... FOOTBALL AND SMALLPOX. In oonsequenoa of the prevalent'? of smalipox Dewsbury, where there are about 110 patients the hospital, the Leeds medical officer (Dr. Cameron) baa intervened with tla? view of preventing a Leeds team from taking part a football ...

... LEICESTER AND SMALL-POX. ANTI-VACCINATORS CLAIM TO HAVE The small-pox epidemic at Leicester, which the grr-at anti-vaccination centre, is now at end. The deatfc-raia was abnormally low. Fopr deaths only occurred. Of these one was the child of a tramp ...

... rigorous protest against the playing of the football match, York r. Dewsbury,. at York to morow, account of the prevalence of smallpox at Dewsbury; but the York Club has decided to play the game. Alderman Border, chairman of the Health Committee. who rice ...

... only infectious but preventihlc, but this country will never get real grip it until put the same plane ae acar.et fever or small-pox other infectious diseases. every pub.te authority, suggests L&ndon writer, wens charged with the duty of compelling notification ...

... 300 cases smallpox have occurred in the Dewsbury district the month .of September and cases last week, and that last Friday case was imported Into York from Wakefield who had come into contact with over SO York citisens before he to have smallpox, strongly ...

... NEWS AT A GLANCE. rose* small-pox have occurred Dudley. There :a a heavy calendar for the July Bes> ■mbs the Oentol Cnasnal Court, which begins on Monday, July 25. oonaectkn with tbo Kaiser's ax paled visit this orsmtry early the autumn, it is stated ...

... colour has also been used In medicinal way. read that the Emperor Francis I. was wrapped in red cloth when suffering from small-pox; and old wives say the best remedy for hooping rough is bit of scarlet Annuel tied about the throat. is the tolour of ud»>e*s ...

... had been told of case in which people took a bottle gin, oranges, and outs, them Pleasant Sunday Afternoon iptfiwiny. HOW SMALL-POX IS SPREAD. incidents been reported to the Dundalk Board Guardians. Dr. Seller reported that Peter McKcown, ambulance driver ...

... cause depression in trade m tbo West Indian Colonies has been tho extended quarantine which has followed the epidemics of smallpox from which they have suffered. The knowledge this fact induced tho Governor Barbados to appoint a local commission to consider ...

... imagination plays a great part diseases?” “Of course, I do.” “ Did you ever know the imagrealion being appealed to develop small-pox, for instance?” “ ham I once made perfectly healthy and sound man behave that he had nall-pox, end he had ee pretty case ...

... Hosplto-1 whilst the John Hospital is erected, and also that it nltimatnly porrhased by the joint authorises for use as a small-pox hvipital. It was silted that this would lie a matter that would bo dealt with by the Joint Hospital Committee when It was ...

... wind the estate bankruptcy wm paraed. woman haa aopbed be admitted m member the Dublin Stock ExcWm. There now thirty cases small-pox and eighty pereons under aoparviaioii Belfast. Nune Isabel Jane Livingstone acquitted Backs Assises yesterday of the dwraa ...