... Asylums Board have Provide4'~.ivo infectious hes- pitals in the metropolitan district, at each of which a Ijimitkd number of smallpox cases can be treated, and that the Board have established hospital ships about 18 miles down, the. Thames capable of' ac ...

... SMALLPOX AT NORMKIATON. SMALLPOX AT NUlRIANTi2lN. TO THlE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTLUMEN,-Iu your issue of to-day it is stated there are in this district about thirty ztnowr cases of the above malady. Altogother there have only been five, anut ...

... Denant, the deaths from smallpox in the canton of Zurich, which in the year 1881 were seven and in 1882 and 1883 nit, rose in 1884 to 11, in 1885 they were 73, and in the first three months of this year no fewer than 85. In fact smallpox has become epidemic ...

... performed tho ceremony has since suffered from Fore throat. A decript ion is given of the various houses where some ceses of smallpox have reinently occurred. In spite of all that has.been said, the slums of Windsor are still intact' tbough it was resolved ...

... exclusively.-Dr. Middlemiss pointed out tinrol that Hancocck's, the lodging-house where the thst man was found suffering from smallpox the in tl XL previous night, was the place from whence a Man Mr was received into the Workhouse, three weeksago, prol who ...

... Outbreak of Small-Pox at Cardiff. ACTION OF THE GUARDIANS. I At the weekly meeting of the Cardifi Board of Guardians to-day-Dr Paine presiding—the vac- cination committee reported that small-pox bad broken out in two housesin one night in Windsor- esplanade ...

... SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC IN JAMAICA. Advices received at Plymouth on Sunday from tlia West Indies report that smali-pox is raging furiously in Jamaica. Down to the departure of the mail there had been 1,000 cases, including 100 deaths, and nearly 500 patients ...

... DISINFECTION OF SMALL-POX CLOTHING. j Griffith H.opkins, of Neath-road, Llansamlet, was on Thursday, at the police court, summoned by the local authority for nezlect- ing to disinfect clothes in his house, in compliance with an order from the medical ...

... e as to afford complete immunity against smallpox for life, It is modern disciples teach on the con- trary that upon the number of pustules depends the ertent of the protection afforded, cuod that the smallpox mortality is in inverse propor- tion to the ...

... has assembled here, and has been sitting ail day, an outbreak of cholera being feared hourly. The small-pox hospital has being feared hourly. The small-pox hospital has been cleaned and disenfected, and the services of 72 doctors engaged. The number of ...

... Cardiff Union. The Cardiff Board of Guardians are initiating a i policy ofthorough in their efforts to combat the spread of small-pox. A fortniglit ago they decided to appoint a vaccination officer whose duties should be wholly absorbed in that function ...

... 227, or a rate of 23'4 per 1,000, as against 22'8, the average of the-typical large towns. A death had taken place from small-pox in Windsor-esplanade of a child of three, unvaceinated. There were nine other inmates in the same bouse, including two children ...