... SMALLPOX: WHAT IS IT ? TO THE EDITORS OF Tll- LtV7RPO,)L MERCURY. Gentlemenr-Allow rue in a few plain words to explain the above question. It is a fermentatioa in the system of vaiious blo-d poi.s-os. The exciting causes of this maladv mav i-hieflv be ...

... of railway accidents -vonld be reduced; and Liverpool was beg.-ing-to think that an alderman or twv had better perish of smallpox to hasten necessar consummatonrs. We hope not-preferring that, although they will never die of inaition, they will expire ...

... SMALLPOX: WHAT IS IT? 0 TO THE EDITORS OF TEE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. Gentlemen,-Allow me in a few plain words to explain the above question. It is a fermenftation it the system of various blood poisoens. The exciting causes of this malady may chiefly be traced ...

... safe as if he or she had had an attack of smallpox. 2 This protection is not indeed quite absolute, and unfailing in every case. Like some other diseases, such as measles, scarlatina, hoopingcough, &c., smallpox occasionally, though rarely, attacks the ...

... its population of over 538,000, enjoys remarkable immunity from smallpox, seeing that the total number of deaths in five years was only 45. And we are forced to the conclusion that smallpox, at any rate, is not a very killing disease. r In fatality, it ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. y. at WARRLNGTON. d. The smallpox epidemic at Warrinutun is grad- id ually dying out. For the vweek endino yesterday,.' * 126 new cases were reported to the medical officer' a of health, and in the sanie period 18 iiatientr we-re: ...

... THY, SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. WARRINGTON. At the fortnightly meeting of the Warrington Board of Guardians yesterday a communication- was read from Dr. Thompson, medical inspector of the Local Government Board, with regard to the smallpox epidemic at Warringtum-Dr ...

... THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. ?? ,, ILL .a Va te st Another case of smallpox was reported in Leeds or i9 yesterday. There are now 45 patients in the be 34 hospital. tea 37 At a meeting of the Reddish Lccal Board on -lu )a Wednesday nkiht, Dr. Smith, medical ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. 1-- LIVERPOOL I In reply to the chairman of the HealtiCormmit. - i tee (Mr. J. B. Smithi, at-the weekly meeting of that body yesterday, the medical officer (Dr. PC Taylor) said that no fresh ease of smallpox had 'p been reported ...

... are now very iUI with the 'tt 5F- disem Di 'd The Boltan Guardians are takiag active 48ps to z r Pvect, as rir a poseible, smallpox from breamng s10 out in the town or district, and. at a eeting on am n Monday, they mads arrangements for opening af t the ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN PPESTON. id YeIterday twvo fresh cases were reported, both. P 18 of a mild type. In Toi deyftreeto a second oiut- it he break iS reported in one house, and in HDpwood- rI kil sireet'a father has contracted the contagion, his th ...

... e t* THEI SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC I- d, LO NDO. DYy i= 1fSlTISG SBTASTXCS. be A parliamentary paper just issned contains a id menmoranEum of Dr. Buchanan. medical .cuier :o of the Local Government Board. on e present prevalence of senalpox in Lon ...