... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. I The Registrar-General's report slates that the fatal cases (,f small-pox in London, which had declined from 103 to 59 in the four preceding weeks, rose again last week to 82, and exceeoed the corrected average number in the Cdr ...

... not vaccination has decreased small-pox. Mr Marsham The enormous proportion of people not vaccinated who die of small-pox proves the contrary. I have been vaccinated about 12 times, and should be again next year if small.pox were about. I only give you ...

... Inflnenza, Skin Eruptions, and DISEASES caused by an undue excess of aeidin the system. Its use prevents and cures Fevers, Small-pox, Stone and Gravel, Apoplexy, and Paralysis, all of which arise from too large an amount of acid elements in the body. When ...

... to Grays, where the ship lies, by the Cupid steamboat, and on tho way saw over the Diunnth hills the white t^nts of the small-pox encampment; and at Greenbkthe the vessel scentued round her Ma.ie,t 'iI ship Alias, which is being prept!>-fd for th purpose ...

... the table.—The medical officer of health (Dr. n. Davies) reported that there had lately been seve- ral isolated cases of smallpox in the town, and lie, therefore, suggested that partiuujar attention should be paid to the vaccination of infants. and also ...

... 2 o'clock. NOTICES. The following notices were given DrCAMEUON (L, Glasgow) this day four weeks to call attention to the small-pox epidemic, and the inadequate preparations of the Local Government Board, Colonel ALEXANDER (C, Ayrshire) that day four weeks ...

... strict attention to vaccination, and pointing out the desirability of re-vaccination of adults in view of the outbreak of small-pox in the town. He proposed to issue 1,500 more, so that the bills might appear in every part of the union. This was approved ...

... recruit her health. Before long we shall hear of many novelties to be brought out under her management. The death-rate from small-pox has declined during the last week to a great extent. The ship placed at the service of the Asylums Board, is likely to prove ...

... continued to avail themselves of this safe and sure preservative of the health and lives of their offspring from the ravages of small-pox. The deaths of 687 males and 556 females were recorded during the year. The total, 1,243, would represent a death-rate of ...

... sufficiently attractive to draw much of a crowd. It consists of a group of large tents, and is nothing more nor less than a small-pox camp. Hither are brought the patients from the parish of Islington, and already there ia talk of the necessity of enlarging ...

... Wednesday the vestry of St. Mart's, Isling- re f ton, opened a camp hospital at Finchley for the treatment and reception of small-pox cases arising C r. at Islington. he 5- Mr. C. T. Hollis has just finished a portrait of as .eCapt. Bulkeley, President of ...

... [SPECIALLY WIRED.] [BY OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, SUNDAY NIGHT. It is quite pitiful to see the steady increase of small-pox which is not now limited to particular districts, as was the case up to a few weeks ago. It has broken out in some of the ...