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... ?? WORSE THAN SMALLPOX. A GLEAT DANGzR wmIH M1inAcrs ANr UNius PIaxOUB PuBai. The Brompton Hospital for Consumptives in: Lon-, don reports that over fifty people out of every hundred consumptives are victims of constipated or inactive kidneys. (Jousumption ...

... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Dr Maitland Moir, in referring to the outbreak of small-pox, said that prior to the Bth Julv there had been eight cases, and from the' Bth July to 13th July other eight cases had occurred. The first case, as they knew, originated ...

... but r identical conditions of smallpox infection, people of s all ages in Sheffield had, if they were vaccinated, a a more than treble immunity against attack by t smallpox, and a 34-fold security against death by i smallpox aaq compared with-their not ...

... HOW SMALLPOX IS SPREAD. The following distressing story, recorded in a recent report of Dr M'Combie, the medical superintendent of the Deptford Smallpox Hospital, possesses element of interests of widely different kinds. It appears from Dr M'Combie's ...

... the Act. * Mr PA:EerSOs then stated that le ,would libellor small-pox. Mr Ssew said his information was that it was measles, but rather than go into the matter he would plead guilty to small-pox. He intended, however, to take en objeition to the iuidictmnent ...

... generally. There is no means of knowing whether the same has been the case amengthe population at ?? *. X Owing to an alarm of smallpox, 1289 workmen in a large shipyard in Bremen, in 1888, were revaccsnated l with the same humanised lymph of these 191 had ...

... week. Only a small portion of the works is destroyed, and business will go on much as usual. NORWEGIAN BRIG RUN DOWN. U M H. SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. HORRIBLE EXPIATORY SACRIFICE. 700 PERSONS BURIED ALIVE. [“ Standabd” Telegram.] Thatetmo, Friday. A further despatch ...

... there was a decrease i of £17 Ile Sd. a PERTH.-ANOTHtR CASE OF SMALLPOX -The a authorities have apparently b-en too precipitate in cosgrat-ilatiag thritselves en the suppression of .the smallpox epidemic in Perth. Ou Saturday a ynwinc married woio na ned ...

... an exansiation of that register that the facts as B I- to small-pox had been obtained. The-population t s of the parish was probably 4200; and if so, b e then the death-rate was 24-'36, small-pox acor - b s ing for 622 deaths. In all, 59 disaases-werenamed ...

... land at Loch Uiskivah. They found shelter at some crofters' hoases. - ?? ,THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN EXGLAND.-The Register-General reports that during the past week smallpox caused 25 deaths in Sheffield, :3 in Bristol, and 2 in Nottingham, but not one ...

... effective preventive against ci smallpox, there is no reason why it should not be al made compulsory. Now effective is a very in- S' definite term, and to justify compulsion it should be bh an absolute protection against smallpox ; and, also Pt it should ...