... repents of refusing passengers at the railway station becaws not introduced to him by a porter. He repents of spreading small-pox and fever abroad by taking patients to the hospital, and immediately afterwards offering his cab to ordinary passengers. ...

... for that week. The deaths from zymotie diseases were 292, the corrected average number being 338. Four persons died from smallpox, 23 from measles, 103 from scarlet fever, 3 from diphtheria, 65 from whooping cough, 8 from typhus fever, 22 from enteric ...

... if I were a count there would bo no need for anything to be re-marked. Her to the weather, the chief topic of the day the smallpox epidemic now ravaging Paris. Every body, from the Empress downwards, is rushing off to be vaccinated. It's an ill wind that ...

... estimated number. The deaths from symotio diseases were 340 the corrected average number being 320. Eleven persons died from small-pox, 18 from measles, 11l from sca-let fever, 5 from diphtheria, 79 from whooping.cougli, 8 from typhus fever, 11 from enteric ...

... richest inhabitants fled Montenegro, and the mane of those wbo did not suffor from 'military action were exposed to typhus and small-pox. Famine prevails throughout the whole oountry. Tin New York raid reistas the experience of a gee eonsumer is that eity. Owe ...

... le value. The preliminary evidence having been taken, the prisoner was remanded. DAMN has been visited by an epidemic of smallpox, and the seamen of the British squadron at anchor in the Tagus have been prohibited from going on shore in consequence. Storms ...

... estimated number by 102. Ilse deaths from speotio diseases were 289, the corrected average number being 322. persons died from smallpox, 21 from measles, 78 from scarlet fever, 8 from diphtheria, 58 from whooping-cough, 6 from typhus fever, 14 from enteric ...

... struggles of that time ho is decorated with the medals of several campaigns. THs Prussian ambassador at Paris has a mild form of small-pox ; the Ilinsian ambassador has been nearly dying of a bad throat; and Lord Lyons has signed • poetal treaty between Franco ...

... compliment or an insult to the Luai- Wien statesman. TRADING UPON &CEREAL—It seems to be the fashion in Paris to talk of small-pox as the reigning epidemic, though the statistics of the public, health do not show any reason for alarm. However that may ...

... ERAL reports that smallpox has caused 1,135 deaths in Paris daring the last 15 weeks, the mortality from that disease being at the rate of •21 deaths annually to every 10,000 of the population; in Loudon the fatal eases of smallpox during the period have ...

... requested to meet to arbitrate on the question. A tote= of the second 'vatslion Scots nuttier Guards, at Windsor, might the smallpox in the town a few days ago, end was removed to the regimental hospital. The disease is at present so prevalent in that borough ...

... room than his fair creditor cried out, My deer Mr. Dun, why could you be so imprudent to approach • person suffering from smallpox i• Look at my poor face The creditor gave • shriek, darted out of the room, and has not sham bees heard of. Jost! Diudinfis ...