... takes place in the i monrtality from the class of complaints lknows is zymotic which includes such maladies as c evers, small-pox, diarha, &c. Mr. Buchans a ecuclusions wvere based upon average valuesr exlculated for ta long priod of years, anxd ra altough ...

... Betsy Jane. cook; at No. wih-, h tlling Amelia A cne, cook t No. 352, that she is sure that - aLiybeth, cook at 8t1, has small-pox, because she sa~w some very sus~picions pimples on her fees, the result of this communic- tion being that there is a race ...

... for the Past. quartr ccsteil for every variety of skin disease. The public have also adopted the same as a. preventive of Smallpox. Scarlet sever and M beasles. Purrhaees shul see that the wain arandis on evrytabletand WRIeaT a CoAZ tAU 4utr Snueck ...

... At a mnectin of the Darlaston Local Board last r night the Medlical Officer reported that in Dceii- , bis 25 cases of small-pox were reported to him- I 18 of those being in tho last w ce-but this did not repie3esit all those who haid had the disease ...

... ons having been received fron Dr. Davies, the health officer of the city, as to the neceesity of isolating all cases of small-pox and typhus frver, tbe committee have instructed the medical staff to immediately report to him any cases which they may meet ...

... last ten years. - The number of -small-pox patients in the Metro- 156Titan Asylum Hospitals, which -had been 75 -and 73 on the two preceding Saturdays, had risen to 82 at the end of last week; 12 new cases of small-pox were admitted to these hospitals ...

... for the pat quarcr o-- 'sr for every thev variety of W-in disea. 'the publio hore also adopted the into same a prentie of Smallpox, &zrlst Fever ancd ion e Measla Pertiee shculd see that the Latin Bran is a Ian tbe ewry tab& , and Wusears CoA. am SoAV- ...

... Mayor (Mr. R. Mlayer) presiding. ln reference ir to the smallpox epidemic, it was reported that the Stoke. tl l ?? Sanlitary Authority had made application for per. L mission to send their smallpox patients to the Newcastle el Hospital, till they had provided ...

... experiments were made before the great liv ts Frenflhman ventured to assert that the de, s. principle of Jenner's panacea for smallpox mc dwas perfectly applicable to live stock. Some de: persons ridicul d the idea; others, who 3I *e knew that the discoverer ...

... the year. In moving the adoptione of tile repert Alderman North congratulated the Council on the foot that there was no small-pox in the ?? report of the Public Works Committee contained on allusion to a. proposition for wideising the aspproachl to the ...

... paid his wages for ? A man from London -a sufficiently vague designation-has Inflicted small-pox upon thirty persons at Darlington. Two persons had died of small-pox in that town, and the house was shut up, until this man from London, presumably the ...

... infantile mort'lity, 52 under 12 montha out of a total of ' 130. The following was the zaortality from zymotic t diseae3 :-Small.pox 0, scarlstina 3, measles 2, fever 4, diarrhoea 2, and whooping cough 1. The medical officer conoluded his report by stating ...