... who were marked with smallpox, but now I do not thinkl could find one in the town. I am thoroaghly satisned that eacoinatiou is good and ought to be carried oat. Mr. Freon said probably the applicants had mien a case of smallpox. lie (Mr. Fisen) had bad ...

... Councils' Association in Westmoreland next week, along with the Thornhill clerk. Smallpox.—lt is reported that a rag worker (igger on) at a place in the district has contracted smallpox. It is nearly two years taince the epidemic ceased. CHARLESTOWN, DAILDON ...

... notice to eject from chapel schoolroom a number of families now housed there together in view of the outbreak locally of smallpox. ...

... health. A whole system of therapeutics has been founded on this fact. Since the days of Pere Hue the Chinese have etivekiped smallpox patients in clotrinig of a carmine colour. In Tonkin and Australia bandages of the same imlour are used on children suffering ...

... Apparentl that had t made, cleaned, or repaired on premises where there is smallpox or scarlet fever. The promoters of last year's measure sought to impose several new requirements with regard to the sanitary condition of factories and workshops (especially ...

... microbes in the few cubic inches of earth with which his son had been playing: Diphtheria, 1,M00,000: measles, 2,450,000; smallpox, 900.000; lockjaw. 3.800,000; dysentery, 900,000; pneumonia, 5(k),000; tuberculosis, 820,000. ...

... workshops. Tea Ermaxic.—From January 9th to March 3114 smallpox returns are—Vaminated 96, nnvitociidkci 80 ; died, vaccinated 1, doubtful 1, unvaoci- L 4 led 14, and 1 from phthisia whilst in smallpox. vaccinators have no room to crow, for those are certiued ...

... THE SMALLPDX EPIDEMIC. The epidemic of smallpox in the Heavy Woollen District has not yet died out, and, judging by the , absence of information and the closeness of officials, and the sight of the smallpox conveyances nearly every day, we are unfortunately ...

... Disease and the Rag Trade. Small-pox amongst textile workers may be very rare but I find in. Austrian mills there have been cases reported in Vorarlberg, Semil and Bohemia, Dalmatia, Frieste. I wonder how much connection there is between the old rags ...

... enamoured of the inoculation of consumptive people with tuberculin as we are with the inoculaticm with small-pox matter on purpose to prevent small-pox, with anti-toxin for alleged oure of diphtheria. The old theory that like cures like may be eoun.d, but ...

... of procedure. That the ratepayers of Huddersfield are in for another large expenditure of money consequent upon • case of smallpox. That the source of infection is a young man who recently went to London and oontracted the disease. ...

... People have no more right to come into church suffering from colds at timo than they would have were they just recovering from smallpox. The next most dangerous place is a badly-ventilated office, where many clerks work all day; then come drapers, shop grocers ...