... which had been 17'3 and 1932 in the two pre- ceding weeks, declined again last week to 18-9. The 1,529 deaths included 1 from smallpox, 95 from measles. 17 from scarlet fevor, 14 from diphtheria, 40 from whooping-cough, 6 from enteric fever, 12 from diarrhoea ...

... report. of tho Vaccination Committee di whieh had smeC on the previowu day, was read a Thie report stated ?? ?? outbreak of small-pox D was spreading, And that they considered it ga necessary to give sp(1e7tl1 facilities for re-vaccine- tion. They had arrianged ...

... SMALL-POX AT CARDIFF THE OUTBREAK SPREADING. TWO MORSTDEATHS. SPECIAL VACCINATION FACILITIES. At a meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians on Saturday, Dr Paine presiding, the clerk read a report of the vaccination committee, at a meetiug of which, ...

... suf- ficiently punished by a fine of 5s or five days? The public statement of Dr Paine at the Board of Guardians shows that small-pox has been spreading in Cardiff; but it is satis- factory to learn on his high authority that there is no reason whatever to ...

... Isabtela in .Measure for tdeasuro. It was'one 'of thc lnatie AsNeilson's best'charactere. ' ?? A very seriooss outbreak of smallpox is reported Sroui Cairdilf. No fewer than twenty-dve' houses are infected, and severasl deaths have occur red . V Scores ...

... Children will ask for it- Mori: BMasrinna fti ?? Indigestion, Skin Eruptions, Vomiting, Sleeplessness, Scarlet and other Flyers, Smallpox, Measles, Heartburn, Blood Poisons, and ill kindred. ailments. Mr. Young writes : ■• For- ilfteen. -yeara l have taken it ...

... sunshine, and in our intensely dry atmosphere, but experience shows that here, as elsewhere, cleanliness is the only safeguard. Smallpox invaded Sydney-the only Australian city old enough to be troubled with narrow and winding streets-three years ago, but it ...

... per 1000 ner annum. Of these, 11 were owing to zymotio diseases, iz, 2 to diphtheria, 2 to whooping aoug hand 1 each to small-pox. acarlatina, meawsles, croup, malnutrition, and svtbilis. The number of deaths .mistered in Oxton, Egerton, Clifton, and ...

... justice in such a n-cases. b te l n or It is wvel known that measles are P )r. unusuallyprevalent in Liverpool just now; e. he smallpox is said to prevail at Cardiff; and h et altogether it seems that epidemics of one 0 ot kind or another are far more common ...

... assistant medical officer of health, was ad appointed (in addition to his present appoint- ay ment) visiting physica to the Smallpox Hos- l, Park-bill, at an additional payment of an- guineas per anaum On economical grounds, t toconsiderabl oposition was ...

... S2 I Eate of mortality from zymotic diseses . 44 E Died aged 0i and upwards . .. 3 Under one year old .. .6 Of fever.0 C Smallpox. 0 Scarlet fever. 4 Lreas les ?? ?? .. .. whoopingcough . Dianrrha. . . .. 2 Diphtheria. 0 Tiolence.4 4 Other cnuses c Inquest ...

... ne, Car- diff, and Blackburn. Of the 25 deaths from diphtheria In the 28 towns, 16 occurred in London and 5 in LiverpooL Smallpox caused 1 death in Sheffield and I in Cardiff, but not one in 'greater London, or in any of the 26 other large provincial' ...