... undertaking a marked succeed. From the report submitted on behalf of the Health Committee it appears that no fatal case of smallpox has been registered here for more than three years, and that only twentyone cases of typhus fever have been registered by ...

... bear.) D r. Browns's report was ti he whoelo 8&sltisfotrv. it appeared from it tb-i thre led nkot bern a !shngle '-ase of smallpox registered during the Year, cud thaft the deauths ironsal x ~ic usee hr-.d been four per thovusand lees than in, the precedliing ...

... in tho preceding year. The death-rate from zymotic affections and diseases of tho lungs had been much lower. No fatal case smallpox hail been registered for three years, and only twenty-one fatal cases of typhus fever. have had such immunity from these ...

... Headache, Liver Dareagerneete, Siamese Feveriehness, Heartburn, Indimetion, Szeitement, Sleeplessness, blood Nimes, Maaslee. Smallpox, end all kiudnd ail *wee. a abosdaat radical and other itestitiaoey ((wall an ao other saline or salt can show), with each ...

... form. Sig W Haar-Deis was returned unopposed to-day for the Dartford Division of gent. Fr is stated that an epidemic of smallpox prevails in Cabui. P.PPIre COOOA-•••GRATIINUL AND LING. — By a thorough knowledge of natural which govern the operations ...

... this character la present tbo subject of inquiry. Dr. Buchanan attributes the increased mortality from smallpox in London to the presence of smallpox hospitals in densely-populated districts, and suggests that other means for reducing tho chance of spreading ...

... Headache, Liver Derangements. Sickness, Feve-ishness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Excitement, Sleeplessness. Poisons, Measles. Smallpox, and all kindred ailments, as abundant medical and other testimouy (such as no other saline or salt can show), which each ...

... es*£ it, and 'u «a, etfieaoluus Ho&dacho, Liver Fcveriahoeas, l-j-**i,oa*lon, Exultemunt, Sleepleesnoas, Poisons, Mosaics, Smallpox, and all kin It,id alimoate. abundant i ioiical nod other tnot- {-oicb other eaUne salt can allow), with oach bottle will ...

... bundle of drugs.” “You may be illeome day, Mr. Bowser.” “Bosh! I've got the strength of mind to throw off even a case of small-pox., The Bowser family never made fools of themselves by being upset at every change of the weather. : The doctor came up and ...

... , Mary barn, Indigestion, Esau/mein, Weepkwevaetr Mona lii a few miuntes, all the necessary for • p o i son ,. elessis,„ Smallpox , n ail all kiad 4 4 ad malities having been gone through, the menu, ae abundant medical and other .testimony (ditch se ao ...

... Nvas ever before known. More people Idied in the United Kingdorr. in ?? from diseases of the' kidneys than from diphtheria, small-pox, and typhoid fever combined. This scarcely seems Possible, hbut it is true, and when it is remembered that lesastban one-third ...

... disorders than was ever before known. More people died tho United Kingdom from diseases of the kidneys than from diphtheria, small-pox, and typhoid fever combined. This scarcely seems possible, but it is true, and when it is remembered that loss than one-third ...