... SMAllPOX 1N ABERDEEN, At the Aloiirdeen Tiiwn Couticil etin gci MLdy D~I Muir. Chairmnan of tile Pkublic health CORIn'rt Iiuitve, olid hie felt it to be his duty, to thle piiiblic to ciiitli if raw att ,ntion, to whott wask it very seiorzus matticu 0 ...

... |' WORSE THAN SMALLPOX. A GLEAT DANGzR wmIH M1inAcrs ANr UNius PIaxOUB PuBai. The Brompton Hospital for Consumptives in: Lon-, don reports that over fifty people out of every hundred consumptives are victims of constipated or inactive kidneys. (Jousumption ...

... THE OUTBRE AK OF SMALLPOX IN ABERDL E N We would draw tile attention of the public once ote to what may be called the alarming spread of Ssl1llPK'- in the city, and to the absolute necessity which has arisen of the citiz7ene adopting every possible precaution ...

... there was a decrease i of £17 Ile Sd. a PERTH.-ANOTHtR CASE OF SMALLPOX -The a authorities have apparently b-en too precipitate in cosgrat-ilatiag thritselves en the suppression of .the smallpox epidemic in Perth. Ou Saturday a ynwinc married woio na ned ...

... the corpse of his son, whe had died of small-pox, -and he cnaught the infectina and died. As to the case of Angns Campbell, admitted with scarlet fever, and who died withinw six weeks of his admission of small-pox, they could offer no explanation, but ...

... telegraphs from Yemethenw that he is about to attack a large gatbering of insurgents to the westward of the district. THi ,SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC ON BoAIuD SHIP. Sydney. January 13. Of the 71 cases of sanal-pox recently reported here 10 lave proved fatal. THE ...

... in connection with the jubilee, to be certified by the Provost.. The parapet of bridge at Port Road and coping of dyke at Smallpox Hospital were ordered to be repaired. POLICE COMM:SIsoNi.-A meeting of the Police Commissioners was held immediately after ...

... were 1.3 cases of small-pox I in the Oiby Hospital, 29 of scarlet fever, amid 8 of typhus fever. He was glad to say tbiat with the exception of small-pox the health of the towin was I better than it had been for a long time. THmE SMALL-POX RiDWInni. ofDr ...

... epecial report by Dr Little- I john, medical officer of the Board of Supervision, c with rbference to the recent outbreak of smallpox t in tlhe city. In that report Dr Littlejohn ex- v pressed his sense of. tire satisfactory manner v in which the epidemic ...

... Government which agrees to pay small monetary considerations. The rights of Natal were not interfered with. SCOALRT FEVER AND SMALLPOX IN LoNDOS.-lb might almost be hoped that one of the most dreadful and dreaded diseases will some day he unknown in London ...

... protection; for, besides being weak in numbers, the majority o the medicals of 1887 are mere bhys.- Yours d&e., KCNG's. SMALL-POX IN ABERDEEN. Sli,-Small-pox is at present raging in Claremont Place, but there seem to be very slight precautions taken to ...

... -Ask Hudson's EXtract of Soap A Penny Packet will teU the story.-Andt. SMAIrrPOX AT SnzFFrzLD.-Owing to the preva- lenco of smallpox at Sheffield the Tewn Council yesterday decided t.. close the lending department of the Free Library, which is regarded as ...