... SMALLPOX ITT BIRMINGHAMI. Alderman Cook (Chairman of the Health Committee) reports that during the week ending September 8. 58 cases of smallpox were reported in the borough, as against 71 in the previous week, thus showing a decrease of 13. The number ...

... SMALLPOX AT ASTON. The Aston Local Board are now taking active measures in the matter of the smallpox epidemic in the Manor, the virulence of which is increasing every day. More than six months ago the Board were strongly advised by their medical officer ...

... dealing with cases of smallpox. It stated that they had endeavoured to obtain a suitable site for the erection of a hospital for the isola- tion and treatment of smallpox cases. Pending, however, the negotiations in this direction, the committee placed themselves ...

... of the draft agree- ment wvith the Corporation of West Bromwich for the reception and treatment of persons suffering from smallpox I in the West Bromwich infections Hospital. antd to fix the seal *f tile Boaid to the agreement.-Mr. WAINWRcIGHT, in moving ...

... I THE ASTON SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. ?? _ _ . . , . . . - . . . . . . . I C Whenever the inhabitants of any locality hear that a 9 sanitary authority are about to erect a smallpox hospital they generally commence to cry out against the proposal, e unmindful ...

... to dto it. ITnforturrately. at the present time tterg a-as anr opislemic of smallpox ill Birmingiam and tire surround. ing listricts, anri because lie attended to the smallpox rhosupital lie vas at once called to oreer by tbir authorities of the prison ...

... remarking upon the vexed question of the smallpox wards. They would doubtless remember a that oni November 21 last the governors made an arrange- P 0 ment with the Wolverhamptont Town Council, by which d smallpox patients would be admittedl into the institution ...

... hours after birth, The deaths from zycmotic diseases ewere-typhoid fever, 1 diarrhwa, 6. After an absence of three months, smallpox had again appeared, but in a sporadic form. There were four slight cases in the month. IEach patient was properly isolated ...

... isolation and treatment of infectious diseases. Not only has every provision been made for dealing with the present outbreak of smallpox but the Helth Committee of the Town Council have taken additional steps to cope in a more effectual manner than in the past ...

... reports from Egypt, sew few think of our ensormonus annual seenlace of valuable lives c- frm erarlet fever, measles, and smallpox. All heads of families leI houlc insist upon the daily use, in bel room, bath room, and ie nuery, of Wrigista Coal Tar Soap ...

... st, purifyitg anti bleaching ithe linen secondly, the water used disinfeclt tho drains, and so prevents disease, such as smallpox and fever.4. Dirt disappears &s if by magic. It makes the linen as white as snow, and loaves no unpleasant ?? iu Id. p:ackets ...

... families till the men can send for them out. Yours respectfully, JOSEPH HARRIS. Oriel House, 41, Bull Street, Aug. 31, 1883. SMALLPOX AT ASTON. To the EDrro' of the DAILY POET. Sir,-Many of the residents in Aston ehave been waitiag for a reply by the authorities ...