... Trunk Rail- . w d Canada, near Toronto, yesterday morning, by which twenty-seven men were killedand thirty .-ea-ept , th-at smallpox had broken out at Sunday's River, Natal, has been officially Contra dited.- The disease has shown itself ir several Ponto ...

... disease P i was, it is stated, imported from Kimberley by a some natives who had been at work in the as diatnond fields. Smallpox is no novelty among , the native tribes of Africa, Southern or Central a It is impossible for a traveller to pass tnrough ...

... reports that two fully con. firmed cases of eonfluent smallpox have occurred at Ingogo. The Free State Government has pro- bibited trade and intercourse with Basutoland, on account of the smallpox; but, notwithstanding this prohibition, Boers and other ...

... Mnd ?? most of the tine in his bedroonm The 6020ll, which was most offensive, is believed to have caused an outbreak of smallpox, from which a hlrge number of the msn's neighbours have suffered. Other diseases have been rife in Owen's ncighbourhood, ...

... out of every five or six was pitted. Mr. Jellie said that possibly all the smallpox patients died in those days. The clerk said that there was not a smallpox patient in the smallpox hospital sinoe July, 1882. The chairman said lie had lately read with surprise ...

... more seriously from zymotics than English cities, and much of the havoc occasioned by small epidemics of scarla. tina or Smallpox, would have been lessened if they had had a system of notification in operation in Dublin. The CHMiF SEUOErAuV asked was ...

... thousand for zymotic dis- cases, and to the sear IBS0 thy roes to 7.2 simply ine eo'sequenee of a small epidemic of scarlatma, smallpox, and whoopig cough, and tilhe aseogiti inclj yeprqsgptad believed that it a 'prpgr .ystem, o U nticatsnn of infectious diseases ...

... made cattle raids in East Griqualand, and the chief magis- trate has consequently demanded restitution anld com pensation. Smallpox is said to be decreasing in Basuto- land, but the disease still prevails on the diamond fields. Serious fatal affrays have ...

... order, who had given Parliament a proof of his political imbecility by proposing a scheme for lhcensing the pro. pagation of smallpox. He flatly refused to move in the matter ; but, recognisiuig the fact that he had made a bad tactical blunder, and in order ...

... of 43 all told, one passenger, and was under the command of Capt. Larggy. It appears that after leaving the eastern port, smallpox manifested itself on board, but as the sufferers were put on shore at convenient points of call, all traces of the disease ...

... satisfied if there wtts anything to do for ioik or whole, living or dead-often coffining those who had died of diphtheria and smallpox with his own' haude-thbat he could do. And lie has fallen in a PoOd: caase; THE METHODIST CHURCH. Last evening the Secretary ...

... 000,000 dollars, makng a total e~stimated expenditure of -3,000,000 dollWs. SOUTH AFRICA. Capetowm, March 19, via Plymouth. Smallpox is raging in Barolong territory. 'Mny of the inhabitants have died of the .lsxase, and others are dying. All the survivors ...