... that the return of these persons in such circumstances is likely to cause a recrudescence of the epidemic. Als out. break of smallpox and typhoid fever are also feared unless the municipality unremittingly continue the thorough- going seinirary measures which ...

... Officer reported three new eases a of smallpox during the past week, and one remaining a u tnder ereatmesit. In the coorse of a discussion, the at Assistant Cleric stated that there were now six cases of r smallpox inl the hospital.-A letter wast read ...

... tugs have left to bring her in. Smallpox is spreading to a tremendous extent in the in- tcrior, and is decimating the native tribes. It is reported that the natives are inoculating themselves successfully from smallpox patients. Samuel T. Baralong, usurper ...

... so The sanitary condlition of the town still remains unsatis- ]M factory, owing to the prevalence of typhoid fever and to smallpox, of which several cases are reported. The Sub- ac Prefect, who is suffering from an intestinal complaint, has left for P ...

... the be- t ginning of June, and the second column the proportion of p the deaths from the seven zymnotic diseases-namely, A smallpox, measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria, whooping I cough, fever, diarrhoa, and cholera; while from the si third column it will ...

... whom the elder is not yet nineteen. Out of eiglity-eight candidates of the a other sax, as many as forty have failed. in- Smallpox las broken out at Crewe, and a temporary ?? ospital has beems privided. On Friday uciglit one of the -It n-ltie5 ts in a ...

... cannot lie ablsorbced iltshiss other departments ait GCsathsam Dockyarel. A singular incident occurred at Crosce onl Thursday. Smallpox bles recently been broughtr into thise town, and some alarm seas occasioned by the report that oen of the psatients had escaped ...

... meetir of Board was held under the presidency of hr Jl9 I The Vaccination Officer reported that durifn 31Ie' two new cases of smallpox had been discovered t were at the present timc five patients in the i a'l ti R RATINQ APPEAL.-,At the PolICe Corth 05111r1 ...

... country near the briekyard, but if we did 'we should be eaten up by moe- quitoes,. The children already look as if they had the smallpox, this appearaseco beieg caused by the bites of the mosquitoes. Mr. and Mirs S are at present sharing our four-roomCe bouse ...

... daily reported from I I Parma and other provinces. At Toulon matters i: -are considerably improving, but an outbreak ofS smallpox and typhoid fever is apprehended, owing t a to the unsanitary state of the town. o Sir EVELYN WOOD and Major SAND1WITII started ...

... lodgings, is causing great anxiety. Under these circumstances a revival of the epidemic is feared, as well as an outbreak of smallpox and typhoid fever, unless thoroughly effective sanitary measures are unre- mittingly continued. The exports from America ...

... protected against rabies Is s by inoculation with the same degree of certainty a that human beings are protected against smallpox M o by vaccination. A reasonable hope is thus raised I that rabies in our dog population may be t e stamped out, and as ...