... Thel' as to the facts of the case as givon by sic L. Playf air. The returns show that while thie rate of mortality from small-pox was 8,000 l itr Million in the Last century, the voluntary vatcicatttonl i force during the first forty years of tthis century ...

... quarter the neatilrotO avel il 1 per 1,000, against 45a), rtoilee werisi r five previous ?? Thoe 0l'o clearts IICIU .1 ! smallpox, 57 fre13 meCliCl, J4 i a fever, '0 from J tlori0 wrhoooirng.OsugLh .. fromdc VY s X enterio fever. °fro ii ri . ontiuiledi ...

... increased in the seven preceding weeks from 20 1 to 28:3, declined last week to 25 6. The 1,940 deaths included one from smallpox, 51 from measles, 15 from ecarlet fever, 20 from diphtheria, 42 from whooping-congh, 3 from typhus, 13 from enteric fever ...

... fever, 4 from ill-defined forms of continued fever, 38 from diarrhcea and dysentery,1 from simple cholera, and not one from small-pox; thus, 205 deaths were referred tothesediseases, being 25 below the corrected average number in the correspond- ing weeks ...

... averaged only 18 8 per 1,000, against 211 and 19 9inthe correspondingperiodsof 1881 and 1882. The 1,556 deaths included 2 from small-pox, 37 from measles, 60 from scarlet fever, 22 from diph. theria, 19 from whooping-cough, 2 from typhus, 34 from enteric fever ...

... death-rate averaged 22 6 per 1,000,.against ?? in the corresponding periods of 1881 and 1S92, The 1,653 deaths included 3 from smallpox, (0 from measles, 2 I from scrlet fever, 13 from diphtheria, 43 from whooping-cough, 1 from typhus, 9 from en- teric fever ...

... averaged 18 8 per 1,000, against 20 5 and 18-6 in the corresponding periods of 1881 and 1882. The 1,252 deaths, included 3 from small-pox, 11 from measles, 63 from scarlet fever, 19 from diph- theria, 14 from whooping-cough, 21 from enterio fever, 48 from diarrhcea ...

... averaged22-3 ,er 1,000, against 20-8 and 206 in the corre- Lipo'2 ing persods of 1881 and lSS2. The 1,530 deaths included 1 from smallpox, E.6from measles, 29 from scarlet fever. 17 from diphtheria, 22 from wzhooping-cough, 1 from typhus, r9 from en- teria fever ...

... Eusb Tower 'Amlets DliliShy. (From .3iosoh`i'le.) THFr WAY TO TEST AN ANTI-VACCINATOR.-Aak him to become anattejdailt in a smallpox hospital. Mu. GlVAh, MD.P., has accepted the office of Crown solicitor for Kildare and ileaths so that it is a case of Sivan-take ...

... one from typhus, 1 from enteric fever, oo1 from diarrhoea and dysentery, 7 from simple cholera, and not one either fronm small-pox or ill-defined forms of continued fever; thus, 527 deaths were referred to thesediseases, beinz 59 above the corrected average ...

... averaged 18-3 per 1,000, against 20-4 and 19-8 in the corresponding periods of 1881 and 1832. The 1,450 deaths included 2 from small-pox, 22 from measles, 56 from scarlet fever, 20 from diph- theria, 25 from whooping-cough, 29 from enteric fever, I from ill-defined ...

... total num1rbers remainug under treatecent, as compared writh those of the prevjous fortuight, showed a decrease of 47. The small-pox returns showed that at ifomorton lo patients had been admcitted, twvo had ried, and 18 hod been discharged, while 46 remairred ...