... promises of prints and paintings have already been received. Moat general medical practitioners'find it difficult to diagnoee smallpox with certainty, because, happily, from one point of view, the younger among them have never seen case. It is always dangerous ...

... the deliberate opiuicr.s of two eminent medical officers of health, London gets its scarlet fever from farmyards and its small-pox epidemics from Paris. The one comes with tho milk; the other, I presume—though Dr. Sykes is not exact that point—with the ...

... tto decree announcing his divorce from his wife, Oi* daughter the late Duke Alfred Saxe-Coburg Gotha. There were 325 cases small-pox ruder treat ment in at midnight Monday. fresh cases wore reported yesterday. Six o: these were from Bermondsey, three from ...

... everywhere more acute, and administrative relief measures are being organised in many centres. There were seventeen fresh small-pox cases London yesterday. America’s new torpedo firing .gun, from which much was expected, has been tried and found wanting ...

... Borough Council has reported a third case in a street in Whitechapel, which has occurred the return of a patient there from the smallpox ships. In reporting on this significant fact, the officer says has noTieaitatkm concluding that the original patient carried ...

... Postal authorities give notice probable delay Scotland. SMALL-POX CASE IN SUFFOLK, A case emall-pox is reported from Bard well, Suffolk. is stated the patient came from house at bast Ham. where small-pox had existed. ...

... and the death* 116 above the average. The average annual death-rate per I,DOO rose to 20. The 1,744 deaths included 14 from smallpox, 60 from measles. 35 from diphtheria, IS from whoopingcough, IS from enteric, and 15 from diarrheas and dyaentery. The death-rate ...

... strong term to apply ? Applicant: That is how appears to me. Once that, fihh is injected it will attract other filth, such as smallpox. Mr. Mtoul: That no objection. Applicant; I cannot make myself more clear. Mr. Mend; I repeat that no objection, for thft ...

... Well? said the editor. Well you’ve got a|Jolo}>ise. Sje? Impossible, dear sir. Tweed dead. THE LATEST. Progressive Smallpox” is headline on cootemporary. It sounds like new game for evening partic*. Apropos, it is said that “Mrs. Junes At Home. ...

... tbe Town Council meeting this morning. The Inspector of Nuisance® (having been questioned by tbe Mayor ns to the existence smallpox, os alleged? sakl there been uixe that disease in the Borough for ft year post; that the scarlet fever m the town abuliug ...

... taken many precautions check tbo spread of smallpox, there ia still seme room for care. It appears that young woman, not feeling well, appealed to tbs Lambeth relieving officer few days ago. He certified smallpox, and she was immediately removed to tho riverside ...

... smaller than the percentage amongst children unvuceinated. The applicant replied that hail read all about this, and aa the smallpox in London, but even if the disease came down to Wimborne should not Ixive hia child vaccinated. —Sir R. Giyn: The certificate ...