... ¢absolute block Li s agrainat it. W~ere this precaution generally adopted, wve th a shlould ha.ve nothing to tear troai small-pox, and tbe s personal sacrifice entailed is bet a small one for thee Iattainmnent of a great public good. The past year has ...

... had id assaulted several inmates. A man living at Plaistow has been fined lOs. at of West Eam for refusing to go into a small-pox Ie hospital when hehis wife,and child were suffering or fromthat disease. Is The Laundress to the Prince of Wales, in a in ...

... had not been vaccinated at all. In his report the medical officer says this is a large pro.-( portion, and in the event of small-pox ,asumnina an epidemic form each unvaccinated child would become a centre of infection. Instructions had, therefore, been ...

... before being again used, The Clerk ...

... Edwarda, the rector of St. Andrew's parish, respecting the let- ting of a piece of land to the authority for the erection of a small-pox hospital. The rev, gentle- man effered a meadow to the authoritv for 99 years, at a rental of £20 per annum.-lt was agreed ...

... spoke: HEo referred to the r, progress of disease, and said each disease was Ea ound to breed pure. Small-pox was found to rut beget small-pox, typhus fever to beget typhus su hie fever, and searlet lever seatiet fever. Thie rnaloay dil ed thatsubsisted ...

... whereby all offence to the inhabitants would baprevented. This may also be the means of preventing many diseases, such as small-pox, typhus fever, tc., which this hot, snitry weather is likely to b-eed under the present system. I trust something will soon ...

... rate, leaving £143 lSs. Id. reco- verable.-Dr. Nell, medical officer, reported that there had been no further spread of small-pox in the _ district, and he considered that it had now been stamped out.-Mr. Strong drew the attention K of the board to the ...

... CAIRO, FRIDAY. The departure of the 15th Regiment has been deferred till Moaday in consequence, I believe, of en outbreak of small-pox among the men. OtiaOX OUR CORRESPO'DFNON. CAIRO, SATURDAY AFTERNooO. A telegram received from Lord Wolseiey at Dongola to-day ...

... it to be known through the medium of the press that in a recent case of which he gave par- I ticulars. a man bad caught small-pox, and the medical-officer instructed the vaccination-ofilcer to proceed to his home and vaccinate the wife and family. This ...

... These figures s as alone prove very conclusively that vaccination Si 3r is the most effectual manner of preventing cl ti- ps small-pox increasing; and we concur with pa es our contemporary, Land, that in the face of di of these facts one hardly feels inclined ...

... Diphtheria was most severe in the Lake citics, in -anr vc which it caused 7'3 per cent. of the deathta Deaths nii7 e from small-pox occurred in Piriladelphia, I;;ous be ?? Orleans. eac s.t= vea yea ° BAItLS, Dancing, and Evening Parties. Shoes F.a fd rom ...