... and theremay be more thanthe Peculiar People in England to hold, as the writer in the Standard the other day did, that smallpox is a mitigated . blessing, and takes . all evil humours from the blood, when its pustules overspread the body ; but to those ...

... Cabra for only a few months. He was attacked whilst in the discharge of his daties.amongst the deaf mutes with malig- nant smallpox, and expired yesterday morning, fortified withi the rites. of the Church. Father Murphy was a native of the diocese of Ossorv ...

... were last week 165 fatal cases of whooping cough-a higher num- ber than had been recorded in any previous week on record. Smallpox caused four more deaths in Dublin. The latest American advices conain ty e particu- lars of an exhibition by Mr. Edison ...

... £ * S5SALLPOX. Dr. E, H. Byrne reported there were 11-acuts and 3S-couvalescent cases under' treattnent in Kil-' malubim Smallpox Hoapit4, as against 15 acute and 28 convalesicqmt last wIeelk. Eleven patients wtre admitted, 5 discharged cured, and no ...

... t4 £425 3s 2d,jwere eaimined and paid. The Registirar teported that- 3 4' Sre has hne t lititle variation in the numbtr of smallpox patients in the hospital during the past monthb but thde sumbers admitted during the wek just e6ded ?? an increase in the ...

... than in the preceding week, and 16 over the average number for eiv first week of the last ton years; they comprise 5 from smallpox, 11 from iaeasles, 10 from scarlatina 2 from diphtheria, 9 from whooping-eough, 8 from fever (1 typhus, 6 typhoid or onteric ...

... and d American towns, Venice, with 48.8 per 1,000, is the a lonly one that i higher than our metropolis. The deaths from smallpox are one over the number in E the preceding week; but the new cases of disease P admitted to hospital have fallen from 36 ...

... officer's report showed that there were 5005 persoas under treatment in the infirmary. 4 personasbeinhg under treatment for small-pox. A letter was read from the Sanitary Associatiozi referring to the iM- pure water heinR used in Newtown-uark from % pump ...

... working men of Dublin. A gentleman in the South Union said there was certainly distress in Dublin, but if they opened the small-pox sheds and put the people into it they would not have much more trouble with them. (groans). Mr. Roper, of the North Dublin ...

... North side. The death-rate in London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow was much lower than that in Dublin. There were 77 deaths from smallpox during the quarter, being an increase of 17 on the previous quarter; there were 94 deaths from measles, 66 of them in the ...

... £4A.75. : . I Dr. E. IT. Byrne reported that there Wre 16 acute and 32 convalescent cases under treatnient in li- mainham Small-pox Hospital as agpind 18 acute and 40 conavalesoent last week; 10 patients were admittefl, 20 were discharged cured, and no ...

... mortality of the year is made ul of ?? of the rospiratory organs, w used by tht post cold, and also by the prevalsoc, of smallpox (which took 520 lives), =ea&#, and gwiatina. Theve won 68 cam of contagiou- animal disease reporw in xreisua last week, 26 ...