... by the World's l air Commission. It is expected that on; million will be subscribed within thirty days. Several cases of small-pox have occurred, and ihe people have taken fright, although no epi- demic is expected. The Black Venus will be roduced to ...

... he quoted statistics show- ing that deaths from scarlet fever in the past ten years in the metropolis exceeded those from smallpox. The raBotiuf, strongly supported the movement. The new turret ship Colossus was successfully launched shortly before noon ...

... purchased, it ought to be lined us little as possible. A great mistake had been made in allowing a patient si.Heritig from small-pox to be admitted into the Union. The mistake had been made by Mr Feather, but it was not likely he would do auythil g of the ...

... Union Schools at Sutton. Dr. Sergeant, medical officer of health for r,olton, reports that a girl, named Eyiand, has caught small-pox through. reading a letter through the post by a patient In Cue hospital. Vice-Admiral Robert Hall, C.B., permanent eaorefcary ...

... scruples. Further, vaccination saved no lives at all. A better class of medical men was now springing up, who strongly held that smallpox could never be stamped out by vaccination, but that it could and would be eradicated by sanitation. A favourite phrase in ...

... The former was signally defeated. About thirty men were killed on each side. Joel lost a large number of horses and cattle. Smallpox is raging in the Baralong territory. Many of the inhabitants have died of the disease, and others are dying. All the survivors ...

... The Executive Committee of the National Board of Health have declared the existence of smallpox epidemic in the United States. Au accident occurred on Saturday evening to a coods train entering Chelmsford Station. The axletree of ono truck broke and many ...

... entertainers and oflicial pro- tectors are content that they shculd do so. Who, then, has any right to complain:'—L-meet. SMALL-POX IN THE METROPOLIS.—Although the II11r.: her of deaths from smsil-pox was last week 1) less than in the week previous, the ...

... the second on Monday. At the meeting of the Wednesbury Sanitary Authority, on Tuesday, it was reported that 35 new cases of smallpox had broken out in the town, causing two deaths, one a woman GO years of age, As the majority of the inhabitants were being ...

... lire ransom. SEVERE SMALLI-OX EPIDEMIC IN NORWAY.— A Copenhagen telegram of July 2nd says: I an: sorry to say that a severe smallpox epidemic has broken out in Christiania. Intending tourists to that pare of Europe should delay completing their arrangements ...

... have been 151, giving a death-rate of 21 per There had been 20'death» from zymotic diseases. During the month 23 cases of small-pox had- been reported to him, 15 of which had been treated at tbe Hospital Ship-fever ward. Only three were f-atal The medical ...

... to-morrow morning. Mary Anne, I say as soon as I get in; Mrs. Black is very ill, and I am afraid she is going to have the small-pox. I shall try and persuade everyone in the village to be vaccinated to-morrow. On the following day we despatch the children ...