... d cap ; the other, 35, 5ft. 5in. hig! h, no whiskers or moustache, itted with w earing brown suit and hard felt hat. An small-pox, also made to break into the Vicarage, but attempt was the servant hearing a noise, lighted a candle, and the f the houses ...

... 981, giving an excess of 423 births over deaths. The average death-rate was 18.63 r thousand, and the birth- rate 32.76. Small-pox ba ad been entirely absent durivg t he year, and there had been no deaths from scarlatina, although several cases had occurred ...

... in much anxiety about her sister, tite lferedit:try Grand Duelhess of Oldeuburg, wrho ltnci been hlitd up at Poonl wyith smallpox, whichl hals been very prevalent there during the winter. T'he Hecreditmiry Grand Duchess isl nowv oovlcescent, atud alto ...

... E totisi deaths, an d this also is below tihe i- ate for forreer Zyis otic Diseases.-The seven principal diseases, viz., small-pox, mea sles, scar- let ferer, diphtheria, vwhooping c ough, fever, anld di arrbuea, cens ed 11 l deaths, whic eh is much l-e ...

... the the Continent showing tb stringently were the freest Vaccination laws the most An enquiry of the kind propo-ed from small-pox. me extent, in the would seem to imply that to a doubt as to the minds of the Government there was efficacy of vaccination ...

... completely stamped it classes will forget dear bread soon when the just as they have already forgotten the decimation of small-pox. A Te turn of either malady would be a convincing proof of the value of the benefits they now so lightly. What will sporting ...

... into the to the results of Dr. whole subject, to add very much of the Metropolitan Barry’s enquiries. The wisdom floating small-pox Asylums Board in maintaining hospitals at a good distance from the sh ore, is shown neighbourhood of the 2. by the heavy ...

... law with respect to vaccination. It has wisely made up its mind that its duty is not to make laws, but to administer them. Small-pox was the curse of England till Dr. Jenner Since then scarred faces discovered vaccination. have disappeared, and pret ty village ...

... inquiry is necessary to show whether or not vaccina- they HED 1833.—Mon deeds, advanced ds, tion is a safe preventive agains + small-pox ; Dr. Barry houses, reversions, rent- personal security, plate, conclusively proves this in his official report the wellery ...

... and was 58 years age. Her hair is dark brown, and was done up on the back was dee of her head. Her face ly pitted with small-pox. From the evidence of the neigh- bour’s, it ap that she kept house for an elderly who works at Watkins’ man named orace Watling ...

... who could not have fears ot Me and Mrs. Barker. a numbered fewerthan 20,000. General Horvatovitch, three pitted with the small-pox, and only stood 4ft. 1 when measured the last time she was in the ex-Ministers, some bishops of the Greek Church, the the ...

... must become naturalised Russian subjects before January lst, 1890, on pain of being dismissed. SMALL-POX IN MEXICO. Our Own CoRRESPONDENT. | New Friday A small-pox epidmic is at Socorro, in New There are at present 87 cases of the A sanitary cordon has bsen ...