... SMALL-POX OUTBREAK AT GLOUCESTER. 118 DEATHS. After a persistent neglect to perform their statutory duty under the Vaccination Acts, the Guardians of the Gloucester Union now find themselves confronted with one of the most appal- ling outbreaks of small-pox ...

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... for some time after it has been done a complete safeguard against small-pox, except possibly in the case of per- sons who are so susceptible to the disease as to be liable to take smallpox repeatedly if exposed to its infection. (2)? Vaeination, though ...

... Fiske drew attention to a lause in the said small-pox was ?? the most the of all diseases, the virus ?? carrieda therfor air to a considerable distance. He asked the Committee to ascertain °ow Small-pox Hospital was from the high way. report, and also ...

... research, not been discovered, nor has the most powerful microscope enabled Dr. Bond or Dr. Copesnan to detect the germu of small-pox. Moreover, cow-pox itself, is not a disease to be coveted, and many parents are terrified at the thoughts of it. The following ...

... from small-pox was due, lie believed, to that sys-l tem of isolation, but lie was afraid other towns, while neglecting vaccination, had not followed the a good example of Leicester. In some quarters there was a vague impression that now small-pox was rare ...

... authorities to remove small-pox patients from their t own homes was given by Judge Coventry at Blackburn h County Court on Monday. A farmer named Barnes 1, had been removed at the request of his lhedical h attendant to the small-pox hospital, and the Guardians ...

... THlE V.AC(ThATION QUESTION. IPsWICll GUAR DItANWS DECIDE TO MOIE ABOUlT THE CA SE OF SMALLPOX Aotenh two or thrlee Guardians wvere absent,i there ivV nevertheless, a large attendance at 1 1etetrdaYv iliceting of the Ipsiwich Board of i Guard ians. over ...

... satisfy the Board that it is not the intention of the Town Council to treat small-posx in their hospital. or in any separate small-pox hospital placed at a similar distance from the bite of the cou- templated new workhouse, the Board, Upon the infor. mation ...

... had been notified four cases of dihttberia, four of erysipelas, une of scarlet fever, and in the Worlthonse an oitbreak of small.pox, and which was evidently imported by a tramp taking shelter for the night with the disease upon him. Every possible means ...

... which stated:,thavtit mug't' he a ourceof intense know thdt there 'ad ?? a-single death dur-o ing' the year from either small-pox, scarlatma, diphtheria, croup,'typhus, puerperal fever, ery- sipelas, measles, rheumatic fever, or even diarrhcea. cohere' ...

... CURRENT TOPICS. LNTERNATIONAL SOCIAL REVOLUTION. THE] PROPERTY MlAlRKET. FATE OP THEIEi IGHT HOIJRS BILL~. THE[:3 SMALL-POX PANIC. jBY Oun LOSDON CORXS6P0NDEN'rS. I FPRIDAY 1Midnight. Dea~lers in China tea who have recently been con- templating tshe rapid ...