... to put such a plausible ,1 case before the public. They tell us to look at s Leicester, and observe the immunity from C n small-pox enjoyed by the unvaccinated in- c 5 habitants, but they quite forget that Leicester is v a surrounded by a well vaccinated ...

... fevers in general are being reduced by sanitary measures, small-pox is in- creasing-an increase I can only attribute to vaccination diffusing the virus of the disease broad- cast, That small-pox does not raise the general death-rate of a community might ...

... would he lOs, swith lOa exitenses, and if such conduct was persisted in, the peualty would be doubled. SMALLPOX IN . LocIIEm.-All outbreak of smallpox has occurred at Lochee, teiar Dundee, The personsattacked tire a boy about nine years old and an infant ...

... the corpse of his son, whe had died of small-pox, -and he cnaught the infectina and died. As to the case of Angns Campbell, admitted with scarlet fever, and who died withinw six weeks of his admission of small-pox, they could offer no explanation, but ...

... protesting against it. Assuming the very matter in dispute (whether or not vaccination affords any pro- I teotion againist smallpox), J. H. writes that clean- I linees would have to be universal before we had any certainty of protection against this dread ...

... THE AFGHAN WARI THI CASUALTIES AT CABUL (OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.) From VicEROY, 9th January. Five officers have had small-pox at Cabal. One is well; others nearly so. From VICEROY, 9th January. t Folloovig casualties during recent fighting at Cabal not ...

... intro- duced the deputation. Siir CRt LEs Unu said Parliament had assented to the recommendation of the Royal Commis- sion on Smallpox, that floating hospital ships should be more largely used than they bad been in the past. The carrying out of that policy ...

... intelligence has been received T from the Special Commissioner despatched to Coo- massie. FATAL OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. IREVA, Wednesday. Small-pox has broken out among the crew of the t( A|merican ship Arabia, which has arrived off this si post. Eighteen ...

... replied that they have no objections I thereto. dis _______________________Vo g THE SMALLPOX IN BALTIMORE. the wall [RBOM To-DAY's Tim.s duz PsHi.aDznsru, Sunday. The smallpox scare at Baltimore increases, having 3 adepressingeffect onl trade. The Mayor reports ...

... , Tuess }t i A serions outbreak of smallpox haa taken place in . Capetown. The infection is said to have been brought - from the spot where passengers fr-England fwrer n recently quaran d ow to their having smallpox e on boaa4 - - I I I i thi prc I the ...

... In an is w fectivo state, the eeiool vacation was on, Otherinidrlsese top Is and girls, goinaf to school with indeotteted smallpox fies ha thdm, mlight have giveot rise to serions mischilel helotreI g cauna cotild have been diecosered ardaverted. Mitiitn ...

... years Leiceeter had been enabled to stamp out small-pox byisolation. Lpsic, in Germany. adopted similar methods to Leiceeter, kept emall-pox: at bay for 18 years; but in 1871, when a great epidemic of small-pox went all over the world, Leipsic was struck ...