... has committed himself the statement that provincial people are keeping from London just now account of the prevalence of small-pox. Sir Henry’s statement has been challenged, but I find investigating tha subject fa West End quarters that is substantially ...

... Sr. B . but I wor bit freetened this lime. Hy missus has been visiting I>—, an* small-pox is right had thcer. She came ’ome 'dicky* like, an’ I thowt if it wor small-pox owd Dr. B shouldn't take it, enywaya, called yOU THE HONEST HORSE DEALER. Dieeoning ...

... FROM ALL QUARTERS. tfxaggpraticms are to be expected the public anxiety with regard to the continued spidemic of smallpox In London, and doubtless the condition affairs has occasionally been repretented in too sombre colours. With 1.289 patienta in the ...

... William*, well-known Welsh musician, died to-day. He acted conductor numerous singing festival# in North and South Wales. SMALL-POX RETURNS. There were only nine freak cases smafl-pc* reported in London today. The sixth ease of small pox reported at the ...

... of their inhabitanta perished. The Treasury has assigned the sum of 50,000 roubles for relief of the sufferers.—Renter. SMALL-POX RETURNS. Eighteen fresh cases of small pox were reported in London this morning. BANK. CLERK DROWNED WHILE SKATING. A clerk ...

... defendant's favour. That the authorities are evidently not going be caught napping should there unfortunately outbreak of small-pox the Island. That the disausskm Thursday's masting of the Rural District Council showed that Dr. Groves is the alert. Mr. ...

... spoke definitely s« to the identity of the driver of the van in which the child was riding. ..! . w.;.—,' . (PcoesediagO V ; SMALL-POX RETURNS. Twelve coses of tmoll-pox were notified London this morning. ...

... surprising therefore that good deal of business has been done recently in smallpox policies. An annual premium of halfa-crown guarantees £lOO in the event of your contacting smallpox, and policies are effected up to £5OO. There is small saving clause that ...

... prayer and to definite works charity and devotion.” News has reached London that Uganda is now being visited with outbreak smallpox. Dr. Howard Cook, who one of the Church Missionary Society’s medical at Mengo, writes: “We arfi simply besieged all day long ...

... Commons. Sir H. amendment for their reference to a Select Committee woe defeated by 250 to 160. Twenty-six fresh coses of small-pox were uotifled in London yesterday. The total number patients now in hospital 1,100. The great automobile race form Nice to ...

... immediate district hna been for some time comparatively free from infections disease, it is a patent fact that present shoald small-pox cnee arise there is no revision for its isolation. The subject just ?cn discussed (and uot for the first time) by the Urban ...

... PHONOGRAPH. This is the latest Yankee yam.— Miss Nellie Stono, Ottawa (O.) brl.e, waa engaged to Mr. P. Duncan, of that city. But smallpox appeared the house whsre the lady was staymg prior to lr*r marriage, and all that therein was had to be strictly quarantined ...