... compared with the previous year, there Ia usc been cc saving of 100 or 140 lives, and the iss- f Iissllity of the town fromn smallpox for several years was, lce vas 0 attislied, very closely connected with the attosition wvisiet o had been given to v~acislatiolv ...

... That Sinate No. 1,239, passed at the meeting of the Board on the 24th Alarcl c last, as to the reduction of the rent of the Smallpox Hospital be, cud it is hereby rescinded, and that in lints thereof an order on the treasurer be now signed for the sum of ...

... medicalqies' e shonvsnny signs of success Au influential Munici is inenr s p ?? lately appointeil a woman to a large contr2) t small-pox hospital, and the Iniversity of osaan ?? jusl u aupointed wvith peranissionl from Government; iiladenri - Rfeshasitina to ...

... G arden, New York. ?? ye. The steamer Gellert is at qearantine, with 1,221 more, who are being vaccinated, one case of small-pox havieg occurred on board. The total arrivals of ?? York in May have been 37,844, The members of the Royal Academy will (the ...

... All I caci say is thmit I will ceeap fry inind open to convictiori. If it cams be shown that vaccira- tion ?? not diminishr smallpox, the coarpulsion cannot be justiied. As to other discases being convoyed by tise vaccine, it is very probablc that such is ...

... of fortune. The steamer Hermann, from Bremen, with 1,300 pas- ug sengers, has arrived at Baltimore, with thirty cases of a smallpox on board. Mqiss ,ecikwitlh completed, on Saturday evening, her feat si-of keeping afloat for thirty hours in a tank at the ...

... borough hospital 184 cases of scarlet fever and one of snmallpox, as compar-ed with 424 cases of scarlet fever and 20 of smallpox inl 1878. The anailyaos of the Corporation water 'showed a still further ineprovemnet in tha quality of time suoply. D:. ...