... hoar. Visitors are warned that they run great 2 risk in entering the wards. They are strongly 2 advised not to enter the small-pox wvards without having been properly revac- cinated. The public vaccinator attends at the Aber- deen Dispensary every Wednesday ...

... not a little ignorance of this subject. As far as is is already known, where dues he find his authoritv for stating that smallpox is the result of filth I Certainly not from any of our medical alutuni, and I daresav S. W. will be as liberal spirited ...

... Azylui District took place en Saturday, when the difficulties connected with the raisiag of hospitals forthe reception of smallpox pa;tients wasdiscused st great lengtb. The authorities have been xes with opposition on all hands in their endeavour to find ...

... gradual cessation of smallpox, as was presuamptuously promised by the ill- iuformed prononterns f this sll-cousidered measure. '1Tbe results were just the contrary to the predic- thoes, and in 1871 the Lat-cl certified to 122,000 smallpox cases, and 10.000 ...

... from the exhaus- tion of the particular element which formed the food of the orgauisai concerned. At least in the case of small-pox, of which the ia'ective matter cau be seen, this anlalogy was complete. The germs of miero-orgauisats beiag intangible dust ...

... guaranteed to deliver to cc General Gordon. . pi The Black Watch', at Assounn, hlaving been t]: medically declared free of the smallpox taint T which has kept thein in quarantine for sonic cc Weeks, have, to the great delight of the mxen, se xen1 ordered to ...

... asd confidence in Her Majesty's Govemnerat which it cOutsiUS.-I am. &C.. Gxo. SPExNCES LnnLzTose. EISAnITARs PazcAuc0oN.-Smallpox is increasing to an alarming extent, and other itfectious diseases are more than usual'y prevalent for the wilter season ...

... the trustees of Mr John Goidon's Chritalble Fnand lfoi a Samaritan Fund in respect of the great pro- valonce of fevefrand small-pox bas been augmented by further sums reedived, and the fund may now be said to be a permanency in connectionwihtehopal The ...

... most familiar zymotic diseases was at the rate of zV8 per thousand, being 0 7 less than that for last week-. The death from small-pox in Greenock occurred in an unvaccinated merchant seaman. aged 40, who had been lodg ing in Antwerp till the l0th November ...

... nists as being almost wholly due to an utter incapacity of conceiving wvhat a fear- fully contagious and deadly disease small-pox is in unprotected subjects. Were it a matter of mere folly affecting only the disbelievers in Jon- ner's great discovery ...

... the time. TuIE OllTlltRArc 01 s iArU P t goX IN D rin1) --Thle funeral of Batchelor, the saenitary officer, who died from smallpox onl Tuesday, took place yesterdlay. titl was attended bv tfhe %vhitle mere )eris of tOle sanitatry staff. Iitchell, the ...

... Maclean was re-elected auditor. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings, _ _ _ _ SANITARY PaxCAUTrno.-SmallPoX is imbruing to en alarminig extent, and other infections disese aO mors thanr usauy prevaulent for ithe wvister season. As ...