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... SMALLPOX MR,— Now that we have to some extent the prevalence of smallpox among U3, it is not surprising that false and exaggerated reports respecting its prevalence and where- abouts meet with ready credence. Such reports are, on this account, the more ...
... SMALLPOX, Sir,— Will you allow me a few lines on behalf of suf- fering humanity. No disease ia so repulsive as smallpox, and none so generally dreaded. It is well known that it is much about your town and suburbs. lam willing to risk my reputation as ...
... DISAPPEARANCE OF THE SMALL-POX We are glad to be able to state that this disease has practically disappeared from the Island. On inquiry yesterday we learned that there is now only sne slight case in Douglae, and that even in that instance the patient ...
... Committee of the Birmingham Board of Guardians upon the recent smallpox epidemic. Then follows the infor- mation that, out of 1,591 cases of smallpox admitted into the borough hospital, 1,384 were vaccinated. This one item amongst the various ingredients of ...
... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION IN : CGERMANY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1807. oof M Yaily TlmMes Is'e'of. Man Daily 1 ...
... not only taken small-pox, but have died from it. For example, the following coses occurred in the epidemic of small-pox at Sheffleld. during 1837-83, according to Dr. Barry's report:— (l> Susannah H.. 200. Dunlop-atreet. vaccinated in infancy by the public ...
... Smallpox ln the Olden Time ln the Isle of Man. To the Editor of The Isle of Man Times. Sir,— ln your last Saturday's issue you reproduce a letter, written to the British Medical Journal by Dr. Charles Steele, of Clifton, in which he gives certain facts-copied ...
... A FALSE RUMOUR Sir,— A rumour having been falsely circulated to the effect that smallpox is in my house you wUI oblige by inserting the ?? certificate — Yours obediently, H. W. Corrin,' Prospect Hill, Douglas, Jan. 11, 1878. llth January, 1878. I certify ...
... disease of smallpox, and those who were not vaccinated fell victims in enormous numbers to the dread- ful pest. At the time of Jenner's great dis- covery smallpox carried off 3,000 or 4,000 per million of the population ! Now the deaths from smallpox are only ...
... healthy human being from the virus taken from the cow, he will not have smallpox, but cowpox, and the cowpox will be as much a protection from future attacks of smallpox as smallpox itaslf would te. Now, a question like this can only be proved or disproved ...
... the effect that small-pox has been rife in my house. It has been stated that all my servants had been obliged to go home in consequence of the dis- ease. There is no truth whatever in the statement. There has been only one case of small-pox in my house, ...
... one fluent smallpox. Fourthly, that the theory of the present day as to a given number of destri. ea oa the arm being any protec- tion against the sraallpov ia altogether fallacious and contrary to fact, many deaths from confluent smallpox laving lately ...