... against were scarlet fever, small-pox, and possibly cholera and typhoid fever-he did not think they were likely to have much of the latter—aud occasionally diphtheria. Certainly the majority of the cases would be small-pox and scarlet fever. The great ...

... WAR might with advantage be declared against scarlet fever, measles, and small-pox, and an attempt made'to prevent further havoc amongst children and adults. let-overyone co-operate, and, in doing so, use Wright's Coal Tar Soap as a preventive measure ...

... the camp. No doctors being present, two cap- tured missionaries were called in, who declared that he was suffering from small-pox, and was past help. After this the Mahdi called his nephew, gave him his sword, and appointed him his successor. On the following ...

... that the Local Government Board have directed one of their Inedical officers to hold an inquiry into the character of the small-pox epidemic in the metro- polis. The inquiry will commence in tfce districts Fulham and Chelsea. „ A destructive fire occurred ...

... an extra 6d should be paid to out- door paupers over 60 years of for two weeks commencing with next week.—Another oase of small-pox from Tre/iarris wa& reported ta have come under treatment this week at the Brecon-road Hospital, Merthyr.—Mr Thomas Thomas ...

... years, and said to be a native of Swansea. The deceased, who was employed iu the Grauu Trunk workshops, was attacked with smallpox, and sut>- sequently became delirious. Wiiiie in ttus condition be left his residence 00 the night of the 23rd beptemb-r ...

... SALINE. It gives instant relief in headache, Sea or Bilious Sick- ness, Constipation, Heartburn, Scarlet and other Keversy Smallpox, Measles, Eruptive and Skin Com- plaints—having peculiar and exclusive merits. War- ranted not to contain magnesia, or any ...

... the medical officer for the month, ended August 20th, showed that since the last meeting. of the committee three cases of smallpox had been reported. One of the patient* died at a house in Salisbury-road another in Wells-street was now convalescent, and ...

... Christina^street. 1 found it to be a case ot modified small-pox after vaccination. He was remove# to the Hamadryad Hospital, and the same precaution# taken as in the former case. On the 19th a case of small-pox was reported to me by the medical attendant in ...

... increase in the number of small.pox patients, the managers of the Metro- politan Asylum District have been compelled to remove all fever patients from their hospital at J?ulharp, and open the hospital only to those Buffering from small-pox. The consent of the ...

... Influenza, Skill Eruptions, and all diseases caused by an undue excess of acid in the system, Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone aud Gravel, Apoplexy, and Paralysis, all of which arise from too large an amount of acid elewenk in the body. When ...

... CARDIFF RURAL SANITARY IAUTHORITY. SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT ¢AEHNPHILLY. ie The usual meeting of the Cardiff Raral Sanitary g, Authority was held on VWednesday at the offices of :r. the board, Queen-street, Cardiff, Mr. R. Forret 3e presiding ...