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... termined to issue no returns as to the numinber of persons in the workhouse for the sick in Mill- road who are suffering from smallpox or other iefectious disorders. This may be a wise step, and it may not; as when returns are withheld it ia only natural to ...
... INCREASE OF SMALLPOX IN TOXTETH PARK. The weekly meeting of the Toxteth guardians was held yesterday, at the parish offices, High Park-street, Mr. Harrison in the chair. The other members present were-Messrs. Shields, Corlet, Lewis, Evans, Pratt, Thomnpson ...
... M THE DOCW BOARD ADM THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A special zmeetin-of the Mersey Docks Boari -was held yesterday at noona, at the -ofices4f the- board, Rovenne-bulldings, to consider a recom- mendation of the Works Comrmittef the-4th in-- stot to arrange for ...
... A HEALTHY SMAL'LPOX PATIENT.[ and |Mr. Pickthall presided at the weekly meeting tfall of the Liverpool Workhouse Committee yeeter- ifal rlay, and there were also present Messrs. Menlove, n to Brooks, Sparking. Green, Woodcock, Taylor, Ia Gillmore, Briddio ...
... PROFESSOR SIMONDS ON SMALLPOX IN SHEEP. I On Monday afternoon, the introductory address to the forthcoming session of the Royal Veterinary College, Camdea Town, was delivered by Professor Simonds. The Professor observed that, although smallpox in sheep was a ...
... Pills exert a oulativeintluenei' upon every dosease. Thus,, by their power ;i resisting putrefaction, they cure mneaslas, smallpox, worms, ani all vontagious and othor fleves. They pene- Irlate into the ilnmost. recesses of the body, and di ive ouit all ...
... very low rate indeed. There was no death from smallpox, although there had been about eight cases in the borough during the past t-womonths. Nearly all of those cases were of , people who had visited smallpox patients in Liver- pool. He was sorry, however ...
... were suffering from smallpox. Last week there were 64 patients, 63 of whom were suffering from smallpox. -- Mr. Boote, in moving the adoption of the Mbll-rmad workhouse minutes, said that in consequence of the increase of smallpox patients in the city ...
... OU' TBREAK OF SMALLPOX ON THE . SHIP CANAL WORKS. I GRAVE SITUATION. A| the fortnightly meeting of the huncorm Rural 1Sanitary Authority yesterday, Dr. Adams, tbe I |Irnedical ofcer, reported that smallpox had broken iout at the Ship Canal Huts, Moss ...
... and the human body must contain matters of aro the needed affinity, or no infectious or contagious ?? diseasecanbereceived. Smallpox,oreventhefeared des cholera, are harmless to one who keeps his system arg free from impurities. It is a singular fact that ...