... ' IP 4 severe Small-pox is present in largo amount, then the plainest of scats, and certainly faint 0110, is liable to be described as absent. Mr. Paul's argurnont, therefore, is that the confluent cases, not the vaccination default mainly determine ...

... 16, 1883.] ~.- .. Though the year 1852 enjoyed an exceptional immunity from small-pox, and thoneh the low price of food exercised its usual beneficial effect in lessoning the mortality from fever, the mortality arising from' other causes,' was 5,84 e ...

... [Oman i, 1889. by 8. There was no death from small-pox during the week, against one in the previous week. The mortality from fevers and bowelcomplaints amounted to 74 and 25 respectively. against 64 and 29 in the preceding week. The general death-rate ...

... 1000 DURING the week ending the 7th July, cholera and smallpox were reported very prevalent in Bengal • the former disease having been particularly obstinat e i n th e iastern districts, as well as in Orissa and Chota Nagpore. Cattle disease still continued ...

... Partabgarh and Gorakpur ; slight small-pox in five districts. Cattle disease continues in latmaon, Jhansi, Meerut, and Bareilly. IN DIGGING THE FOUNDATIONS ?ON THE new accounts office opposite the Port Commissioners' office in Bankshall street, some ...

... The harvest was progressing well, and prospects were good. In Jhansi considerable damage had been done by hail. Small-pox and cattle-disease continued in several districts ; otherwise, the general health was good. Prices were fluctuating in a few districts ...

... Outbreaks of smallpox have been reported from so many different places, says the Civil and Military Gasette, that one is tempted to inquire into the means of transmission of the disease. A partial explanation is afforded by a case brought to our notice ...

... Cholera„ anal small-pox still continue to rage in tl Central Provinces. Both, are of an fly fatal character, the per centage of deaths 1 Yom the former being upwards of seventy-liv .e, a.nd in the latter upwards of fifty to t be attacks. A Hospital, and ...

... mung, and kaoni yielded a fair outturn ; prospects of standing crops good. Prices almost stationary. Cholera and small-pox are still reported from some places ; otherwise public health good. THE INSURING PUBLIC IN CALCUTTA AND the mufasal will receive ...

... the disease found an abid i!• ;lace 'whilst 478 deaths from small-pox I to the need of far greater activity on 11. e pat of those whose duty is to protect the people. The average death rate in the five Calcutta hospitals of persons treated was 131'13 ...

... health, for fever, smallpox, and cholera still keep a firm hold upon the people. But from Kowloon, Deyrah Dhoon, Dar- jeeling, Assam, the Eastern districts we have accounts of rains which have done good to the crops on the ground, and have enabled the ...

... deaths from cholera. 6,095 from small-pox, 30,699 from fever, and 574 from snake-bites and wild beasts. Bombay. A native editor in the Bombay Presidency thus apologizes for the non-issue of his paper :—I beg of my generous and kind readers to notice that ...