... ; or write to the Hon. Sir Saul Samuel, 5, Westminster Chambers, S.W,, the Agent-General in London for New South Wales. SMALLPOX AT SALTLEY. To 0ce EDITOn of lhe DAMLY PoSr. Sir,-I observe in your issue to-daya letter signedby Mr. E. B, Strutt, the chairman ...

... the patients who died five were under two years of Ige. The borough has eon- tinued.to enjoy the comparative immunity from smallpox which the committee wece able to report in the last three quarters of 1885. Only two examples of this disease have been admitted ...

... 282, and the deaths 587, giving a birth-rate of 41769 and a death-rate of 19-125 per 1,000. Among the causes of death wore smallpox 14, micasles 1, scarlet fever 7, enteric or typhoid fever 5, ot~her fevers 2, and diarrho a 16. ...

... ? and S!.i' . V, ?? i I' o infectious hospital ' ''.lil!0 - ' ittl y, moving the adoptin 3: 1 '3.o ?? ; 11 were oight smallpox p-a- ?? time, three belongh .'''it mittee reported Oals ': boil , i 1 Registrar to the Biseri: i' ?? £11. 1is. 8d. itl ...

... families till the men can send for them out. Yours respectfully, JOSEPH HARRIS. Oriel House, 41, Bull Street, Aug. 31, 1883. SMALLPOX AT ASTON. To the EDrro' of the DAILY POET. Sir,-Many of the residents in Aston ehave been waitiag for a reply by the authorities ...

... 40 to 1. cs T'ln cases of smallpox and 101 of scarlet fever have been cc receivedl into the liorough hospital during the past quarter. y) In thle corresponding quarter of 1883 no fewer than 403 patioit.3 suferihig ?? smallpox, and 163 With searlet - fever ...

... existed for seae two or e three weeks past in a house in Tame Street. ?? occupant y of this house bed been visitiag a, ase o smallpox in s Meosolev-wlhere the disease had been yrnoalent somi timo -aud iaid travelled to aid fron her owu home. Tbe rosult l ...

... frorm measles, and opo from diarrhcea. The mortality from that class of disease had been only 13 per thousand. A case of smallpox had been introduced into the district from Dart. moutli Street, and was imuediately removed to the Borough Hospital, and ...

... rst, purifying and bleaching the linen, secondly, the waler used disifects tmhe draineand so 1 prevents disease, such as smallpox and fevers, Dirt disappears as if y magic. It malces the linen as vhite as snow, and leaves no unpleasant ?? in 11, packets ...

... bleaching the liten secondly, the water used dis- Infects the drains, and so prevents disease, such as scarlet fever snd smallpox. Dirt disappears as if by niagic. It malces the ues as white as snow, and leaves no unpleassnt ?? in Id. packets by all Grocers ...

... death -rate being 20 per ?? Sanitary Inspector called attention to the careless way in which canal bhat people suffering from smallpox were moved about, and mentioned several cases which had conic to his knowledge. He had written for information with a view ...

... the Walsall St o Board, Mr. Winn presided.-A letter was received from I C the managers of the district schools stating that smallpox c si being prevalent in the Walsall Union they had resolved' it e that the admission of children into the schools from the ...