... preventiblo diseases, there having not been reported by the Medical Officer of Health single case of typhus, and only six of small-pox for the month; while the Registrar-General's death returns show a very light mortality from any of the zymotic diseases. ...

... LAMPLOUGn PYRETIC SALINEf Ik forms In vigor- ting vet-ace bv addition water, if taken according the beat preventive mA of Smallpox, Scarlet Ftarer. and other diseases. does not contain Magnesia attr earthy matter calculated to produce Gallstones or Gouty ...

... general business. - RngiE s e Daring “the discassion ‘it was elicited that there was at present an entire absence of cases of small-pox, -the diséase appeariog to havedied out. ' . iz Dr.' Geamshaw, Medical Ofticer.of Health, had an interview with the Board ...

... UNION. SMALL-POX At a meeting of ho Totnes Rural Sanitary Authority o, B. Parce-Baowne in tho chair, th fol. Saturday, Mr. J. lowing report was read from the medical officer of health, Dr, Cape :— “ I regret to have to announce that small-pox the district ...

... probably bare berried fowl. advised to .0- smallpox I luepital. ner• ►e was reveled the riming after a oi,ht g• rat stirring. spent brier the tremor' ram of Mir Logan. in the litre ward. Ibis lady the loan to the Smallpox Hospital, and b d u, take auk. oinviderable ...

... Christian Institute, Aberdeen. Dr George, Keith, occupied the chair and delivered address upon the present prevalence of smallpox and the efficacy vaccination means preventing the spread of that disease. Dr J.mneson, Peterhead,, then took the chair, and ...

... alarm has been created in our Northern heights' as has been caused in our own locality, by the planting a Camp Hospital for small-pox patients for Islington and its district; and it may not be wondered that the inhabitants of Finchley, Huswell Hill, Edmonton ...

... cheeks, leaving a great hole similiar to that made often by cancers. The forehead and ears and the throat were spotted like small-pox with the indentati ms left the teeth of the rats. The left arm hand, which the child had evidently exposed while asleep, ...

... who 'wore his chain of office, Mrs ;Jpan:rl, the Mayor of Margate and Sir Syiney \Vater- Jow M.P. i 2 ALY HoP-PICKERS AND SMALLPOX.—In the House of Commons, on Tnesday, Mr Dodson, in leply to Mr Jon Talbot, said - circalars had been sent to Boards of Guardians ...

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

... have come into the harbour ins for having eases of sickness on board, and in several oat of instances it has been found that smallpox had broken mrious out among the crew. On Saturday the Dutch lugger 3 fitted Sophie Johane, Capttin Westerdamn, put into port ...

... to the increase of that disease in Waterford, and also of small- pox. It was stated t~hat there were forty-four fever and small-pox patients in hospital on Friday night, and that only one bed was vacant. It was resolved to remove the inmates of the fever ...