... thius 220 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 20 helowv the l corrected average weekly number. No dea'h fromn small-pox was registered, the corrected av-crags beilng 13. A GLASS ore SHIERY AND A MINCE-Pr.'- On Wednesday, a neatly-dressed young ...

... wonderfully. Nhe seems nows to be as well as any in the housekold. T AIPLOUlG'ES PYRETIC SALINE J in II Fevers, Measles, Small-pox, &o., cools the heated blooi, snowu by cuekened pulse, and imparts itsnorcmal, healthy oction tothe skin. Br aurloY writes ...

... where smallpox ea d Las been for some time, rampant, are drains in highly respectable—not 1 7,1 fa s hionable—neighbourhoods which ir • disgrace a back slum, and this in of much-vaunted sanitary improve'a. The fever hospital. to which smallpox d aite ...

... Bradford (Yorkshire), on Saturday, a young man named AIXALD MANN died from injuries he had sustained in a football match. The small-pox epidemic is extending at Sheffield and Barnsley. A w oman who recently visited Sheffiold has been seised with an attack of ...

... OUTBREAK IN CUMBERLAND. Small-pox has been carried from Sheffield Wert Cumberland. During the holidays the railway companies have been issuing cbeajl tickets each way between orkington and Sheffield, and many persona travelled between the two towns. Amongst ...

... Germany must bhave besn mach more annoyed by being talked to in French. Sheflield is going from bad to worse in the matter of small-pox, a disease which, in its epidemic form, should not be at its worst till next May. As nearly everybody in the town has now ...

... It is, however, now evident that the epidemic has run its courge, and it becomes our duty to I take precaution against small-pox, whi-h disease rages at a season quite opposite to scarlet fever, and reaches its maximum intensity about May, being at its ...

... Sheffield, small-pox is said to be increasing. The deatl . rate last week, which was 21, was higher than, with ai j exception or two, during any week siuce the discasi | made its appearance last March. With tho exception j of one death from small-pox in London ...

... from the heritage of in■ fectioa left the present epidemic of smallpox. If there no reason for panic there is, however, imperative cause for action. To creraatea victim of fever, small-pox, or cholera is ■sureiy a more wholesome thing than to bury the ...

... penalty attaching to so gross a violation of the laws of health. It may not be amiss, however, to remind L'Etendard that the smallpox pest in Montreal was stayed more effectually by the enforcement of sanitary measures than by reciting the prescribed formula ...

... THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC. In spite of the efforts of the authorities at Sheffield, small-pox is said to be increasing. The death rate last week, which was 21, was higher than, with exception or two, during any week since the disease made its appearance ...

... He had recently been discharged as cured from lunatic asylum. Small-pox said increasing Sheffield, where the death-rate last week was very high. With the exception one death from small-pox in London, and two in Bristol, there were no deaths from this ...