... the essentially preventable diseases there was a great improvement. There was. a clean bill of health in Or respect both of smallpox and measles, sP' There were 15 deaths from fever. 1l from scar- dri latina, 25 from whooping - cough, five from ste diphtheria ...

... more unpleasantnesses the kind to which 1 have referred. PUBLIC attrntion may lie advantageously directed to the umarks in small.pox and diphtheria contained iu I'r OULDIL'H report ou the sanitary condition Leeds, which appears our columns this morning. ...

... obtained a strong hold on me. This great remedy for numerous, common, and other ailments, such as Headache, Bilious Sickness, Smallpox, Measles, Cholera, 4c . maybe obtained of any Chemist or Patent Medicine Dealer in Bottles 2s. 6d. each and upwards. 113 ...

... whooping-cough, 88 from menasles, o1 from scarlet fever, 42from diphltheria, 37 from m feverr (principally crteric), 36 freo smallpox, and 27 from diarrhoea. No death from any of these diseases was recorded during the wanct in Birlcenhead, while they caused ...

... oescribed as an attempt of the colliery owners to turn the men and their families into the street. It was reported ley that smallpox of a virulent kind had broken out, and that rgo a man named Powell wies so affioted by it as to be beyond ?? hope of recovery ...

... rein a the principal zymotic diseases, of which ?? resuti 4l s whooping-cough, 70 from meales, o9 trom scnrini. a 60 frenn smallpox, 31 from diphtheria, 2) from (prnlcipally enteric), and 21 from diarrhteae N rom any of these diseases were recorded dune ...

... try and remove the prejudice which some people have of going to our borough hospital. Having lately been an inmate of the Small-pox Hospital, I can bear testimony to the great kindness and consideration of the doctors, matron, and especially to the nurses ...

... violence. There have been more deaths by oont«iou, disca.ec«, the death rate avmotic diseases being -I J 0.. the previous year smallpox caused deaths, now only fatal case is returned. Measles were more fatal, ruing from 12 219. Scarlet fever, however, declined ...

... zymotic clns*. .Scarlet fever rose from 7to and from 4to death was referred to diphtheria. Not a death in the past week was to small-pox, measles, fever, diarrhoea. the sub-district South-Ea«t Leeds the deaths fell in the weok from 17 to 10, not one being due ...

... the'nghbt to the wells, sent armed boats to stop the practice, thus causing areat suffering among the rebels, many of whom died f smallpox aod dysesaterty.'> Now, without pronouncing any opinion as to the law- fuiness or otherwise of this egyptian campaign, will ...

... infinitely better in every respect. Thc> had, however, left themselves without any infectious wards whatever, and he noticed that smallpox case which had recently been brought into the h«mse, had been put into the itch ward for want of proper accommodation. As ...

... remain so steadfast the distress continues to be very great, and some families are said to be in a state of semi-starvation. Smallpox has broken out in the village, and there are many cases of measles. The tradespeople in the district feel the crisis. The ...