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... the third by those of I England and France. NIscit, ?? are 1,200 patients now in the I seospitals suffering from fevers, small-pox, arrt other dis- o ea-e s. Thus i .000,000 cartridges received yesterday form part of a total supply of 30,000,000 ordmred ...
... that most of the 1 Mahdii's troops hare gone to Sennaar and Kordofan. I Thoie in Khartoum fire said to be dying fast from smallpox. It is stated that the Mahdi has established a large slave market at Ofadurman. LATrn.-The report of the defeat of the Mahdi's ...
... from Khartoum reports ;hat Abdulla Taashi, the Mahdi's chief Xhalifa and the I inovina spirit of the rebellion, has died of smallpox, and i that his followers have been dispersed. The Mudiryeh of 1 Sennaar is now free from rebels, consequent ?? the late ...
... intormation is believed to be trustworthy, has come in here, and confirms the report of the scarcity of food and the spread of smallpox amongst the tribes as far as Kassala and Berber. This combination of evils is causiag rapid desertion among the followers ...
... infectious diseases were notified, including 4 from scarlet fever, 4 from typhoid fever, t 3 from diphtheria, and 1 from smallpox. Both scarlet I fever end smallpax cootinue to be prevalent at Illeyv . and eases of bottn disease from that health resort ...
... Biel aiding in fomenting this feeling, whilk is assuming the aspect of race antagonism. Meanwhile the number of deaths from smallpox increases. , The deaths on Monday were 79, and on Tuesday 84. LATEB.-Montreal continues quiet, and no further serious trouble ...
... letter was read from the Medical Officer of Health for Bradford (Mr. Thomas W. Himes) calling attention to the tact that a smallpox patient-hadi been returned from Faisley to the hospital at Bradford, and that such removal was fraught with danger to the ...
... which more than oovers the expenses iucurred. to I . PjUTBEEAX OP SMALLPOX IEEAR SiLBY.-At , the meeting of the Selby Board of Gruardians, it was yesterday reported that, an outbreak of smallpox had 7v6 n occurred at Riceall, there being three persons in one ...
... wilt I read toyvon its description by Sir Thomas Watson, one of, I the maost distinguished of our writers in mnedicine:- Smallpox is the most hideous, loathspme, disflguri12,, and probably, except hydrophobia, the most fatal also or the various diseases ...
... nomadic life. He had never, he added, heard of an epidemic of small- pox among' gipsies, or seen one who was pitted with smallpox. The moment, however, the gipsy or the vagrant comes under the restraining influence of civilised life, he beconles a victim ...
... French was very severe, and lasted two hours. The French retreated in good order, with a loss of 30 killed and wounded. THE smallpox epidemic in Montreal, says-the Standaia correspondent, continues to spread with apparently hopeless severity, and it is believed ...
... relapse, and his death is hourly expected. MESSENGERS who have arrived at Assouan from Gabra report that the Mahdi died, from smallpox, on the 29th of June. Tino Khedive, says an Alexandria telegram, proceeds to Cairo on the 26th, to open the Legislative Council ...