... inI ,t hunting field, on several occasions having sustained bnve s limbs. An inquest wil he held to-morrow. I SMALLPOX! SMALLPOX I! SMALLPOX!! !- dreadful disease. K~eep it out of your bowses by usin, Gree Estract or Coal Tar Dry Soap for washing and ...

... Alnril to Juno 30 of last yeas' was 1b7 scarlet I be fever and 160 smal~lpox, total 317 ; while' for the next I three months the retturns were 199 Scarlet fever and 491 1 hat smallpox, making a total of 690, as comimard with 317,in 5 ed, the previous ...

... 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 ...

... Tin ,en Biroringhamn. tire architect, by Mr. William Chaffer, abi ich builder, of Warstone Parade.' Wr rle SMALLFOX ! SMALLPOX! SMALLPOX!!! - That Bat ant dreadful disease. Kecep it out of your houser by using Green's Cii lin Btract oz Goat Tar Dry Soap ...

... oil home eand foesgn a oestations. with the exception of London and WViodsor., In ret SMALLPox s,4 LoNDON.'-In consequence of. the cban. Es 0ttinned increase of smallpox in London, -th6 authorities, port, firm with the Approval of the Local Governmnent ...

... the total mortality-an increase,' nan'.ly, of 0-4 per ing thoneand of the population-duo to the unusual prevalence rge of smallpox and scarlet fever; but both those diseases are to gradually declining in force, and there in good reaeon to inl believe that ...

... recruiteu health results. Pepter's Tonic. Bottles, 32 doses, Sold by chernusr Refuseimiations , 68 a SM.ALLox ! SMALL1iOX I I SMALLPOX I ! I- That dreadful disease. Keep It out of your houses by using Green's 1. Extract or Coal Tar Dry Soap for washing and ...

... 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 ...

... to use it. He objected to the site in Windsor Street as unsiitable for the proposed cattle market. To say nothing of the smallpox hospital and the night-soil wharf that were near it, its proximity to the gas works would be a great evil, for gas had a ...

... .7. years~it was 81 per cent. The proporino rnhvsest increaed from 5-7 in 1882 tO 917 last year. t Ta , 4 L1' OX ! SMALLPOX! ! SMALLPOX I - -Ta 4endlul disease Keep~it out of your houses by using Green's Extract ot Coal Tar Dry Seep for washing and cleanxing ...

... Committee stated that Dr. Timmins reported the deth-rate to be 21-,81 per 1,000. Attention was called to the fact that the smallpox hospital at Blower's Green was being wreaked by mining operations. The report was ?? Public Works and General Purposes Committee ...

... othersu held Mr. Irving lip as a grtat moral ?? ah be systematically broke the Sabbath dlay. ,COST ad Afearful outbreak of smallpox has occurred at Huill. 2! mu- An Italiasm icecream seller and Isis wife anid family were WASI byattacked bythe disease. The ...