... Tll CoLONIAL UARDL&N. AWAY lONS 6, disease so extremely contagious as smallpox and a population amongst which—from not being adtluately vaccinated and from peculiarities of race—smallpox would be apt to commit fearful ravages. A part of Freetown is at this ...

... a place for the adequate separation of smallpox patients from the town, let us now consider the Barrack Hospital as such a place. in the first place—so far as the pre vent. ion of communication between smallpox patients and their atten• dants on the one ...

... fact that among smallpox nurses of the present time the many who are revaccinated remain free from danger while the few who by some mischance escape revaccination are forth with attacked by smallpox, nor for the fact that in the smallpox wards at Leicester ...

... Warrington, for example, where, as the report states, no vaccinated child under ten years of age was even attacked by small-pox, whereas nut of ten unvaccinated children attacked eight died. What is the reason of this r If, answer the Commis lion ...

... is dying of smallpox. and will be back shortly. When he returned, it is needless to say that the delegates had disappeared. each one having suddenly remembered an imperative engagement, leaving the clergyman alone with his mythical smallpox and his little ...

... months, he attended special courses. He afterwards was engaged in superintending the conveyance of persons suffering from Small-pox from different parts of London, by the Thames Ambula-ice Steamer, to the Fever Hospitals. Prior to his coming to Belize he ...

... for rabies is exactly in the line of vaccination. Theirgh the di. 'ease that it combats is vastly less im portant than small-pox, by reason of it* rareness, scientifically what he found out was u wondektil es We Magnin oent find of Jenuer. Pasteur was ...

... mentioned, in our issue, as having occurred in Corozal really came from the Hondo ; so that it it min not be fairly said that. smallpox exists in Corozal. ...

... burial ground existed in the immediate locality. Then there was the case at Quebec of the opening of a small-pox burial ground 150 years old, small-pox occurring immediately among the workmen. V.-JOSEPH GROVES, B. A. N. I. LC) N D. Medical OftleAr of licslth ...

... whether vaccination has any. and if so what, protective influence in relation to small-pox, de dare that unless vaccination be accepted as the explanation of the control of smallpox which has taken place days, thee the whole subject remains 'Lan unsolved mystery ...

... Vaccine- tion. The Royal Commission, sp. pointed some years ago to incinire into the value of vaccination u a protection against smallpox has, at last, issued its Report. The report is with the evidence, as was to have been expected, exceedjngly bulky, bat the ...

... of those btu:upon:miaow! a feven payment ? 3. Wintt'stepa have. been taken (if any) to tireieitt : The •infrodnetion of small-pox Pqntit'Oorda ; a nd have the provi- Vac c in ation and Quarantine (Ordinances. been strictly carried out ? 4. If the prgyi@iona ...