-pox has occurred this week in Mr flentlerson's lodginghouse—the suffater being a girl about 13 years of age, daughter of a vagrant ...

... of small-pox in the eight principal towns, 41162, or over 75 per cent., were under five years of ; while in the ten years aucceeding the I introduction of the Act (including the year of epidemic, 1A72), there were 3657 deaths in all from small-pox, 24 ...

... Glasgow. Dr Carpenter, about San Francisco and its Mime. population, Gal I the were filthy in their habits, and carried the small-pox to ths rat of the popula. hos. Bat the Medial Journal, • day or two .fterwards, said the Chinese in San Fraacioco were models ...

... Homan small-pow Till. on Saturday week, Mr William Stodilart Inoculated into cows was smallpox when put in got a salmon of 101 b. In the Manton district and small-pox when taken ild and thus the tr.''t are now rising freely to the ay. above section is ...

... They were, be held, a set of entry enthusiasts. Then as to the duration which vaccination ia proof against the contagion of small-pox, the same contradictory state of matters existed. What says Jamanor, the founder of this system I—. The sew-pock has this ...