... THE EPIDE1AnC'OF SMALLPOX AT WEDNESBURY. ?? . ' _.f r'z.''ratA _P=. At tbe nsual fortuightl reeting of the W'ednesburgy Local Boarl, last' pi ht, P1 Y . WVilliarms ?? ?? Officer reported a low mortality, 14 deaths having been registered during the previous ...

... THEE SMALLPOX EPMEMIC AT ' WEDASBURY. At the monthly meeting 'of the West Bromwich Board of Guardians, yesterda', under the presidency of Mr. Sasiuelu Lees, the following letter, ta read from ZIr. 2 Joseph Smith cloric to the Wednesbury Local Board of ...

... OUTBREAKR OF SMALLPOX AT - WEDNIBSBURY. At'na weckly meeting of the WeVstrcnihB rdoie Q uarclelns, Iield yestekday- Mr.' Lees presidhsfg-a letter waredflm r.MarkAllen, relieving officer. for Wedn es- bur, sttig .ha ayoung' man died from smallpox Oil j Saurda ...

... of deatbs than M ,a iusual from zymotio diseases-viz., 4 from diarrhrea, 1 re n from diphtheria, 1 from fever, and 3 from smallpox, 11 il maling a total of 9 altogether. Thirty new cases of sm-all- y pox hadcome under his observation ia the fortnight, ...

... 1W I WEST BRO.MWICH PBOAR.D ~OF G UARDIANS.. I THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. Li A weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday; j a l.G. Gnrratt presiding.~-AL~ektteWrwaradfroi1Mr. Welchl, I late medical oflicer for Hanrdsworth, resigniss- the appoint- M ...

... frorm measles, and opo from diarrhcea. The mortality from that class of disease had been only 13 per thousand. A case of smallpox had been introduced into the district from Dart. moutli Street, and was imuediately removed to the Borough Hospital, and ...

... one of wlhich had been re- moved to the hospital. The other two cases were getting on well. There had beoin also one ca of smallpox in Poplar Strpet, Smethwik. The report was approved.- There was no other business of interest. ...

... reported a a death-rato of 19'11 per 1,000, Zyinotic diseases had ocarried off nine persons, but there were no fresh caes of smallpox, and the persons attacked c ,, last month were convalescent. The eases of fever were at s a Kate's Hill. The liayor said ...

... iii their nursing staff. In reference to the question of the leave of absence of nurses in consequence of the epidemic of smallpox, lie stated that it was felt by some of thoe members of the . committee, when they had a case in the house, that rthe leave ...

... gentleman should come down and un inspect the works. It was reported at the same en meeting that the persons attacked with smallpox an were now convalescent, and that there were at th present no cases in Dudley. fir Yesterday, at the quarterly meeting of ...

... case of smallpox in Oreat Croft S,'treet, andI found that it bthe was of amild character. He was unable to ascertain how thq oat. disease was contracted. The Chatirmaniremarkced that it was vass gratifying to find thant only one case of smallpox had nel ...

... Price ls. - hd. per bettle, of all chemists ?? WAR might with. advantige be declared. eganati scarlet fever, measles, and. small-pox, and an attempt made to prevent further bavoc amongst c lldren and adults. Let everyone co- . operate, and in -doig s use ...