... SALINE. 1t.givesirttant relief in headache,sea8 or bilious siekness, Cpustipation, heart- burn, scarlet and other fevere, smallpoX, measles, eraptive and skin oemplaints. Use no substitute. E. LeLcaomlt, '113, Bolborn, Londn.-i [Adrertisamenet.] IFLOcILIeE ...

... party to deal with these ;rca: qucstiatis. THE IIAAIPSTEAD SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. The inhabitants of Hampstead, by way of emphatically protesting against th'e continued existence of the Small-pox Hospital in their midst, organized a huge toicliiht procession ...

... ten years.: The deaths -included 41 irorn small-pox, 81 from leasles, 24 from scalet feve, -t fion diphtheria, -63- from .whnopiag-cough- 21 from dysentory, I amii. -i from sinmple cholera. The number of small-pox patients in' -tle' Metropolitan Asylums ...

... Ham Local Board. One of the worst features of the distress in that district is that it is accompanied by an epidemic of small-pox, which in the absence of adequate means for isolation is spreading further and further every day. The inspector of nuisances ...

... Saturday, the 22nd inst., where Mr. Lawrence is reported to hare made certain statements on the subject ot the outbreak of smallpox which has occurred at this hospitAl, will )ou allow me to say that be has been entirely mnisiuforuied in the matter P No ...

... 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 ...

... ) 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 ...

... PYrTIssO B6sseB it gives icotant relief ia headache, sea or bilious siclnoss, constipation, heat blun, Ecarlet and other fevers, smallpox, usessise, eptleco skin cormplainsts. UeC no substitute.,, Lsenovog, 113 MHolborn, London.-rAdvoelisimeant- ...

... remalning under treatment was 469, or a decrease. of 20 as compared owith the aggregate for the previous: fortvight. The small-pox returns showed thab the .totsl number of pate3 remaining under treatment for the sameperiodrwas l16, or an increase of one ...

... Metropolitan Asylums DistriCt have applied for the con- sent of the Local Government Beard for the erection of a hospital for small-pox patients at Gore Fae Estate, Essex, ate cost of 120,0001. .T THE CArDIDATURE FOR WEST RKENT.-(To the Editor of the Daily ...

... A public meeting to receive the reports of the deputations to the Hampstead and St. l'ancras Vestries on the Hampstead Small-pox Hospital question will be held this (Monday) evening at South Hamnstead Working Men's Club, Fleet-road. Mr. Charles Mackeson ...

... ad, West- minster, onl Tuesday, the 29th of April, the lady manager reported that, besides some cases of scarlet fever, small-pox, and typhoid, she had attended ninety-eight cases of measles. The threatened epidemic of the last complaint had sensibly ...