... powers of obser- vation and inference on a momentous question of hygiene. In it he proposed to demonstrate that just as small-pox throws out poison through the pustules of the skin, so typhoid fever throws oat its poison through the characteristic ulcerations ...

... the nassertio that statistici proved that since lb_ the introduction of vaccoination. there had beenfewer fatal - cases of smallpox l But it never Seemed to have occurred noto these advocates of vaccination and re-vaccination, that ''the condition of tics ...

... The sardine fishermen of the Marseilles district are on strike, their chief grievance being a local tax, A small-pox epidemic has broken out at Pasch- wenten, and several other Russian villages on the east Prussian frontier. The 16th anniversary of the ...

... by a letter front the Guardians of the Hackney G o. Union, of the right of the Board to close Hoinerton cc or Hospital to smallpox patients, and aipproprinte it to St at persons suffering from other diseases. The Board ulti-tt ts mately agreed to reply ...

... sub-distracts. itand- The 52 deaths in the borough included four which were' 3k of referred to fever, and net one either to small-pox, measles, ' ledge scarlet fever, 'whooping cough, or diarrhooa; thus four nade, deaths resulted from these Seven principal ...

... annually in every 1,000 persons living. The annual death-rate was 22 per 1.000 in Edinburgh, 23 in Glasgow, and 41 in Dublin; small-pox caused five more deaths in Dublin. The annual rates of mortality per 1,000 last week in the 20 English towns, ranged in order ...

... particularly, end of the public generally, to the fact that any person whatsoever whse lies an infections fever, other than smallpox, brought to the doors of the hospital, at any thue, day or -night, and Ieither with or without previous notice, always is ...

... £C445 19s. 66d.; new infirmary building account, £228 i6s. 6d. ; farm account, £91 13. 8d. ; firewood account, ;£87 ls. 6d.; Smallpox Hospital account, £63 .;s. *4d.-£28,8161 7s. 6d. cdeduct common fund receipts, £1,932 Os. 3d.-total common charges, £26,419 ...

... Nottingham and Birmbagham. 25, Sunderland 26, Neweastle-on-Tyne, Plymouth, and Hull 27, and han- chester and Liverpool 28. Smallpox caused four deaths in London and seven in Dublin. AFTER four davs' trial at the Central Criminal Court, the Recorder yesterday ...

... Nottingham and Birmingham 25, Sunderland 26, cealis r Newcastle, Plymouth, and Hull 27, Manchester and has 8 Liverpool 28. Smallpox caused 4. deaths in London Rept f and 7 in Dublin. Asse Febr FIRES IN GLASGOW . Mini circeu t Fire broke out about three ...

... rate of sixteen, and Dublin highest, with a rate of thirty eight per thousand. DurIng the sixteen years before 1853, London smallpox deatha averaged 513 per million. in the twenty-six years since the Compulsory Vac- cination Act, they have averaged 348, ...

... alarming facts as to the prevalence of epidemic diseases which are contained in the official health report of the past week. Smallpox ! and diphtheria are said to be raging, to an almost unprecedented extent-the former having carried ?? no fewer than (i6 ...