... of China (says the Olobo has its own special deity. There is also a god of drugs, and there ore goddesses midwifery, of small-pox, of measles, and of number of other recognised and prevalent diseases. The profession of medicine is to a great extent hereditary ...

... and in this the inherent danger of the importation of plague exists. Were plague stamped with symptoms as definite as, say, smallpox, there would but little* chance of infected persons getting ashore from ships, and it ie owing to the iasidioua and complex ...

... that medical and sanitary can suggest being done, Dr. Russell tiiinba j'ossibie that the plague can produce such cholera and smallpox havs dons. Tbs area in Glasgow would not meanwhile h enlarged. The sanitary authorities, the tele>‘Tan> ndds, have removed ...

... Atheists, ’’ and Society for the Propagation of Pure Deism. Others, that were meant to terrify the nervons. boro the words, “Smallpox Hospital, “Homo for Incurables, and “Carious Specimens of Highly Infectious Bedding. In the last be would enclose tiny ...

... Renter’s telegram from Kingston, Jamaica, states that the Royal Mnil steamship Don, from Southampton, is quarantine there with smallpox on boerd. The Telegraphs Department announces that telegrams. the full private rate, written in English and plain language ...

... appointment of Mr. Brodick to the War Office was breach of faith towards the notion. v Ho gave his reasons. Owing to the small-pox scare Paris the number of vaccinations instead of being twentyfive or thirty per day, has leaped up to 630. The Speaker of ...

... kept, the floor is beginning to sink from the undermining of the rats. They are also said to have effected lodgment in the small-pox hospital, which is within about 100 yards of a quarry which the rats have made their home. ...

... ago Mabel Wingrove was adopted a working man, who found her a deserted baby his doorstep. His own daughter hod died from smallpox. roar months ago the man fell ill, and was compelled to cease work. Everything the house was sold to buy food for the stricken ...

... called, begins at the back of the reneral hoepital. proceeds via the cholera quarters, mortuory, the lunatic asylum, a the small-pox hospital, the gaol. the gunpowder magailne. to tcrci.natiMt point where the thief features in the let-decape general bospital ...

... harmful. Mr. Fallow* (.mafutrale): If 70a had travelled ae> I have dona 70a would not do foolish thing. The Clerk: Supposing smallpox broke out? Applicant: I don’t think vaccination would be any B*c to her. The Bench declined to sign an erampUon order. ...

... Carte, Mr. F. Cellier, and other personal friend*, and a silver card-box bequeathed to the Prine* of Wales. Sixteen cases of small-pox are under in hospital at Bradford, and twenty-five houses us under observation the sanitary authorities. The Stock Exchange ...

... Wilde, New Tredegar, Monmouth, died at the age of 103. She had worked the pit% and was inveterate smoker. In consequence small-pox Newcaslle-on-Tyw* medical officer has advised that the whole olj population shall be vaccinated. Mr». Walker, Goole, opslt ...