... preventive measures for miti- gatin an t checkit g the spread of smallpox; and in connection therewith the committee ?? |that it wae Of the gireatest importance for public IIsft hteey case of Smallpox should be, with- out delay, reported to thermedical officer ...

... 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 ...

... liability. Sitting asLocal Authority, the meeting considered circulars from the Board of Supervision as to threatened epidemic of smallpox and the keeping of balkesouses, and it was remitted to the sanitary inspector and the medical officer to report on the pointc ...

... crew a seriously ill. Dr Robertson was a ierr called, and, on examining the patient, declared t rdhim to be suffering from smallpox. The sanitaryti ndaothorities were at once communicated witho, and mn Ofeeps were taken to have the patient removed to the ...

... more Bingular case is that of the infant daughter cf Henry Laurens, the first President of the American Congress, who had smallpox and was laid cut as dead. During her illness the apartment had been kept closed, in accordancewith'the thera- peutical notions ...