... , = ?? - = ?? TIHE SMALLPOX 11 OSPITAL AT 1JUBIMANTOFTS. For the purpose of adding their relronltrnaues to those alirity mails with I cIard1 to the decision of the Leeds Town C(olltl o erictcra SmaI!llpox i'fospital at Burniall- tofts two ?? (of the ...

... I THE OUiTBREAIC OF SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. .U ll-llo. We are glad to be able to state that no fresh cases of smallpox were reported to the authorities yesterday. The Sanitary Committee of the Corporation will meet tbis morniing, when steps will be taken, ...

... LEEDS BOARD OF GUARDIANS. -I-- -- ?? TNT T.1'1n1 THE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN LEEDS. The usual weekly meeting of the Leeds Board of Guardians was held yesterday afternoon, Mr. Wr. CLARIE ?? CLaiir, (Mr. King) read a letter from the Local Government Boa ...

... THE SANITARY CONDITION OF LEEDS. IWThRARTTVY OVl A RALLPOX HrOSrITAL. 'EC t.SSITY Or A SMALLPOX HOoSPAL. In his monthly report, Dr. Goldie, Aledical Officer of Health for Leeds, says-I aus glad to be able to report that the public health of the borough ...

... previous wveek. Of the 10 oases of scarlet fever i reported 4 swore sent to tho Fever Hospital. On the 20th . iust. a ease of smallpox *was renoved from Longlands- place. Tloe liiansvho hiadhbeen auinmateoof theworkhouse, some days before had assisted to rermove ...

... expressed indignatioun and dissatisfaction at tile Towm (council for selecting Burmuall- to tofts as the site for the miew Smallpox Hospital. Ile : or remarked that it was unsafe for any person to live at this as end of Leeds on account of the mlany nuisances ...

... 341 deaths -from dipistheria inl the 28 towns inclue A1in odon, 7 ks ins Portsmouth, 2 in Brighson, 2 ?? and 2 in Salford. Smallpox caused 15 orr ?? arid its subus-han districts, one in Nottinghanm, one in he Bolton, one, in Liverpool, and one in Leeds ...

... from smallpox, one fromn measles, and two from typhcoid fever. Thiree patients suffec inu- trom searlatiuia aid 10 from sinallox had been admitted to thI bospistl. Seventeen patients who hled bcen sulfering froni searlatinna and four frmn smallpox had ...

... 280 resulted from whooning-couigh, 138 from mecasles, 92 from scarlet faves', 49 from fever,1 25 from diarrhmea, 22 from smallpox, end 18 from diphtheria. These 2zymotic diseaces ?? the latrgest proportional fatality in Blackburn and Brighton. Thle highest ...

... fully realised. e TIB ERBECTION OF A SMALLPOX HOSPITAL IN D Ye Lrumes.-A mieeting of the Sanitary Committee of the a ! Leeds Corporation was hold yesterday, to consider the \ IIqyuestion of erecting a temporary smallpox hospital on the I site acquired by ...

... cud 93 from scarlet feveir, 53 frons d fever (principal ly enterie), 31. from diarrhmna, 27 from diphtheria, anti 21 from smallpox. The annual death- rate from these zymotic dsseases averaged 4'2 per 1,000, and ranged from 0Ut in Derby to St6 in Brighton ...

... he was em t b La L,ATIDOUGO'S PhEMTc SALM-5h.live it 1d I' *r and mec no other, for it is the only sate ftnde and 51 sO )r smallpox, Fevers, BraptiveAicinSa0 i5 r HdshtS Pbeamsg pes~uh~itarad fexrqai'5 merit. u~x Dgr . jeidat. ,, ...