... ago Mabel Wingrove was adopted a working man, who found her a deserted baby his doorstep. His own daughter hod died from smallpox. roar months ago the man fell ill, and was compelled to cease work. Everything the house was sold to buy food for the stricken ...

... home worms Gather fifty kinds dirts And hundred thousand gtrms. Some of typhoid in the dust. Some diphtheritic breeds, Some small-pox germs that most Haunt their satins, silks, and tweeds. Same of how their thoughtless ways Deadly -icknesses befriend. But ...

... sent by camels, matter how great the distance. “Yes, are all very satisfied. It is grand work. THE SMALLPOX AT GLASGOW. Only eight cases of smallpox, and three deaths were to-day reported Glasgow. There are now 388 patients in hospital. ...

... BISS OLGA NETHERSOLE ILL NEW YORK, Wednesday. Qjp Nethersole seriously ill.—Reuter. increase OF SMALL-POX AT - GLASGOW. .outbreak a* Glasgow ttili gain* To-day report shows 21 cases in and one death. The total diseases under number 453. YARMOUTH BEACH ...

... FEVER PATIENTS. In all that Ims written about the fog there him not bo far been word of sympathy for those unhappy people the smallpox patients detained in ships the river, who particularly are in need of fresh air, and who Have had to make their inspiration ...

... public by persona searching the wills, far-fetched, if not altogether absurd, so far as lias any hearing on the prevalence of smallpox London. The great majority tho cases disease adults which are notified day by day come from a class in which intestacy is ...

... PLMOUB HOSPITAL SHIP.** The references to the smallpox ship on the Thames below Greenwich, to which th* cases which occur Loudon are being taken, give no indication of the former glories of this vessel before it came to its present ignominious use ...

... charged with attempting commit suicide, said be remembered ruilbing about the occarrenca. was remanded Winchester for a week. SMALL-POX IN LONDON. ...

... strong term to apply ? Applicant: That is how appears to me. Once that, fihh is injected it will attract other filth, such as smallpox. Mr. Mtoul: That no objection. Applicant; I cannot make myself more clear. Mr. Mend; I repeat that no objection, for thft ...

... who was great authority the Poor Law, was 83 years age. THE GLASGOW EPIDEMIC. NO FRESH GASES. For the first time since the smallpox epidemic broke out, the official bulletin to-day gives Glasgow free of fresh caeeu. This nnoouncement was applauded when ...

... extreme measures, either reprisals or of diplomacy. DISTINCTION FOR ISLAND YEOMANRY AND VOLUNTEERS. PRINCESS BEATRICE TO SMALL-POX IN LONDON. PRESENT WAR MEDALS. H. Princess Henry of Batlenberg, SCENE. ©f ibe Isle of Wight, has to ■ . uresrnt South African ...

... ‘‘No, said his friend “Conscientioos objector?” sneered the enthusiast. “No.” said his friend. “Aren't you afraid catching smallpox? cried the other. No,” still persisted his friend. The man with his arm in sling was upset; bat tried one more remark. ...