... number of deadc in front zymotic disenase-, e-., within the borougirof le Cardiff for tile week ending Saturday last:- - Small-pox ?? ?? Ig mesles ?? ., ?? ?? ?? O Scarlet Ferer ?? ?? O ?? .. .. ,111. I-L ?? ?? I I- t Whoopirig Cough- ?? I eyphoid ?? ...

... is eating horrible stuff, which is covered with vermin, which smefls worse than words, and which is quite likely to have smallpox about i*: As for taking a photograph in the streets, it is out of the question. The manly way I could manage this was to ...

... improvement in this mat-ter. Lost I year, among 1,489 pilgrims who went from ffinge- hi pore there occurred only two cases; of smallpox, w ueither of which was fatal, and none of cholera, Pi Thirteen deaths occurred, chi efly ?? consumption ci I - - -, -_ - ...

... djing of consumption near Northampton. Last week I found near London eight families in tents and vans under the walls of a smallpox hospital. Fover has been in another van family in nearly the whole of the winter. Surely on moral, social, religious, ph ...

... consumption near Northampton. Last week I found near London eight families in . - I tents -and vans under the walls of a smallpox - hospital. Fever has been in another van family in 1- ssex nearly the whole of the winter. I also saw d last week about ...

... vaccinated and did not catch smallpox it was said great was the blessing of vaccination. If a man was vaccinated and caught smallpox lightly the same remark was made; whilst if a man was vaccinated, and caught small-pox and died, it was said great ...

... 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 ...

... Of the 38 deaths from'B dipht in the 28 towns, 18 occurred in London, 3 in Manchester, 3 in Salford. and 3 in Sheffield. Smallpox caused 1 death in Ports- mouth. but not one in any of the 27 other towns. The annual rate of morta:ity from all causes per ...

... means of isolation they had kept smallpox outof that town ford17 years, and it was, therefore contended that I vaccination was unnecessary; but it must be recollected that the town of Leipsic at one time keptout smallpox ny similar means for 18 years. i- ...

... royal commission to inquire into the working of the Vaccination Acts. Also into the condition as regarded the prevalence of small-pox or otherwise, of any towna or districts in which the Government had for two years or more failed to proee. cute for refusal ...

... duced the example of Leicester, that isolatioim, quarantine, and disinfection were sufficient to meet the terrible evil of smallpox, and lie urged that under those circumstances the demand contained in his resolution ovals thorougrhly justified. Dr. FA ...

... sory vaccination. If vaccination is an effective preventive against smallpox, there is no reason why it should not be made com- pulsory, The opponents of vaccination maintain that smallpox cannot be guarded against by the system of inoculation. They I say ...