... there, idler having been very stormy, has become warm and pleasant. A good deal of alarm has been caused by an outbreak of small-pox on board the Rupert, which is lying in Valetta harbour, some cases having ended fatally. It is thought that one of the regiments ...

... been charged g; Dr. Cameron with serious faults, and he said that it was not protecting the public against the dangers of small-pox; that the arm-to-arm vaccination wus -tu-fi with the danger of transferring from child to child constitutional diseases; and ...

... Lad been charged by Dr. Cameron with serious faults, for he said it was not protecting the pablic agniust the dangers of smallpox ; that the arm-to-arm vaccination was attended with the danger of tramsfecring from child to child coustitutional diseases ...

... wvas trustee under a marriage settlement. i8. The Lords Justices give judgment in favour of a new trial ill the Hiampstead Small-pox Hospital case. Mr. Bright speaks at a congratulatory banquet given at Roclhdate to Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., on his retuin ...

... the S M ALL-Pox IN A ' 5,.--t ; Malta company's representative said the defendant bed been there has a egrious outbreak of smallpox on board previously convicted at Staines Potty lismions for a her MajesWs AM Raped, beim/lag hi tie Mediterre. eomewhat, ...

... I cannot bring myself to think with Mr. G. W. Ward, of Perriston. Towers, Ross, Hertfordshire, that such inflictions as small-pox are desirable because they are Nature's cure for a foul and diseased system. This statement, which is combined with a wholesome ...

... with Fever, Measles, or SMALLPDX are frequent y prevented, and these diseases cured by its use. Any person who has already Smallpox should take it, and be kept in a cool and darkened room to prevent any trace being left on the features. The numerous statements ...

... annunly in ovary WO persons living. The annual death-rate was 21 per 1,000 in Edinburgh, 27 in Glasgow, and 45 in Dublin; smallpox mused 5 more deaths in Driblin. The annual rates of mortality per 1,000 last week in the 20 English towns, ranged in order ...

... fatal cases of smallpox, which had been 5,3, ‘and 2in the three previous weeks, were again 2 last week. One of a mnnm: servant, admitted from Battersea, occurred in the Melmm Asylum | Hospital at Stockwell ; while the case relecred to smallpox was of a cabdriver ...

... respectuwm:::wmdt case, and shall Le reported W the Board, who shall decide whether such pauper shall be removed or not.” SMALLPOX AT TR SC#OOLs —A communication was read trom she West London Schools, Ashdord, that the admission of childrea miust umnn ...

... if not altogether stopped. Civilisation itself does not kill them; but when civilisation brings drunkenness one band and small-pox in tbe other the Redskin scon vanishes. means, however, of vaccination and stringent restrictions on the sale of ardent spirits ...

... and that it off.n imparts, or calls inhnm iy e dyoten “’.u“‘n..”‘m“‘é‘a‘i‘rm“' ot ity ati wes g of witality. | a T%fiqm small-pox outbreaks is due, not to im or neglected vaecivation, but to overcrowding, imperfect ventilation, and the negleet of 3rd ...