... ready to receive subscriptioes, and a second liet will be published 4 early in Jauuary. ' 4 SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC IN SPAIN. . London, Friday. An epidemic of smallpox is spreading in Spain. I D' ring- the first twent y days of November 200 deaths have ocourred ...

... P E D Williams, W J Wilkinson. THRSATESED OCTBREAK or sv.itrox. Mr. Spain said that in view of a thr eatened out break oi smallpox. it was desirable so have the township in a good sanitary conditio.n and he jurged the necessity of making a new sewer at ...

... hos- pital during the month were examined and oaiut I The resident 'medical officer reported that thern anrt now no cases of smallpox in the hospital. The total\ . number of patients admittted during the month have been under the ewerage, the greater number ...

... 14, 6d, 5sa. The Beard of Health at Gibral- tar has imposed 72 hours' qoarantine (io arrivalsi from Cadiz. owing to the smallpox epfidemic officially re- ported to be existent there by Vise ?? ConsuL. At Calcutta, telegramn received yesterday report ...

... no i disease or illness. Afewdaysaftershereceived the rift she died from small-pox, and it was H then ascertained that this habit had been [ covering a child suffering from smallpox. Their demand to stop this system had been - adopted by nearly all the ...

... personal ineenvenienc and even less malaise, or feverish symptons, than are frequently experienced after vaccination for smallpox. 'The persou in culated is able to go about his usual work, and the protective process j is completed within a few days. ...

... ed in London and sent to ber country s-eat. She wore- it at a hunt, ina tbre days after ber return she was laid Dp with small-pox, although the district in which she lived was quite free from that dis- ese. it turned out afterwards that the skirt of the ...

... whooping-coulgh. 1 from ii- defined fever, 3 from enteric fever, S fron diarrhnea, 1 from erysipelas, etc. Thera were e5 cases of smallpox under treatment inho-pital on Saturday last; all wvere admirted durneg the week. Eight cases of erteric fever were Iadmitted ...

... copy of instructions to miedical c~cers. issued on July. 2nd, 1892, and 3rd June, 1894, asking them to report every case of smallpox that occurred to the Local Government Board, and stating that the medioal officers bad not complied with their oiders. The ...

... grossly exaggerated, and for the most part unfounded. reports which have obtained currency as to the unfortunateoutbreak of small-pox amongst our employes, we think it due to our shate- holders to place them in possession of the actnallfa s of the case. Pn ...

... average for the corresponding week of the last ten years. Three deaths occurred from smallpox. Twe of the victims had not been vaccinated. Thirty-seven cases of smallpox 'were admitted to hospital during the' week, being 19 over the admissions for ffie ...

... :-2medical 'man' to- say 'whether. :the ease 1 would Starn .out to be .smallpox or not. Further, that. it would be cruel to place' such patients amongst those actually ill with T smallpox. &Bsides -it 'ias of' tho uitiost im- i portance to have all patients ...