... following are a few paragraphs of Dr. Cameron's letter In Ireland Small-pox was once a fearful scourge. During the ten years ended in 1841, no fewer than 58,006 persons perished from Small-pox in Ireland, and three times that number were disfigured for life ...

... average. Two deaths oc- curred from small-pox, seven from measles, three from typhus, two from whooping-cough, and one from scarlatina. EaRxpi-4ZAM; North MaLhaam.-Births, 59; Deaths, 42. Four deaths have occurred from small-pox, which has been very prevalent ...

... Pro- fessor Simonds came immedintely to the conclusion that the disease from which the sheep were suffering was smallpox; but as smallpox has never been known to make its appearance except through infection-as, wherever it has appeared, its origin and ...

... saved, if vaccination had previousy been r effectually carried otut. During the period which preceded the appearance E of small-pox, vaccination had been much neglected. Whlile 3,680 persons were born in the three years end. v ine Se tember 29th, 1860, ...

... which, In other places suffering from an Outbreak of small-pox, has proved most ounducive in promoting vaccinatIon, and which their Lordehips, therefore, doom generally desirable wherever small-pox Is present, conlsits in the following teope:- [et. To ...

... governing Prince, to be happy, must consent to serve as the agent of one of the Powers. -IF it shall prove true that we have small-pox among our sheep, lamentable indeed are our prospects. ?? Executive have been petitioned to institute precaution- ary measures ...

... observation there made by one of the members, that the Orchard is constantly reported by the Relieving Officer as having small-pox and lever, as are aleo a passage adloining Dove Lnane, St. Helen's, and another place in Caifrornia, .that they have received ...

... 1868. F. A. JOHNSON. VACCINATION. To the Editor of the lpaoich Journal. SSia,-The appearance of fevers 'andminny cases of smallpox -shows that the stamina of our constitutions has been lowered hy, the 'continued humidity of the weather. -It. behoves the ...

... all ranks labounring under infectious diseases. During the last summer what a comfort the Small-sox Hos. c pital and the Small-pox Wards opened in the better pa- F risics, were to London householders! Besides this, c there should be a carriage, lined with ...

... Majesty's frigate Arethusia is under fumigation at Malta. Tile captain and several of tile crew have been at- tacked with smallpox and searlatinao, but are now doing Well. AMERICA. - I WASHINGTON, March C. Prsienlot Johnson has been summoned to appear ...

... when affected byvam nothitr d!s etas lities the one under consileration, stuci as; plt:z inrpttettloliia in cattle, and small-pox in shieep. It will Ii; n Orm OIIC amon- the first institulions ini the agric ultral i'omliniz- nitv. All other sections of ...

... having been caught, his received his just sentence. It is with alarm that we hear of the spread of the disease among sheep. Small-pox continues to develope itself. Inoculation is being tried with success, but it is time for the Government, with restrictive ...