... I'iA~OVOH'B Plxanvzo $kaE.. Elnve. it in 90ur housa sied uoe nseother, for it is 'the calJ astf anticlele sad preoeentr in Smallpox, Fsver,; 2ieoptlm Aecitn, ?? Siekneea, 3n~ Headeebes baic'9eee asO 6 e. ase eW~ntQ . uss~ea snhti~tanJ' I I ...

... ;Lasr'or~on'sff PY~afirmo SAI~lwe.-Have it in your house and ipsa no otier, for it N the only safe antidote and Vrevecesee in n Smallpox, Fevers . Ejptive Mfections, Sea.r oriliss Siekaiss end Re naachos ba*: culea: . U and e a twtriti obstlte ...

... scarlet fever, 119 from diarrheas, 57 from fever, priu- cipally eaterio, 48 fromn whooping-cough, 33 from measles, 27 from smallpox, and 16 fromn diphtheria. The annual death-rato from these zymotic diseases h averaged 3-0 per 1,000 in the twenty towns ...

... Portsmouth. Fever, principally enterio, showed the highest death-rate in Bristol and Hull, and typaus in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Smallpox caused 29 more deaths in London and its suburban districts, but not one in any of the 19 provincial towns. Diarrhoea fatality ...

... yne. Diarrhoao fuatality di shosved a further general decline, and was considerably is below the average for the season. Smallpox caused 24 01 I more deaths in London and its outer ring of suburban in districts, but not one in any of the 19 large provincial ...

... 103 from diarrhoea, 73 from 'fever (^prin- .y bipally' enterio, 53 from ' wboeDiDg-0congh, M0 from it measles, .281 from smallpox, and7.21 feoi' dipixtherie. ,f. The annual death-rate fromn these zyniotic diseoses' s, averaged 209 per 1,000 in f he twenty ...

... Zealand, owing to Sydney, where they were on August 5th, being regarded as anl infected port, on account of the prevalence of smallpox. Tbe squadroni would proceed north, callingat Fiji. Admiral Earl Clau- : illiam's bheath had improved sufaiciently to enable ...

... succeeded in evading the provisions of the Vaccination Act, and aloud two months ago one of his children was attaclei with smallpox. No medical man was called in The child was nursed by its mother and recovcced but the mother took the disease 'and dieel ...

... which it was state t man in his employ was attacked with smallpox, and that-nine persons resided in the same ?? Mayor CAld. Baron) said that he had been told that a person in whose house smallpox had existed, tried to pawn clothes with brokers o one after ...

... womasi. She was described e as follows:-Age, 36; height, about 6ft.; complexion, r fair; hair, dark and curly; marked with smallpox. Her 8 dress was black, trimmed with black velvet and fringe, e with gilt buttons on her bodice. bhe had on either gold I ...