... Durliein Point i will probably be opened in Septemiber next in tiame to secre tte corning wool cLip. beverat cases of!u small-pox have occurred here, the infection ap-! pareatly originating in the Chinese quarter, whece' tue disease n rst apprsared. A ...

... hospital 9near the infirmary, close to, a site where a permanent hospital is about to be erected. This is the only case lof smallpox in the town, and it is not known to have any conacotion with the recent fatal case of the disease whish: occurred on board ...

... Martha..- .ttasthamp;tn .nJnly 2 Mg. July 13 Do. malverIool.July 24Evg. Zindibar-- ----- in Erindil .July 1 Evir. July 26 Smallpox caused 93 more deatbs iJI London and 04burban districtla duxw the pst wek, ...

... Lordship imposod a fine of £4 with de- the alternative of 30 days' imprisonment. tthe TFE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN ARBROATH. ial -Fournorg cases of smallpox were reported in Arbhiath I yesterday, moaking five in all. They are all supposed Ats to have a connection ...

... colic ? I guesseo was the reply. ''Then why do you eat it ? Well, if my churn, who lives nextdoor, can stand the small-pox for six eeks, I guess I can put up with the colic for three or foer a hours ! was thu reply, ao he bit off another big ...

... Od Authority, when a point of soums in'eosees' came up. itne appeared that socine Cime'agac y aupea's'uffe'oing from anon smallpox had been 'found wvitbin-the burgh' of Wood.' `gftic side. She wels put 'into the Bifideitic Hloepiten, 'and gaine the expenees ...

... lqat weelc, the the city Cte averageat thid'tirae of year beiing' only a~bout~ foc , )Qe 100. i The number' of. Ioases of :small-pox is oi tie ml asteadily' on the :decline, t1houg h the statistics- m~st'lik, ee.point' ominously to the *aptaeh of, a sosrle ...

... ig, are reported from Cube, Havannah. Reports last week state that they had 23 deaths from yellow feve:, it and 16 from small-pox.- Times. is- . he THE NEWFOUNDLAND RAILWAY. Lre: _ NEW YoRK, Tuesday night. The Newfoundland Government have received the ...

... there were greater organisation among those whou are prepared to help in so good a cause. One groat source of blindness, small-pox, has be~en almiost removed from our mids-t, so that it is probable that the num-ber of blind persons is smaller in proportion ...

... bination Blord yesterday, the Chairman stated i that attention had been called by the Board of a Supervision to the spread of small-pox in ion- W don, and as the best preventive was re-vaccina- !a, tion, the Board bad arranged for the free vac- cination of ...

... impospd a fine of £4 with the alternative of 3(C days' imprisonment, THE OUTBREAK OF SMALPOX IN ARBROATLI. -Fourmorecases of smallpox vere reportedin Arbioothtr onl Monday, mnaking five inall. They are aill supposed to have a connectionl with the fat il case ...