... diphtheria, 25 and 28 from whooping-cough, 12 and 8 Lion enterc fever, I6 and I4 from diarrhcea and dysentery, and not one from small-pox, typhus, ill-defined forms of fever, or cholera. Deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 440 and 412 ...

... rag doll wlhicb had grown up. TIer bloodless indl leathery face was seamed with marks con- tracted during an lbttaik of small-pox ; on her head .,s ai collection of hallb in which lanlky black and dull gray were, mixed in about elual proportioiis. At ...

... BLACK SMALL-POX AT ADRIANOPLE.SOEA, sioa J&-r. 9.-The report current at Constantinople that em- quaraittine had beeu established against arrivals from oistli to Iloumolslia frontier is incorrect. On account of the the prevalenco of black small-pox iu Adrianople ...

... prostitution. This being the case, an avowed regulationist should no more be elected a County Councillor than a child with the small-pox should be sent into the convalescent ward of a hospital. * X * * * We need not say how heartily we agree with the sentiments ...

... undefined form of continued fever, 12 from diarrhoea and dysentery, I from choleraic diar- rhrea and dyentery, and not one from smallpox or typhus thus, 275 deaths referred to these diseases, being 41 above the corrected average weekly number. In Greater London ...

... increase of 17), 36 from whooping cough (a decrease of r), I I from diarrhca and dysentery (a decrease of r), and not one from small-pox, typhus, ill-defined forms of continued fever, or cholera. There were 2,837 births registers], being 43 belong the average ...

... gh, 10 from enteric fever, 1 from an undefined form of continued fever, 24 from diarrhca and dysentery, and not onefrom small-pox, torbu5, or cholera; thus 195 deaths were referred to these diseases, being 49 below the corrected average weekly number ...

... whooping cough (a decline of 12), 24 from diar.hoa and dysentery (an increase of 13), lo from enteric fever, and not one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera. Deaths referred to diseases of the respiratory organs numbered 456 (a fall of 36), and were 125 below ...

... the mountain guns, while the Infantry fired volleys. The Kachyens speedily fled, and the town was occupied without loss. Small-pox has unfortunately broken out amongst the Goorkhas, and the expedition will be somewhat delayed in its operations. In the ...

... unsecured, and assets 6.3711. Os. 4d LUpon the case now being called the bankrupt wan !unable to attend, owing to an attack of smallpox ,Mr. A. E. Sydney said that inasmuch as he was going .to allege a charge of fraud against the bankrupt .that case could not ...

... cough, 10 from 4nteric fever, 1 from an undefined form of continued fever, 13 from diarrhma and dysentery, and itot one from small-pox, typhus, or cholera; thua 182 deaths .were referred to these diAseses, being 70 lelow the corrected average weekly number ...

... crime be merely disease at one remove it may come to be held that man is no more responsible for murder than he is for. small-pox, or, to take it the other way, that every one should be held responsible and punished for his ill-health. ...