... Street, Birmingham, 6. OUBREAK OF SMALLPox.-Green's Extract of Coal Tar Soap answers two purposes-first, purifying and bleaching the linen; secondly, the water used disinfects the drains,and so prevents disease, such as smallpox and fevers. Dirt disappears ...

... HEATH, SMALLPOX AT HEATH TOWN. To 0ite EDBTOR of Me DAsLY Posr. Sir,-The Daily Po.;t of this date says :- StoallptlO which was thought had almost died out at Heath 'daer has reappeared. Heath Town, I regret to say, has o ede been free from smallpox the ...

... and his relations to the Government. SMALLPOX IN THE BLACK COUNTRY. At the meeting of the Walsall Board of Guardians, yes- terday-Mr. Yates presiding-the Master reported that in the past weck two fresh cases of smallpox had been admitted into the Workhouse ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON. SrAIALLr X.-Two more persons suffering from smallpox bear been admitted into the infectious diseases ward of the ho'pital making a total of seven. The patients are all reported to bedo;aj well. BSZAA} -Yesterday the Rev. T. Haslam. Wesleyan ...

... from outlying districts, the Harborne e Local Board, though tiere ihns not been special reason to fear the spread of the smallpox epidemic ice the neighbour- si hood of H-larboreec, have beee engaged in seeking for a site 11 for the erection of a field ...

... cleansing water. In one cellar was found a father, mother, three children, and four pigs in another room was a man ill writh small-pox, file vife jjust recovering from her eighth confine- ment, and the children running about half-naked, and covered with dirt ...

... |WEST BROMWICH BOARD OF GMARDIANS. i I TT SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A weekly meeting of this Board weas e eld yesterday, Mr. S. Leas ?? Vacciination Ollicer (SIr. Joseph Spcncer) reported that during the week endinig the 31st of March , thirty four newv cases ...

... fever; and several cases of nicasles. Hle had also a report from thle mcedical officer (Dr. Iliggs), to tbe effect that the smallpox tents from Rowley bad beeu broceght froce ?? place to the Workhouse witlhout a proper dininfecting process. ?? lace- goage ...

... suggested b hat diseased fish siouli be takni out of the river, for every disese fish wis a cecitre of cochagiun, as evs a smallpox patient, but the e dich ilety of doing a totis arose front ?? tepense. It would certainly be a good plan, however, to remove ...

... prescrfbed for the past quiarter of a ceiitury Sor every variety of skin disease. The public have found that as a pre. ventive df smallpox, scarlet fever, and measles it is unequasled, Sers that the Latin name described above, raud the words. Wright's,osouthwark ...

... cough, St four from typhoid amid other fevers, and seven from dysentery - and diarrlrcca, but there had not been a death from smallpox. hi Tie ratio of mortality froim diseases of the respiratoryorgansol amounted to 30 5 per 1,000, the deaths occurring principally ...

... obedient servant, Birmingham, August 23. J. D. GOODMAN. lHIE SMAL1IXOX VISITATION. To the EDITos. of t'¢e DAILY PosT. .Sir,-With smallpox and scarlet fever in our midst, and many cases-especially the earlier ones-being clearly traced as having been imported from ...