... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Green's Coal-tar Dry Soap -for dolug oar washing th wit. Itnalkes the clothes smell ever so sweet, ands helps to nt keel' away smallpox. Yoa try. it. All the Grocers sell It l Id. S Old-anded 1874 Champagae, Cnv6e Reservee, 48s. -pr 5e doren; Great ?? es Ross ...

... yestorday, at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill Mr. J. B. Stone ?? report of the Vacci- nation Officer stated that ten oases of smallpox had occurred in the Union since the last meeting of the Board. Several of the patients were now convalescent, and in others ...

... fortnightly .meeting of the managers of the ' , as Metropolitakn Asylumil District,, a large increase in the the number of smallpoX patients in the various hospitals was J ing reported, these coming from parishies and unions north of a3 Ilit the Thames ...

... diedcon Saturday, Whilst working at his trade her soll frequently complained of illness. She further stated that a case of smallpox broke out in her house a few weeks ago. A carpenter, named John Bramhall, deposed that the drains to the house had been stopped ...

... prospects are fairlygood, and the recent rain has had a decidedly beneficial effect on ion the public health by checking the smallpox and i jie, cholera epidemics which prevailed during March 3 i and April. re- A PARTY attack at the present time is often ...