... tried before a jury. INCTrEASE OF SMALLPrOX MO1TUALITY.-It is very unsatisfactory to see that we are again threatened wilth a smallpox epidemic. It has been known. for a few weeks to nmedical officers of health that this horrihle disease, which nobody need ...

... preventable diseases have recorded against of them. 31 deaths. They are as ?? 7, dicerhhca 9, scarlatinat 7, diphtheria 3, Smallpox 0, ar measles 3, whoo0ping-cough ?? With one exception Ci the fevers ar:e typhotil anid simuple fever, the excep- to tion ...

... L*krPLoncsH' PYnanc SALnTE.-Have it in your house, uand se no other, for it is the cly safn antidote sai £reveauve in l Smallpox, FeerS, Eraptrve A.fostioms, Sea or Bilious Sas, and feelsa, IiIn noulfasz 4 exclusive meotL Use rA sub$tttc- I i E 1 3 3 ...

... any material increase of. disease, or any extensive epidemzic outbreak. Therel were 182 deaths from smallpox, but the increasedl fatality of smallpox in Ireland is almost altogether due to the prevalence of that diisease in Dublin, where It has beenl ...

... that lberceieosis should be si classed as aspeofic iinfective disease, capable of being con- o veysfi by inoculation, like smallpox or syphilis. Numerous t] pathologists shave verified Villemina's experiment. It was is also founil, by' Dr. Wilson Fox and ...

... P-LTLTIC SALXE.-Hlave it in your house fev ity Rcltuse no other, for it is the only sat'f antidote alno 'eventise in ord of Smallpox Fevers, Eruptive Affecions. Sae or Bilioues Mckcnees Lnd we H.leadsslqc, baringleeeciii and ?? merits. Use no Subititute ...

... ding week of last year: _.-Indoor ?? rotkhouse 470, Industtnal Schools 10 2201. Union Infirnary 492, births 2, deathsd; .Smallpox H, Hosnital,0; vag.itrtarelieved,212; totalindoorpoor 1,3,94. Io Outdoor peer .J.i, nt a cost of£-2130 Is. lOd. Boarded. ...

... -L~Axo-aif'- P~tnRtlnd im.Hnvj it in your hodse and dia n6 olier, for it is: the ouly 6liftl fntliloto and &tVenttIVA i n t | Smallpox, EHavora, Bruptive A.ffateons, Sea. 05t ilioasole~s. eand rHcadache, having peculi ar nd exclunve knorits, Use ao substitute ...

... 's Pli-ireo SAai~i.Z-Have lb iii your house i and seao no tleor, tor it is, theh s,,)6afe tntidotsc andipientevo ia- I } Smallpox, Fevers,.fl-~ontv Afietaicus, Sea, oc Bilious Siekocas, sand Ussadibsc ?? exshisve-dts Nli pa aeibhtltuie, ...

... to request the local authorities to pay 25s. per case for the attendance of Dr. Halliwoll. medical officer, on non-pauper smallpox patients admitted into the work- house Fever Hospital. Several propositions were put before the meeting, and it was ultimately ...

... themselves, and it was also due to thepublic that a full and searching inquiry should take place. It was well kuown that smallpox had crept into, the nelghbourhood, that masiy deaths had%.occurrod, and that the disease was rapidly extending its area.g ...

... beautiful ir state of the law, for surely the offence was in the act of t theft, end not in the value of the property. ' SMALLPOX AT OLDIiA.f.-Early on Saturday a e butcher named Whitehead, suffering from confluent small. pOx, escaped from Oldham Hospital ...