... gain to the Liberals of fifty- wh, six seats, the . ?? edu Chi SMrALIrPOX IN DUBLIN.-For many months an Bel epidemic of small-pox has existed in this city, the deaths in I averaging about five each week. Although the mortality mil is slight, yet the ...

... 4 more than in the preceding week, and 26 over the average for the 29th week of the last ten years; they comprise 9 from smallpox, 3 froin measles, 11 from scarlatinuu, 1 from diphtheria, 3 from croup, 7 from whooping cough, 7 from fever (3 typhoid or ...

... number relieved, 4,880. wDr. i, .da Byrne reported tapt there were 8 cueas tnder treatment in the smallpox hospital of lmahalmassi. During the week Igtwo smallpox patients had been gdanit atnend two discharged, wud thao. ?? bet no 44ath.e, Ithre weg 21 patip ...

... community at who, nuclei the present system, where the operation properly carried out, are fully protected from the ravages small-pox. Epps's Cocoa.—Grate Fur. icforti By a thorough knowledge tar natural laws which govern the operations digestion nutrition ...

... serious conse- quences in the event of an outbreak of small-pox. We do not know whether the public of Cardiff are becoming indoctrinated with the idea that vaccination is not a preventive óf small-pox, or whether, (from the fact that some children in the ...

... experience of this. A ward which was 'built of pine had beeu there aet aside for smallpox caner, and subsequentlywhen usedforotherpa- tients not one ingle cane of smallpox occurred there. 9The turpentine contained in the timber Wn itself a disinfectant ...

... VACCINATION PRlOPS. ?? a letter appeared signed by Mr. W. IF. Jebb, clerk to the Metropolitan Sma~ll-pox Hos- pitals. In this letter thre astounding statement occurs 3that smaill-pox patients die at these London asylums at this rate, say for every 20 ...

... bed in the vesicular stage of 'smallpox. On ascending a ladder I nrrived in a Bmall,tbadly ventilated room, in a corner of which was lying a boy sixteen years of Age Ile was one of the worst onees of malignant smallpox I ever caw, Ho 'was only tventy-five ...

... REIGN OF TERROR The Calcutta correspondent of the ttaphed on Sunday :-It » ^tTheSw died of small-pox, and has been »uooeea,d {he Maloon Prince, a young miwjto,bith#rtj has been kept in confinement. J-ne rutaout iB still unconfirmed, but the fact that ...

... Vaccination Acts, now administered, have proved of incalculable benefit -to tho nation by materially restraining the spread of small-pox and greatly diminishing the mortality from that terriblo disease. They also feel justified in expressing a confident belief ...

... of the 18 deaths from diph- theria, ten occurred in London and two each in Birmingham and Sheffield. Two fatal cases of smallpox were recorded in London. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 persons estimated to be livng in the twenty ...

... was suffering from smallpox. Witness told the defendant that such was the case, and di- reetfed him to get the car disinfected. Police-con- stable 44 D deposed that a report was sent from the hospital to the effect that a smallpox patient had been taken ...