... THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. An imp.ritast report has been prepared for the Local Board by the Medical Officer of Health for Sheflield (Dr. Sinclair White), which gives the history and progress of the small-pox epidemic in that town. The report and accom- panying ...

... SMALLPOX IN BMNfNGHAEM. Two fresh casesof smallpox have just been reported to the health authorities of the borough as occurring with.: balf-a-mile of the Town Hall, and the sufferers remove,i with admirable promptitude to the Smallpox Huog'isl. They ...

... SMALLPOX PREVENTION IN BIRMINGHwAI, Another case of smallpox, occurring in a district of the borough not remote from the centres of infection hitherto attacked by the health authorities, wns reported yester- dasy . bat, like the two cases referr'd to ...

... where an epidemic of smallpox had raged, with Leicester and Keighloy, whers vaccination had practically been discarded, but where there had been no epidemic; he Wsad; it showed that vaccination neither prevented nor fofidifd' smallpox. What was wanted was ...

... and that a fatal one, came to Dr. Hill's knowledge. All the cases of smallpox and iS of ecarlatina were removed to the Borough Hospital, into which institution 1 case of smallpox and 93 of scarlatina were received in the corresponding portion of the ...

... of detectives. TRI; SMALLPOX EPIDEMITC.-Fresh cases of smallpox occusrred yesterday in Leeds. Thete are now forty-one cases in the bospital. Tho ourbreak in Sheffield is causing serioas loss to tradcspeople. The spread of smallpox is causing great alarm ...

... hospital, December 31, 1887: Smallpox 2, scarlet fever 53; admitted, January 1 to March 31-smallpox 13, scarlet fever 68 ; total number under treatment, 136. Died dos- g quarter, scarlet fever 6; discharged cured- smallpox 12, eras-let fever 64. In hospital ...

... presented the quarterly report of the Medical Officer of Health (Dr. Malet), a summary of which has appeared in these columns. Smallpox, be said, was approaching the neighbonrhopd, and it was most desirable that medical men and the public should report to the ...

... in hospital September 30, 1887, smallpox 0, scarlet fever 77: b-itted October 1 to December 31, smallpox 9, scarlet fever 105, total 114; died during same period, smallpox 1, scarlet fever 10; diacharged cured, smallpox 6, scarlet fever 119: remaining ...

... these I deaths only 11 were from rymoric or preventiblo diseases, vi, from smallpox 5. measles 3, enterir fever 1, diphtheria 1I and whooning-ceugh 1. The laser cases of smallpox admitted ntrot the boroogh epidemic hospital were not of a type so virulent ...

... remarking :When I brought the news to him this morning he was delighted, and his face beamed with pleasure. SMALLPOX OUTBREAKS. - t Another case of smallpox has been discovered in Burton- or-Trent. A short time ago a married woma4 was attacked, bhot she has ...

... same period 50, bring equal to a death-rate of 20-o pcr thousand of the population. The ayver mentioned that the case of smallpox which had caused tihe committee a considerable amount of anxiety during the last six weeks had been discharged from the epidemic ...