... Alarming Outbreak of Smallpox. Smallpox has broken out in Kamer Bow, Thornlull Lees, and three deaths bwee already occurred. The first was that of • man who had been at the Convalescent Horne at Southport. and who, it is alleged, was sent home ill. The ...

... that the fiourishing evening, the Leeds Doily News, in an article in last Satnrday's connected smallpox and t.:gether, and appealed lot disinfection. Smallpox has been in .4he distr:ct about air. months. growing one to now over 70 reported ones—and how ...

... employers' interests and those of the workmen he said he represented. he had smallpox. Except in epidemics smallpox and pitted faces are little known. Science has done away with much smallpox and even then with largely pitted faces. I hear that in the case where ...

... who were marked with smallpox, but now I do not thinkl could find one in the town. I am thoroaghly satisned that eacoinatiou is good and ought to be carried oat. Mr. Freon said probably the applicants had mien a case of smallpox. lie (Mr. Fisen) had bad ...

... Apparentl that had t made, cleaned, or repaired on premises where there is smallpox or scarlet fever. The promoters of last year's measure sought to impose several new requirements with regard to the sanitary condition of factories and workshops (especially ...

... workshops. Tea Ermaxic.—From January 9th to March 3114 smallpox returns are—Vaminated 96, nnvitociidkci 80 ; died, vaccinated 1, doubtful 1, unvaoci- L 4 led 14, and 1 from phthisia whilst in smallpox. vaccinators have no room to crow, for those are certiued ...

... THE SMALLPDX EPIDEMIC. The epidemic of smallpox in the Heavy Woollen District has not yet died out, and, judging by the , absence of information and the closeness of officials, and the sight of the smallpox conveyances nearly every day, we are unfortunately ...

... so grumbling. broom: me sus Encvzwzc. Dr. Sydney Coupland has been sent down into this district to make inquiries into the smallpox epidemic. He has been instructed, so it is said, by the Visaed. nato* Gotnnsirsion. There needs someone, or a few, appointing ...

... iu those 0.118011 where, under section 7 of the Act, the Board deem it expedient by reason of serious risk of outbreak of small-pox or of other exceptional circumstances ' to require the guardians to provide vaccination stations. The Board think it desirable ...

... 'the deaths daring the year were 569,958, and ere identical with the annoal rate iii the 10 years 1683-92. The deaths from smallpox rose in 1893 to 1,457, and corresponded to a rate of 49 to oath million pereons livinz. The rate as Is deaths from =males ...

... as (ollow.: —(1) It am now time to dissolve iartuership end linen pants whitewasets. (2) People who do not desire to ketch smallpox should carry the wish-bone of • chicken in de bind pocket. (3) troubled ail cold feet should pot inure whisky in deli -bates ...

... to attract attention. To these belong a numerous class. They are persons born blind, or who become so from the effect of smallpox; are of both sexes, who walk the street slowly, bamboo staff in hand, feeling their way along and blowing, at short interjals ...