... on Wednes- al, day caused notices to be distributed in all localities l. ld within the union, pointing to the fact that small-pox 2s. SC and scarlet fever are prevalent in the district, and re warning persons from purchasing rags or old clothing in rc ...

... referred bd the seven principal - ymotic diseases, 6f which 102 resulted from Whsoopinlg cough, 70 from scarlet fever, 64 from smallpox, 49 fromt measles and 4] from fever. The annual death-rate frost these seven diseases. averaged 2'5 per 1,090 in the twenty ...

... financially successful. The great one of this season will be at the hotel in which Zola represents Nana in the terrible small-pox scene in which her life closes. Juvenile fancy balls are in the daytime. There is generally a good band in attendance, and ...

... forth in search of them. Every quarter of the town has its own pet ?? its typhus fever and costermtngers, Paddington its smallpox and tramps, South Kensington its burglars and vrmells Then as to the conntrv, we have scareful telegrams ftotn all parts ...

... which invites disease, we mast not 0 forget that the en~emy itself is still amongst us, and that the germs of Rscarlet fever, smallpox, and diptheria are Constantly seat off into the -atmosphere from the bodies of those who are 'suffering from these scourges ...

... included il two which were referred to whooping-cough, two to ;ou diphtheria, one to scarlet fever, and not onc either to the small-pox, measles, fever, or diarrhoa; in all, five ly deatlhs resulted from these principal zymotic diseases, IVt agahtstthree and ...

... affair. Naturalism has struck its colours during all the scenes except the last, when the heroine dies before the audience, of smallpox, and this hideous exhibition will, it is expected, prove attractive to crowded houses for at least a-hundred nights. Theatrical ...

... in the miatter of ground gaille xwas bitterly ,,pposed !,y the party to %% tich your of f (pitent 1 cIdogs. .1tE F1ULIIAM SMALLPOX HOSPIH'A,. At the ordinary meeting of the Etilhaln Board of Works yestcrday, the following letter from the Local Governiment ...

... which invites disease, we must not forget that the enemy itself it still amongst us, and that the germs of scarlet fever, smallpox, and diphtheria are constantly sent off into the atmosphere from the bodies of those who are suffering from these scourges ...

... astothe present condition of 'thelepidemco of, small- pox in the metropolis, an'd a, to the available accom- modation for small-pox cases in the hospitals which are undertthe control of the iocal'Government'Board. Mr. Onslow will ask the 'Seastarly of State' ...

... seven diseases an d their respective, deaths are as followvs :-1evers, 0;; diarrbman, 5; scarlet I, fever,7; diphtheria, 1; smallpox,0; measles, 3; whoopiap- I coughi4. The total number of deaths of this class 55 03, and the death-rato per 1,000 of the ...

... they wil bo almost the first places I to be attacshed. i WEST COAST OF AFRICA. BATHUrEST, FEBRUARY 8 (vii Liverpool). The smallpox epidemic hero is still raging, and deaths are at the rate of about 10 daily. So far only the native population nra affected ...