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... 1. THE FIFESHIRE JOURNAL, THURSDAY,JULY 20, 1882. Smallpox continues to spread in Cape Colony. In Edinburgh the mortality last week was 67, GLABOOW-Mosoay. Nearly 2700 petitions, bearing over 200,000 s i g . and th e death-rate 15 per 1000. Fully half ...
... THE FIFESHIRE JOURNAL, THURSDAY. JULY 8, 1880 peal at the Week. Odds and ends. A severe smallpox epidemic has broken out in Christiania. IN TOWN. I have • the !treat, A Cabinet Council was held ou Saturday after• noon at two o'clock. We never yet exchanged ...
... COUNTY. Alutruther- Easter one of the three deaths registered was caused by t small-pox. A seldertool —The only death I was from smal l- p ox. Ceres --The number, o f deaths is less than in any quarter since the „wing of the Registration Act. Health of ...
... Mr Hartog, senior wrangler of last year, has just died of small-pox. A carrier pigeon with a number of French postage stamps under its wing was caught at Lowestoft on Monday morning. It is supposed to be a stray Communal bird. Lord Tenterdene, the secretary ...
... smallpox. end all things arW tg from p on y and pore blood. Price, 24 Gil per two bottles HANDYBIDE'S RHEUMATIC CURE needs no testimonials, hundreds have presented themselves in treatment before large public audiences with only one failure. Poor people ...
... 6000tp Smallpox prevails to an alarming extent in Dublin. Samuel Adams, a dissipated shoemaker, residing Mrass), has killed his si.ter.in.law. Dr a Bohemian of wit and ability in patio, Ms committed suicide. A new bishopric is spoken of for the Nor:h ...
... I small-pox. all things arhing from poor and blood. Price, 2a Oil per two bottler] HANDYSIDE'A BIIEUMATIC CURE needs no testimonials, hundreds bale presented re. in treatment before large public audiences with roily one failure. Poor people unable to ...
... on the present prevalence of small-pox in London among vaccinated and unvaccinated persons respectively, is issued as a parliamentary paper. Dr Buchanan says : Of people living in London at all ages, there died of small-pox during the past fifty-two weeks ...
... It is nineteen years since the Registration Act came into operation in Scotland. Nevertheless, the severest epidemic of smallpox during that time happened in 1872. Objectors to vaccination have argued from this feet tbat the process is utterly useless ...
... ameliorates the attack of small-pox, and does Nis these respects :- (a.) hen performed in the young. it likely protects them against small-pox throughout thee life. (b.) When a person is infected with the reined small-pox, he goes about for ten days ...
... prevalence of smallpox in that country, which should go far to convert the unbelievers in vaccination. The population of the Puojaub, which is as yet practically unprotected by vaccination, consists of 18,000,000, and the deaths from small-pox are never less ...
... disturbance to afford complete immunity against smallpox for life. His modern disciples, however, maintain that upon the number of pustules depends the extout of the protection afforded, and that the small•pox fatality is in inverse proportion to the number ...