... hospital for small-pox patients as well as fever patients; and it was unfair on the part of Ald Wilson, chairman of the Sanitary Committee, at the last moment, in the Council, to add to the committee's report words to the effect that small-pox patients would ...

... -Ur l. S. ?? secornded the ?? Brrkett spoke of the drnger that would atisefoem the erectionu t Heaten of abech vttl tuer small-pox patints,. and tcoved as an airendmient That the schime for building the hospitalat Heiiton be ?? Temple siconded toe aniendment ...

... ture they can hardly expect outsiders to come to their assistance. It appears that there are at present several cases of smallpox in Sunderland, although the outbreak is not of such a nature as to create alarm. Still, this is only what o may be expected ...

... prescribed for the past quarter century for every variety of skin disease. The punhlic have found that as a preventive of small-pox, scarlet fever, anti measles, st is urseonalleed. SeeI that the Iatm name described above, an the words, wright, Sontliwrkr~ ...

... births anid 50 deaths; 10 infants under one year died. and 13 persons of 60 years and u~wards. There were 5 deaths from small-pox; from scarlet fever, 2; fever, 1; diarrboaa, 2; violence, 2; inquest cases, 2; deaths in public institutions, 6; uncertified ...

... for the past quarter centufy for every variety of skin disease. The -public have also adopted tbe same as a preventive for small-pox, scarlet fever, ard measles. Purchasers should see that the Latin brand is on everytabletand 'Wright's Coal Tar.Soap on ...

... Soap only enters their bed rooms, batb- room, and nursery. Every druggist sells Wright's Coal Tar Soap, a preventive of small-pox, scarlet fever and measles and a rare for skin disease. Refuse other Coal Tar Soaps Genosne, araneed ' Hape Casueraas Ptergtns ...

... prescribed for the past quarter century for every variety of skin dieease. The pulolie have found that aa a preveative ef small-pox, scarlet fever, and measles, it is unequalled. See that the Iatin name described above, and the words, Wright, Southwark ...

... last week was 33-just double what it ous'ht to be. The Registrar-General's quar- terly return shows that of 224 deaths from small-pox, there were 45 in Durham and 23 in Newcastle. The deaths from merles in Newvcastle during the same period were ajp numerous ...

... for the past quarter century for every variety of skin disease. .The public have also adopted the same as a preventive lor small-pox, scariet fever, and measles. Purchasers S should see that the Latin brand is on every tablet and Wright's Coal jarhSoap> ...

... for the past quarter century for every variety of skin disease. The public have also adlopted the same as a preventive for small-pox, scarlet fever, and measles. Purchasers should see that the Latin brand is on every tablet and Wrighi's Coal Tar Soap on ...

... from the same quartcr. The servant of a lady, unknown to her mistrees, incioduced into the house a child, suffering from small-pox. The lady caught the disease and has since died, as well as a nurse who was attending her, Railway travelling over many of ...