... as possible by the native police, many of the deaths being from other causes than this malady, which the creoles say is small-pox. They are now prosecuting Dr. Lepper for manslaughter on account of the eighty deaths ; they howl at him round his house ...

... supposed to be near the wells. General Buller, commanding the infantry, arrived to-day. i With the exception of two cases of smallpox, the health otethe troops is excellent. (FaRO ANOTIER COlnxESPORDmET. ] |OUAXIJ lt, WsDsAY, 9.40 .ri 1 There 'was a fight ...

... 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 ...

... SA-Lma~i Itgives-iustant -relief in headache;, sea or bilious Sicknsess,.eonstip~ijon,. heart- i burn, scarlet and other fevers, smallpox, measles, P-sptiveand skin complaints. Use no substitute. H-. LAs. uca, 11, Hb ora nodon.-CAduertisaietit.] IDsmer Lococai's ...