... ! SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. I The smallpox epidemic is increasing j u ?? The number of caseaon the loth or Novemher 88, on the lath of December 135, and on rh « i of? of January 235. flt ...

... SMALL-POX. To -nre Enrroa. — Having seen Ur. ?_• Death 'n report j in yoor columns, on Thursday, in wuictj ue stales is I tne resuita ot bis extensive inquiries that loi iue past two years tnera naa been oniy une case o. annul po* in Netner tiailam, 1 ...

... SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. A meeting of the Sanitary Committee of the Leeds Corporation was held on Monday, when it was decided, with a view t ...

... THE SMALL-POX the Editor. —As working man, I should like to inquire what our authorities are doing to stamp out amah-pox our poorer neighbourhoods? A man living in Birch road died this week Imm smallpox, and although there are number of children living ...

... SMALL-POX. To thb Editob.— l notice that this direfai disease ia making ravages at Grimaby ; and aa it is _u_ . iiu , a lady ia Ceylon haa successfully treated a aa ?? oi people there by giving them water in which o_io M bave been boiled, might not the ...

... SMALL-POX. j Last evening’, a special meeting of the above board was held at the Town Hall, Dronfield. Dr. Fletcher ■ presided, and there were also nreseut Messrs. S. Bag* j galley, J. Sheard, and Jas. Wildgoose.— The Clfbk reported that since the last ...

... THE SMALLPOX IN SHEEP. M.D., in a letter to the Times, says :— About 25 years ago a friend of mine obtained a grant of land from Government in India for improving the breed of sheep and the produce of wool, and after very considerable ex- pense in ...

... SMALL-POX. Mr. FLYNN Cork, N.): I beg to ask the Prcaii dent of the Local Government Hoard if he is aware Low many cases small-pox have broken out amongst : the members of the Pointsman Theatrical Com- j paay, present playing bn. who were playing at Sheffield ...

... SMALLPOX IN YORKSHIRE. Among English zymotic diseases smallpox for many years held the foremost place, and although it has been superseded, so to speak, by scarlet fever, and is no longer very prominent as a cause of death, accounting (according to the ...

... much as there was a first dog, and that smallpox would not begin itself any more than a new dog would begin without there having been a ian nt dog- Since then I have si-en with my eyes and fcmelt with my nose smallpox growing up in iirst speci- mens either ...

... SMALLPOX AND VACCINATION, To the Editor — With your permission, I wdl supplement my former letter by saying the returns of lhe last quarter do not show that 29 cases of death from emall-pox were vaccinateeL In a very few cmaoi only tbe friends of the ...

... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR ON] THE OUTBREAK. OHAPELTOWN. Smallpox, whioh ha. made its appear&ucs in bewial I villages in South Yorkshire, is causing considerable ] anxiety in Chapelto-.vn, where the disease baa broken ! out in several ...