... N AND SMALL-POX. I e Surgeon-Major PEOINGLE, South Wales, read a I a pauer in which he compared Sheffield and Loiceste. in their relation to vaccinatien and coensnqueat all-pox prevalence.' Teb remarkable exemption t of Leicester from smallpox prevalence ...

... read from t a- thle Boare of Supervision calling upon the Local I Ld Authority to tiske steps to prevent the outbreak of e. smallpox. The matter was left in the hands of the i c it Hospital Conimittee, who were to conler with Dr| t L9 Walker and the, aoitary ...

... department, against 36 in the precediag period and 29 in the corresponding period of last year. Of these 11 cases there were no smallpox, no typhus, no eateric. 4 scarlet fever, 1 hooping cough, 2 diphtheria, and 4 diarrhoea. Of fthese, two were removed to the ...

... emall- Ir pox patients was completely isolated. Of course i; a: .. would be undesirable that anyene should visit the 2i or smallpox wards, but these who could without feas ti t, go through the other parts of the institutien tl d where other infectious diseases ...

... said Professor C r sareokeenk had referred to the relation between t e cowpox and smallpox. Dr Fleming thought! that T r tbey were specifically different, because smallpox u a virus could not communicate cowpox to either the i cow or the horse. Dr Buist ...

... i- ?? > d of local self-government, to whi .l - : -p -y. Y looking forwfrard with groatesxpe: -:n ?? tto the epidemic of smallpox i ?? . ' r that, cruel as had been its rava-,*Z h -; d equal to the gross misrepresslt : ?? i: o been heaped upoakbe town ...

... immunity from syphilis is likewise a deep-set quality. On the other hand, the negro is very tue- captible of cholera ana small-pox, eiephantiasis and tetaus, and is also liable to prolonged suppura 1 tion. The Arab, Dr Berther~ad says, is not liable to ...

... district medical offcers would vaccinate or' revaccinate, as might be required, the inmates of any house where a case Of Small-Pox had Occurred, and charge the same to the guardians. It wVas- resolved that additional vaccination officers be- appointed ...

... Startling, cortaisly, if true:, but a,1 'dark shadow of deobt will assort itesif. In had cases, ending in death or in conbicont smallpox, almost alttrace ofvaccination disappears, and thereI is a tendenicy thea, even in the moat hopisat, thoogh! prtrfeesioually ...

... oa3red that their recomin-, nsI alobntmpaee.Iooaeseconded, and liI threo wsadopted. ad' j OoraBue OF SMALLPOX xIN FIersemac. - ye-R Iterdey a, case of 'smallpox was reported to the C II sanitary icepecter of- the burgh of Dunfermlius. rsj The patient, a woman ...

... according to Professor Ray Lankester, are one's a natural allies in the bodily system, are power. less to help you when small-pox, or typhoid f fever, or even erysipelas claims you for its own, a I am quite aware of the fact that onr great Edinburgh ...

... basis. I DUNDEE-PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALLPOX.- 13 Yesterday, at the meeting of the Sanitary Corn- xi mittee of the Police Commission, a circular from d the Board of Supervision with regard to the spread of smallpox in Scotland was submitted, and,% remit ...