... cruelties was not ivor hy of credit. THE SPRBAD OF SMALLPOX. Dr. CiMERoN called attention to the smallpox epidemic in order to move ai resolution declaring that, in view of the alarmin- increase of smallpox in London, the House called on her lfiajhsty's ...

... 1884. -Scarlet fever ?? . 8 5 Measles ?? , I 4 Whooping-cough ?? 2 56 Diarrh~ea ?? 29 94 Fever ?? 0 0 Diphtheria ?? 0 .. Smallpox ?? 2 . 0 Totals ?? 42 ..C Dr. A. Bostock Hill, acting for Dr. Alfred Hlill, says, in a note to the Mayor :-i The death-rate ...

... Yours respectfully, JOHN NORMAN. 314, Wheeler Street. February 17. THE SMALLPOX. To the EDosro of the DAILY PORT. r Sir,-Your issue of to-day contains a short paragraph l headed Smallpox in Birmingham. Permit me to ,seegest that additional value wveuld ...

... |boatmen, who were despatched at once to Cairo. The Black Watch is still in quarantine at jAssouan, owing to the cases of smallpox which avo occurred in the regiment. tRiEUTER'S TrLEGRlAMS.] CAIRO, OCTOBER 8. The light division of the Camel Corps, together ...

... took place a Sptlrlil, hut tit disease was contracted oatsidcthe di-;tict, ant no elhr cases w-ere reported. One case of smallpox ?? remtree at Spar!;hill, but the infection was conveyed f-orn tale ton. The patient war removed to the tc.pinalt.e tn disease ...

... considered necessary. A case of smallpoxhad a oceurred in the boys' department, and the patient had - been removed to the smallpox tents, and other pre- cautions ?? the last meeting a report of a serious nature regarding James Gittins, a poor-rate collector ...

... Workhonse1 Gravelly Hill-Mr. J, B, s Stoice in the chair-tho Vaccination dfficer (Mr. J. Si . Stephens) reported four cases of smallpox il thie Manon n district, seven iu the borough portion of the Union, and e one in Saltlcy-making together twelve fresh Cases ...

... from scarlet fever and one from f typhoid fever. Scarlet fever as an epidemic was dying out, and measles had disappeared. Smallpox seas- not in an epidemic form. Dr. Underbill concluded his report by pointing nut houses and premises unfif for human ?? ...

... in the town, by allowing them to bave the ire ofthe t15 ment of the fever warn of the hospital for the 1ruqvq r isolating smallpox patients ; and to Drs. bbtlling500 I Totherick for their able anti gratuitous a ecirend;; to ?? patients during their ilirness ...

... and the washing Du dof their iclothinig an shore hasl also been prohibited. El( e SMALLPOX iii LossDOQN.-O wing to thle great increase in Cuns e the noi mbher of smallpox cases at the East End of London upi g the managers of the Metsropolitan AslusDitrc ...

... ent; made ?? to divide' theflands fronting 'ill the adjoining properties froi :the inner portion or park A.~ SMALLPOX! ShIALLPOX I ..SMALLPOX I ! That Set dreadful disease. Keep It out of .younr' houses; by using Greens e Zxtract or Coal Tar Dry Soap' ...

... last year. There had been six deaths from scar- ho latina, one from typhoid fever, and one from smallpox. i., There were at the present time two smallpox patients in it,the hospital, hut both of them were recovering and would ?? e discharged next ?? report ...