... L5O. SMALLPDX.—A case of smallpox has occurred at • farmhouse four from Kelso. The patient is a young lady, who arrived from Birmingham, where a serious outbreak of smallpox occurred. FIAWIOK. ice WOZTRY.—A Hayrick worthy relates I the following A was ...

... as worse than some continuing nuisancem, and yet not one of them (the stubborn anti-smallpoxers that they are) took the infection. Along with the immunity from smallpox and vaccination ali m ke there has been a sensible reduction of infant deaths. In 1872 ...

... die of smallpox because they are not encl. , noted. There is some cause for the of smallpox operating alike at Br shams and amoog these auldiere. It is not vacc.nation. It would . be as safe to that the people of Brier bens did not take smallpox because ...

... disease from smallpox virus. (Laughter and cheers.) Hon. members I asserted that other diseases were owing to smallpox, but he might with the same justification say I I, that because in 1882 there happened to be very I few cases of smallpox in Ireland, ...

... that • person j undergoing vaccination is passing through • mild or modified form of small-pox.' To vaccinate, therefore, according to this authority, is to create small-pox. Now the Scotch Compulsory Vaccination Act distinctly forbids the production of emell-poe ...

... increwe in deaths smallpox. For instance, in an article on An Vaccinat , on in the Se,,/,,,,an in December last, there is the following e. oitence :—• In I. into during the years 1877 and 1878, nearly deaths occurred from this cause (smallpox). while figures ...

... has not been successful in utterly uprooting small-pox may arise simply from its nun-adoption by numbers, not front its failure in itself. Statistics, so far as they go, seem to prove this. In the small-pox epidemic referred to, I had myself re-vaccinated ...

... ZObertistr, WIDZIAIDAY, August 23, 1883 SUMMARY. On Friday both — josTees olihui — lament adjourned Tuesday the 24th October. smallpox epidemic is rapidly spreading at Cape Town. The Malay population resist isolation and treatment. sleven,_ comprising and ...

... deeper declared that a p-ran once was protected for ever from small-pox. While I write, the four small pox lowpit its in London—there w. only one in IBs3—are unable to contaie the small-pox petiente that require accommodation, although 96 per cent. of ...

... of the meu were taken sick, and five of them died, their corpses being covered with pustules somewhat resembiing those of small-pox, hut looking more malignant, while a yellowish green ichor distilled from them even in death. The men were on the verge of ...

... and the mortality from small-pox in one year, we get the lame results as in the previous paragraph. Pre. sinning that vaccinations prevent small-pox, we expect to find the worat vaccioated diatricts with the slightest small-pox mortality and rice nova ...

... for whom, I no. sure. the parents will gladly pay a tine to have then, eavol an operation whieh gives no protection fool smallpox, and e•itli it the ghastly risks of a pox which le not I Ant Howlett. WELIM. ...