... THE SPREAD OF SMALLPOX. OTrUIPiEAKI AlIONG SAVVIES IX VIFL. Sm allpox has broken out at the navvy huts, l>mdlin Toll, situated betweeu Kirkcaldy and Acichtertool, and the authorities have had two patients removed to Woemyss Hospital. The huts are tmnanted ...

... SMAllPOX 1N ABERDEEN, At the Aloiirdeen Tiiwn Couticil etin gci MLdy D~I Muir. Chairmnan of tile Pkublic health CORIn'rt Iiuitve, olid hie felt it to be his duty, to thle piiiblic to ciiitli if raw att ,ntion, to whott wask it very seiorzus matticu 0 ...

... S MALL-POX. SiR,-In view of the prevalence of small-pox in many parts of the country, it appears advisable that the attention AND of the public should be directed to the important provisions E for the prevention of infection contained in the Public A( ...

... SMALL-POX. 1- id le in 3n d, er re ae ig ot le as8 ly 'Lr 'in re Vi ad lie uist by is in W_ for )iin '10 ly. 3n' the by 11), ore iclr ilip .St, for led .to en- in6, the 913 ich r of aid in- had In- re- his, was she 3er- 3er- mIes bing Mi the 1ncc ing ...

... |' WORSE THAN SMALLPOX. A GLEAT DANGzR wmIH M1inAcrs ANr UNius PIaxOUB PuBai. The Brompton Hospital for Consumptives in: Lon-, don reports that over fifty people out of every hundred consumptives are victims of constipated or inactive kidneys. (Jousumption ...

... circumstances connected with the outbreak of smallpox in Alford. His attention was first directed to it on that day week by a telegram from Dr Nicol, Alford, asking him to go up to Alford in con- nection with smallpox. On proceedieg to Alford he found three ...

... IS RINDERPEST SMALL-POX ' -- id T~ie important question is further discussed in Saturday's v aen, Lai cel, in an able paper by Dr Murohison, one of the Lon- irst don physicians now engaged in this investigation. Dr c aw Murchison holds-though the eruption ...

... ETHE SMALL-POX EPIDERIc. AoI 'BAXoa the minutes of Committees submitted at ths a ing of the Police Department of the Town Council, eet day week, WIas one giving a summary and ge,,,nrl ao Alon 1, report with feference to the origin of this spsidem atistiesl ...

... both before and after that, there fwas a small-pox epidemic hi the city of Aberdeen; and in order, if possible, to check that dreadful disease, the Local Authority of Aber- -deets ereoted a temporary small-pox hospital for the use of the inha- bitants; ...

... Local Authority, transmitting correspon- The dence between the Wooilside Local Authority and Messrs exo Pine, relative to small-pox. Woodside Works, the wou letter said, are situated in the territory of the Oldlmachar will Local: Authority, and in terms ...

... Aberdeen and the Inspector of St. Nicholas, whereby the latter became bound to pay, for all paupers that should take ill of small-pox andt be admitted into the Hospital from within his parish, a proportion of the actanl cost as the same shouli be ascertained ...

... HOW SMALLPOX IS SPREAD. The following distressing story, recorded in a recent report of Dr M'Combie, the medical superintendent of the Deptford Smallpox Hospital, possesses element of interests of widely different kinds. It appears from Dr M'Combie's ...