... isc I to provide accommodation for all infectious and c contagious diseases, including measles, typhus, i . scarlet fever, small-pox, &c., wvlicb in the gross are E much more numerous7 than typhoid or enteric fever. Yet the learned professor and the president ...

... • shabby London street. Bullet marks have p.tted them from the funnel top to the water-line, just as a virulent attack ut smallpox disfigure. a fare, on board there are several hundreds of plucky blacks led by a few Turks. As visual they have their wives ...

... IPAlUUIlJiril ADVEnTISESlEXT . SANITARY rRBOA ' UTIO ;^ . —Smallpox is Increashif ; to -an ahinning extent , and other infectious diseases nro nioro than usually prevalent for tlio • winter tieiiaon . As o nreventlvo nso WmCrHrS COAI ...

... INTERESTING ACTION FOR THE RECOVERY RENT. THE RESULT ATTACK OF SMALLPOX. action has been raised the Aberdeen Sheriff Court at the instance of Ley Greaves, clerk holy orders, Presbyter in charge of the Episcopal Congregation of Kincardine OTS'eil and Glen ...

... street. TOE GK E A T REMEDY For Rrada-br. Soa or Bilioua Sicknoai, Cona'ip- i»»- Indiaa tion. Haartborn. and Fcrrrlab Cold.. Smallpox Mr.“lf. Eruptin' nr Skin Coniilnnts. ‘SAVED MY LIFE,’ for tbr Error bad obtainrd a atroofr bold mo. a f,, darn 1 -«a ‘|uite ...

... have arrived at last. When we left Wady Haifa we expected that the camp was at Dongola ; but Wolseley left it there was small-pox there, and came on to this place, about 140 miles further on. We have had some very tiresome marches about 12 hour 3 a-day ...

... money carried off by the assassins has been recovered, but the certiticates are nowhere to be found. Saxrrany Paecavtiox. — Smallpox is increasing to an diseases are more than alarmi' extent season. Asa preventive usually prevalent for the winter ase lrg ...

... Cottage to the defender, r from the period 15th June to 31st August, and that on the 11th August the defender was attacked by S smallpox, and on the 12th the defender's son called M upon him (pursuer) with the view of ascertaining b whether the pursuer would ...

... Cottage to the defender, from the period 15th June to 31st August, and that on the 11th August the defender was attacked by smallpox, and on the 12th the defender’s son called upon him (pursuer) with the view of ascertaining whether the pursuer would re-let ...

... question was that ot woman who had attended tho funeral of her daughter about three weeks ago in Inverurie, she having died of smallpox. The circumstances of this case had only come o .*' ® knowledge of the Local Authority on Sunday night last. Tho Local Authority ...

... the movement of his troops. Men continue to arrive at Dongola. a 15th.-General Earle arrives at Donoa 20th.-Outbreak of smallpox among the British re troops at the front. 0.4 2lrd.-G~eneral Stewart to select a camp sooth of Dongola. t 25th.-The Mounted ...

... three bullies come at once ?' A little one, wito was much interested in the conversa:ion, and who hail heard talk about the small-pox, at once interrupted, and said, with much animation, know, papa.' Well, what do they call it?' said the father. An epidemic ...