... practised in Egypt, as described by Mr. Clifford Lloyd. THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Dr. Cameron moved a resolution, calling upon the Government, by vaccination and sanitary measures, to circumscribe the small-pox in London. Sir 0. Dilke said wha had been done in ...

... discussion it was b agreed to collect it in two moieties of 11d. each. dg THE OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX. de The Inspector reported that with reference to the case W] of small-pox at the Bakers' Arms, everything necessary St to disinfect the place and so forth bad ...

... sanitary condition I have no hope of presenting a clean bill of health so far as this disease is concernes. From typhus, small-pox, and the other zymotic diseases I have no deaths to record, nor have I even any knowledge of their existence in the district ...

... t1-keep' in the wmiddle of the . streeti. Wben ah anti-vaecinatilonistremoves his amnily to a distance thd momnent a caseeof small-pox appears in. :his neighbourhood, we 'inust' 'be .pardoned foi thbinking' that bis jreaching and practice ara, toasay the least ...

... of glasses. She had not faith in doctors, having once told a correspondent not long since that at the age of 16 she bad small-pox, and then remembered to have had a bottle Of medicine, but afterwards she married and brought up a family of 11 children ...

... Suffolk as few newspapers are able to place at the disposal of their readers. D 1729. Week ending September 27.-This week the small-pox epidemic appears to have increased, 15 out of the 23 deaths which occurred being ascribed to that disease.- A strange story ...

... FOREIGX INTELLIGENCE TE FIXBLB RPt f IN ITA-L - : _ENGLISf MORMONS FO UTAH. FATALANTIE-SH RIOTS IN -RUSSIA. - -DEN R N AND THE SMALL-POX. SERIOUS'ACOIDANT IN NEW YORK.. OUTBREAK -OF CHOLERA AT TOULON. Signor Bonzani's powder magazine at Pontremoli was accidentally ...

... rheumatism greatly iecreased itn severity and soy system became very weak, nod I suffered fromt cough and ledigos- tiou. Thou smallpox fell upon me, and though I survived while it proved fatal to many hundreds, it left me very weak indeed, and my general illness ...

... Liver Derangemnents, Sickness, l'everiehlness, Heartburn, Iedigestion, Excitement, Sleep. lessness, Bleod Poisons, Measles, Smallpox, and all kindred ailnents, as abuidamit medical and other testimony (such as no othersaline or salt ean show), with each ...

... wandering from village tovillage spout- t ing stale political platitudea abroad. INCREASE OF SMALL-POX IN LONDON.-A continued b increase is reported in the number of small-pox patients ander treatment in the hospital establishments of the c Metropolitan Asylums ...

... a special mission to the Chief of Axwhin, has been sur- rounded by the Assinees, and all communication with him stopped. Small-pox is stated to be raging in Coomassie. FOUR MEN ]KILLED AT A FIRE. The Clepington Waste Works at Dundee, a building four stories ...

... read a great many opinions on the subject, and was led to believe that rabies could he stamped out quite as effectually as small-pox could be. Thu only point in the report that bhe demurred to was the manner in which the police had been referred to in it ...