... five each, He bad to call attention to a very tbreatesing outbreak of smallpox In the city trsoeable to three teparate centres, On Friday week he removed a1 man suffering from smallpox to their hospital from Brunswick street, St. Paul's, On the following ...

... Zymotic diseases occasioned 50 deaths, being a decrease of 39 on the averages. Of deaths from zymotic causes, 1 was due to smallpox (imperfectly vaccmnated), being 1 below the average: 12 to measles, being 2 above theaveraze; 6 to soarlatina, being I below ...

... the Editor of the Mercury an r oset. BIT-Nlevsccinatlon I Why? Aecording to Jenuer, vaecinatnio was a certain preventive of smallpox, and Parliament was eo convincedof its truth that the Gloa. cestesehire surgeon was awarded £30,000 for hie die. covery, ...

... and we cannot help recalling the wisdom shown by the brother of the deceased gentleman a few months ago, when tie death by small-pox of his unvaccinated son converted him to the belief in' the efficacy of vaccination, and induced him to have the prophet ...

... Bridges i ,says- (664.) My third suggestion would be, so far as smallpox is concerned, that there should be a great f development of convalescent hospitals. The con- E .valescence in smallpox comes earlierthan in most v | other infectious diseases. (66& ...

... TE PUBLIC HEALTH COMMITTEE. TR~ ~~ _ _ SMALLPOX IN DUBLiN. The weekly meeting of the Public Health Com- mittee was held in the Municipal Buildings yester- day at one o'clock. The chair was occupied_ by CouncillorClancy. Theothermembers presentwere --The ...

... been 44 hirths and 17 deaths, giving a birth-rate of 37-7, and a death-rate of 14-57 per thousand. There were three cases of smallpox in the town, and steps had bean taken to prevent a spread of the disease. Each case bad been isolated, and the 2,promises ...

... 370 in the two previous weeks; of these 112 resulted from whooping cough, 69 from measles, 47 from scarlet fever, 46 from smallpox, 38 from fever (principally enteric, 32 from dipt- theria, and 28 from diarrhn . The lowest death- rates from these diseases ...

... which were referred to the principal zymotic diseases, of which 176 resulted from measles, 127 from whooping cough, 36 from smallpox, 30. from diarrhoea, 33 from scarlet fever, 25 from diphtheria, and 22 from fever (principally enteric). The lowest death- ...

... in connection with a letter from the Local Govern- ment Board as to payment for small-pox patients, that the corporation of Newport had ordered plans of a permanent small-pox hospital to be prepared, to which it was understood pauper cases would be admitted ...

... Leicester, also free from small-pox, and tind 228 deaths out of 'every 1,000 births, and the cause is probably the same. We go to' Manchester to find an epidemic of small-pox, and of certain parts of London as much may be said. Now, small-pox never appears in ...

... which 177 resulted from measles, 102 from whooping cough, 37 fronm diarrhoea, 32 from fever (principally euteric), 27 from smallpox, 27 from diphtheria, and 26 from scarlei fever. No death froim any of Tiesee disesses was recorded during the week either ...