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... Organs, purifying and vitili3'l the Blood. Most efficacious In preventing and curing lead ache, Constipation, Indigestion, Smallpox, X6e3i3l, reartburn, Vomiting, andallkindredailments. 213T HOLLOWAT'S ONTENITAiDPILLS,-A frequent (1;0 of gout and rheuinatism ...
... loudly sing, L Let joy bells ring, Gladly welcoming, The new-born King !-G, . e - _ t It is gratifying to learn that the smallpox epidemic E continues to show signs of abatement. In the city at e any rate the prompt action of the Sanitary Cam- t mittee ...
... (hear; hear). Reminding them of the recent epidemic of smallpox, the speaker referred I to the inconvenience and danger which had arisen from so many divided authorities, and the fact that smallpox cases had been hawked about from one end : of the city ...
... also with Usk and Newport, i'd Pontypool. Alderman Vizard also mentioned the necessity, in view of a possible outbreak of small-pox (one case having already occurred in the town), of establishing an infectious diseases hospital. This was referred to the ...
... although dependent upon the resources of the Bristol Sanitary Authority for the disposal of drainage. The recent outbreak of smallpox has shown that the distribution of authority within an urban area which all boundaries are artificial constitutes source ...
... there was an urban population of 70,000 outside the boundaries, and they required urban accommodation. They had lately had small-pox cases hawked from one part tha other, which showed tha evil different authorities. Mr H. G. thought they should have accurate ...
... at this factory, but it is anticipated that the difficulty will be arranged by making separate shops, THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. A case of smallpox was discovered yesterday in' a lodging house in Bradford, The patient, a navvy,, was removed to the Fever Hospital ...
... Sunday afternoon. The conflagration was confined !■> ' the vestry, but ail cassocks and surplices wero destroyed. A case of small-pox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house iiradford. The patient, navvy, has been removed to the fever hospital, whero ...
... investigation, and he moved that it be referred to the v Finance Committee. The motion was carried. b AN EXCITING CHASE. A smallpox patient, in a high state of 'delirium, on r Sunday evening escaped from his residence at Sheffield t while arrangements vere ...
... which would, under the Mar- c gafine Act, which came into force yesterday, have x to be described as margarine. I A casemof smallpox was discovered yesterday in a lodging-house at Bradford. At Sheffield the f disease still continues to defy the efforts of ...
... Mr WEATHERLY-=Possibly we may hear something about the Boundary Bill before then. It was mentioned that no fresh case of smallpox had occurred in Bedminster. TEE BOUNDARIES QUESTION. The CLEIU (Mr O'Donoghue) mentioned that a letter had just been placed ...
... Workhouse. 1 Under one year old 17 Barton RegiaWorkh'se 5 Of fever. —_.„.—, Lunatic Asylum . 117 Small-par .. 2 Small-pox Hospital .. 1/ Scarletfever 2 Sanitary Authority Measles 0 Fever Hospital Whooping-cough 2 St. Peter's Hospital Diarrhoea ...