... Bridget O'Shasnneaay. Tree moati* Mrs. Is it possible? Bridget O’Shaunneesy; Yis, ma’am, but 4 raaa't me fault. Oi bad de smallpox, an’ da was qomantsaad. ...

... Europe. The dearth of labour is the outstanding problem of the Soudan. However, scientific methods are reducing the scourge smallpox, and the moequito-breeding pools are filled op The new Khartoum enjoys fairly salubrious climate. At this season of the year ...

... friends Kiugaland Ihrarn, St. Mary-etraat.” The srmagsniants were carried out Miasm F. and B. Beeaton, of Iforihamooad. ■.P.’S SMALL-POX ATTACK. Attend* the Hesse ffklie HL n VM a* «f aamsMr «Ut (wy* a the “Pall Kail OaaattO that a member of PariiasMiit in tha ...

... ROYAL DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX. As giving some idea of the former prevalence and virulence of smallpox a* compared with the present dar, some figures which were given in one of the medical journals some years ago, showing the mortality from the disease among ...

... parents.” “Monastery is the place for monsters.’ “Tocsin something to do with getting drunk.” “Expostulation is to have the small-pox.” “Cannibal is two brothers who killed each other the Bible.” POOR MAN. A young and bashful professor was frequently embarrassed ...

... should be supplied with some food, such as fat, beech nuts, or acorns. Asa proof of his firm belief in as a safeguard againrt smallpox, the Medics.' Officer of Health for Leith (Dr. Hoherteon) hoe intimated his readiamee to take hie child which, ho mys, is ...

... dismissal was in order snd he was to be acquainted of the Council’s decision. The Small-pox Hospital. . ~ Col. Farquhar reported that at a meeting of the temporary small-pox hospital joint committee it was decided to carry on the hospital for another tw ...

... was a credit to Fareham and had served the town well. The vote was adopted unanimously. Smallpox Joint Committec. Mr. SBandy reported that at a meeting of the Smallpox Joint Committee, held a few days back, it was decided to go on as usual for one more year ...

... on the Ist Feb.—P.C. Higgins stated that on the 10th inst. was making inquiries about some articles being stolen from the Small-pox Hospital Elaon. From what learned went the prisoner, who woe in cell at the poiico-station on another charge, and asked him ...

... ohjectionable. The importance of such a fashion to our farmers ought to have it. weight. (3) Inoculate some subject= with the small-pox, or any other infectious disease, and tarn them loose. Experiment. should first be made, lest the disease should sasume in ...

... THE BOURNEMOUTH GRAPHIC It was not until one would-be passenger suggested that nothing worse than smallpox could be contracted on the roof of the car that these two fair creatures decided to vacate their position, which they did with astonishing rapidity ...

... Popu:ntion 7,191 Lyndhurst, 978 per 1.000. Peniation 1.086. Fawley. 8.41 per 1.000. Population 4.160. DEATHS FROM ZYMUTIC Small-pox Meade. Hearet fewer .-- Ifrysipalas —_ .. 0 fever 0 The runotic death rate for the year was 31 per 1.000, including ...