... mladly, the un- vaccinated one had it very seriously, and died THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK. The SANITARY INSPECTOR (Mr Stephen Sweet) reported that during the month of February 21 cases of smallpox had been brought under his notice, Twelve of these had been removed ...

... .. 102 Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases 34 Died nged 60 and uwards. 3 Under one year ola . . . .. 0 Of fever.. 0 Smallpox . . , Scarlet fever . .. . 0 Measles. ?? 'Whooping cough. .. 0 Diarrboaa. .. .. Diphtheria . ?? 0 Violence.* - . . . . ...

... SANITATION AT EASTVILLE. SIn-In this locality we are paying a rate of 2s 64 in the B1, but we nevertheless have to put up with smallpox, fever, and roads in an impassible state, esjecially by-roads, where, however, the rate is levied with rigid impartiality ...

... evidently im- pressed with the belief that in the surrounding districts every purchaser of two pennyworth of tape would he buying smallpox by the yard, and he earnestly requested us to publish his letter. The chairman, DIr Butler, owing ,to the scare thus revealed ...

... -Indoor poor 884, an increase of 1ff; outdoor poor 2888, increase 121; coatof out-relief £255 l~s l1id, increase £15 ?? 8ld, SMALLPOX. The CLERIC read the following telegram which had been addressed to him:- The Bristol Medical Officer of Health requests ...

... other Digestive Organs, purlitansdavitallsing a the Blood. Mont efflcuioisin preventing and curilnlgead. n1 N Indiestion, Smallpox, Measles, ?? oligandal kindred dllognts, 2410-7' to. * , sPo-Lroqr, or Linsseted~ Eobporis~hes the -cuticle' 64 a* post Ir~ ...

... Wintle, and Miss bi Pickett, An address was, given by Mr W. MIaggs, ib( superintendent of the school, The materials for the smallpox hosatat at St. w George's are now being conveyed to t I site at ' Troopiers' bill by M~essrs Brook and Son, Although do ...

... vicc-chesirv .MinM W. Bennett, Presiding. 831ALrPOX AT STAPLETON. The Stapleton visitors'reported that there werel14 caes of smallpox, and five of soarlet fever., Mr M. LEVY-It is increasing. The DErUTY CAIrar eN-6Slghtly. HO was v sorryto say that the s ...

... wthe community (applause). - Tbo dispute between the Chicago and Wabash Rail ways has been settled, Seven fresh cases Of smallpox have been discovered at Blackburn, The United States Governmetexcssono conclude a treaty with Chinat expcludingo Chies labourers ...

... mattes', such as ?? lymph for -instance, it ChroniatacoFiantised and is strong enough to deal -with t, po-weeful germs of smallpox which :must other- tioss be fatal. Twenty-fire years go0 this thor was Ia stu , ad vi any pyasislogists had never seen a ...