... does not prejudice the ims of and that it reserves to itself the foreign richt of reopening the question of the ‘ED FOR SMALL-POX. MONT REAL, Tuesday. Seven hundred engers on a steamer on Lake Superior, who have been quarantined Grosse Tle on account ...

... WATCEFVL. hl is no in being poor. 114 7 people are rich. Considerable uneasiness is felt at Barrow owing to the spread of smallpox: The Xing Queen of Emsland are expected to arrive as. Copenhagen early the automat. The prise of coronets, says the World ...

... Small-Pox. put More. Going to ilanwillee the t WI. misted very aringeerby by the port authorities. who ordered her away from the harbour to the quarsn• ' ground *without allowing the yammr's to lend. the number wee Mos Ads gene, known metre.. who has ...

... float hos- | tra ‘Inn, | Port medical officer, which had come to some those ecourges | of . cholera, » life extinct. and small-pox. As a member of the Hoe ittee he | ind: r Dr. Wagner was instrumental ii in laying them | not out in the vicinity of the ...

... to iblic, as that be presented to the “very” healthy The following is calculated to show that | ‘of deaths from zymotio :—Small-pox, 0 ; measies, 1; fever, 3. 5; deine Baoan th was uncertified. Inquests were othe a among pereons aged @ and upwards averaged ...

... the tams, and to stamp out the diem. by awful A fart in .Lb outbreak, however, is that, twiny to canyarative scarcity of smallpox during the few years, there few doctors who able the complaint early stain. This hr boa ma. danced by the number of false ...

... London just now about small-pox, When the Small-pox Board was established in 1871 or 1872, there were sixteen thousand cases in London, and in 1898 there were five cases, item maki the present rumour is that there are fifty-four small-pox cases in the ship ...

... Saturday shew a marked falling off in the number of uew cases, as there were only three notified on that day, ond of the 78 small-pox patients now under treatment in the hospitals only two are reported as having the ease in an acute form. It is therefore ...

... THE SMALL-PDX OUTBREAK The Holborn solitary authorities had °Waxed • order tor the removal of • little girl from smallpox in lamb's Conduit-etnet to one of the Metropolitsa Intspitals, as the mother refired to allow her to go. When the went to tak• the ...

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... teethed of trades unionist agitaitou. Br wey of utiMing the unwelcome (a f t that London bar been veiled with an outbreak of smallpox as an and in securing changed conditions en labour for a number of metropolitan workers, the Amalgamated Satiety of Tailors ...

... thoroughl; alarmed, will do their be Some of the cases are st to ward off the peril. id to have been imported from Paris, where small-pox is raging, and several of them are de- clared to be of the awful Russian kind, ‘The worst of it is that, the outbreaks have ...