... resulted from measles, 189 from whooping cough, 76 frnns scarlet fever, 30 fronm diarrhsa, 27 from diphtheria, and 21i from smallpox. The lowest death - rate from any of these diseases was recorded last week in Halifax ; whereas they caused the highest death ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 67 deaths, being an increase of 15 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 2 were due to smallpox (both vaccinated), being i above tle average; 24 to measles, being 12 above the average; 1 to scarlatina, beirn 5 below the ...

... that Sir Stafford Northcote will venture to take so serious a step without consulting the real leader of the party. SMALLPOX ! SMALLPOX ! I SiALLPOX I! i Thm. dreadful disease. Keep It out of your houses by using GCreen I Extiect or Coal Tar Dry Soap ...

... dividual than the Board as a body? (Hear, hear.) The G Clerk then read over certain amounts owing by late oc pationts in the small-pox liospital or their friends ; and di Mr Cornwell stated the sums I'e bsad received from them. tb Mr. I. Whitehouse held that ...

... nxca.sles,l Sflfromwhuopiing-cou~gh,7ofroin thb scarlet fever, Z). from diarrhiles, 27 fr6ra diphtheria i iand 21 frees small-pox. No dcccti front any of these C Jo1seases Was recorded last week in Halifax, wherees a they caused the highest death-rates ...

... has come too late. In Calcutta the general health has much improved from the cessation of the drought, and the cholera and small-pox epidemics have greatly abated. The European quarter has been exceptionally free from these out- breaks, and this is considered ...

... connection with, the unusual heat and drought which have been experienced during the early months of the year, cholera and small-pox have lately prevailed extensively in India. There is no reason to doubt that the cases of cholera which occurred on board ...

... previous seven days, a rise of ir, being 19 below the average, and at the rate of 216 per i,ooo. These deaths included 12 from small-pox (an increase of t), 95 from measles (a rise of i6), 30 from scarlet fever (an increase of 7), 17 from diphtheria (a fall ...

... deaths were It below the daverage numbers in the corresponding weeks of tha hast ten years. ?? 1,60 death, s,,, ded 12 fror small-pox, 95 from measles, 39 froma scarlet fever, i7 re'oni ,i,,,;ttliriab, 11., from whooping-cough, 15 froma enterie fever, 3 froni ...

... een 1912 and 214 per 1,000'in the two preceding weeks, further rose to 21 6 last week The 1,660 deaths included 12 from small-pox, 95 from measles. 30: from scarlet fever, 17 from diph- theria, 117 from whooping-cough' 3 from typhus, 15 from euteric fever ...

... Shecrness; on Monday, John Hughec a watermtn,, rwas fifed 21. for snugglij tobacco-from the Royal yaeht Oshocce. Thefdeaths from smallpox in Scotlnd r 18 t-.the last year tabulated-wer Only4 Notices are posted in all the Clyde ship. building yards stating that ...

... resulted from mLeasles, 1,8) from whooping-cough, 76 from scarlet fever, 30 from diarrhsea, 27 from diphtheria, and 21 from smallpox. No death from any of these disea-es was recorde d euring the week in Halifax, whereas ?? caused the highest death-rates ...