... SMALLPOX! But it was in 1874 that the full| stature of the Rev. Taplin' was observed. In that year a violent plague of smallpox broke out in Todmorden and gave Mr. Taplin a chance, as never before, to show his ! earnest desire to do all he possibly | ...

... SMALLPOX Approval was given to the following decision of the Health Committee — “Resolved 10 recommend the Council to order that in consequence of the prevalence of smallpox in the city and its confusion with chicken pox and of the continued emergency ...

... Not Smallpox It has been established at the Medical Council’s research laboratory in London that Mr W. L. Steward, who was landed from the Union Castle liner Caernarvon Castle at Southampton on Tuesday as a suspected smallpox case, is suffering from ...

... SMALLPOX. Mr. Hyde ssked whether it was possible to have an exact report upon the smallpox cases in the district. s In reply to Mr. Hyde, the Mayor said 1t was tundgasira.bll;fl to hdiscuss t}(;:h smsllpgx estion in public, thera was nothing to be anned ...

... SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. The report of the Joint Smallpox Hospital Committee stated that as a number of cases were being treated in the hospital the visitors had not been able to make a visit this quarter. _ It was resolved that the new subecommittes, as soon ...

... SMALLPOX AT SEGHILL. At & meeting of Seghill Urban Council on Wednesday night it was reported that three cases of smallpox had occurred in the district The medical officer (Dr. P. Henderson) reported that two cases were due to the patients having come ...

... that there was a smallpox in their areas. Based on inquiries he had made and knowledge ha had obtained in reading the various publicas tions on the question he was afraid they attributed a disease to smallpox when it was not smallpox at all, and in the ...

... NO FURTHER SMALLPOX Ald. M. H. Foomman, presentung the minutes of the Health Commwiee, reported that there were no further cases ot smallpox. The one case reported had becn discharged cured withm a week. (Hear, hear). DEFECTIVE DRAINAGE. Coun. J. W. Rayment ...

... SMALLPOX AT RADCLIFFE. The Medical Officer reported 12 deaths and 17 births during the month, giving respective rates of 11.65 and 16.60. Since last meeting five cases of smallpox had been notified, three at Radcliffe and two in a bungalow on the Birling ...

... CLEAR OF SMALLPOX. * We have been clear of emallpox for two months,” observed the Medical Officer, “ but there are cases of mild scarlet fever, whooping cough, and mumps. All these signs of becoming epiderre.” '~ THE FLY NUISANCE. _ The Meyor :Is this ...

... SMALLPOX CASES. He regretted to inform the Council of mn outbreak of smallpox on the Park House Estate. It Wfl that a party was held at one of houses, and that ag@ ekfi, tvhi\lex vxsntorsnpocame from North i ere smallpox was v revalent. The six cases which ...

... SMALLPOX HOSPITAL, Mr. R. Richmond has resigned his seat on the Smallpox Hospital Committee owing to his term of office on the Council having expired. The name of Mr. Chapman was proposed for the vacancy. The Chairman: Chfipman? r. Chapman: Yes. The Chairman ...