... which had been 22.7 and 21.2 per too in the two preceding weeks. further declined to 19.8. The deaths included two from small-pox, 54 from measles, 48 from scarlet fever, 22 from diphtheria, 46 from whooping-cough, 21 from enteric fever, lo from 'dysentery ...

... is which ha been. 22.7 and 21.2 per 1,00 in the two precedibg weeks, further delined to 19.8. The deaths indcded two -rain smallpox, .1 from mesiles. 48 from sarlet fever, 22 frow dipha, 46 from whooping cough, 21 from B cntc fever, 10 frm _dYftntWY, and ...

... the doaths 478 below the average numbers in the corresponding weeks of the last ten years The 1,502 deaths included 2 from small-pox, I4 from measles, 48 from scarlet fever, 22 from diphtheria, 46 from whooping- cough, 21 from enterie fever, 10 from diarrhcoa ...

... SAZLAE. It gives instant, reief in hcodaohe, sea. or bilious sickness, constipation, heart. tarn, eoarket and othler fevers, smallpox, meoaslos, eruptive and: sli ooo~tius- seno substitute. H. IIArPIOroon, 113, ...

... ) BIRMINGHAM. The authorities in a populous part of Birmingham yeerday, while investigating the cause of an outbreakt of small-pox, from which two deaths had resulted9 Let found in a room tecanted by a man named Owenu Mn i old oak chest, il which was the ...

... BIRMINGHAM. The authorities in a populous part of Birmingham yesterday, while investi- gating the cause of an outbreak of small-pox, from which two deaths had resulted, found in a room tenanted by a man named Owen an old oak-chest in which was the body ...

... previous seven days, a rise of 16o, being 236 below the average, and at the rate of 21 6 per eooo. There were 6 deaths from small-pox, being i9 below the average (an increase of 4), 48 from measles (a decline of 6), 33 from scarlet fever (a fall of 53), 56 ...

... spending most of the time in his bedroom. The smell, which wea most offensive, is believed to have caused an outbreak of smallpox, from which a large number of the man's neigh. bonrs have suffered. Other diseases have been rife in Ow en's neighbourhood ...

... deaths 236 below the average numbers in the corresponding weeks of the last ten years. The 1,633 deaths included 6 from small-pox, 48 from measles, 34 from scarlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 3s from whooping-cough, 12 fromn enteric fever, 2 from ill defined ...

... had beens equal to 19.8 and2r .6 per s,ooo in the two preceding weeks declined again to- ?? The deaths included 2 from. small-pox, 47 flou't measles, 32. fromd. scarlet fever, 15 from diphtheria, 63 from whoopiun -cou.n, 17 from enteric fever, 3 from ...

... seven days, a decrease of 170, being 326 below the average, and at the rate of 19'4 per j,ooo. These deaths included 2 from small-pox (a fall of 4), 47 from measles (a decline of Ia), 38 from scarlet fever (an increase of 5), 15 from diphtheria (a decrease ...

... in Government House Garden. I have one of the eggs. Mauritius has declared Mah6 in quarantine with small-pox, but our three doctors say it is not small-pox here; and we hear that there ate two cases at Mauritius. I u nmy steamer would land nothing but me ...