... SV-PPO9S1' SMALLPOX WIN ABIMDEEN. On the arric '1 oi the SSwedish sceamer Linnea at K erideeti ye.terday inortunlg from Sonderian~d with i; Argo (1 c,.ld 7or ,he Northern Agricultural ( AttJriy. Linlitted. Aberdeeu. Captaill Quidig cvorted tint one' of ...

... THE SMALL-POX IN SHEEP. (FROM THl TIMES.) We do not thinknit worth iaquiring, except for- our gui(lance hereafter, into the circumstances in which this aiurrain may have first originated. It seems to be ascertained that the disorder itself is neither ...

... THE OUTBRE AK OF SMALLPOX IN ABERDL E N We would draw tile attention of the public once ote to what may be called the alarming spread of Ssl1llPK'- in the city, and to the absolute necessity which has arisen of the citiz7ene adopting every possible precaution ...

... total deaths from smallpox. Only one person is rce. gistered as having died above 60 years of age for the lat 5 years. Those who are particularly interested in the matter may draw their own conclusions from this statement, Small-pox is in every way a ...

... successful vaccination, if universal, will secure almost absolute imimuitity from the disease, and will, in periods of epidemic small-pox. procure exemption for the great ma; onty ot the vaccinated, arid will mitigate the seventy of the at- tack ill the exceiptional ...

... The deaths from small-pox (21 in l number) constitute 43 per cent. of the total deaths; and would furnish an annual death-rate of 20 per 1000, although no other disease save small-pox had caused a single death. This means that small-pox was nearly forty ...

... to the health of the city. More recently, the question I of whether it was advisable to have removed the Parlinentar Road Small-pox Hospital came Wore the P ce Board and ratepayers generally. The trial which had then been had of the treat- ment of fever ...

... i INCREASE OF SMALL-POX IN GLASGOW. ITS RAVAGES IIN JAMAICA. To the Editor of the Glasgow HeIrld. SIB,-I hope you will excuse me for again offering to pub. lie notice a few further remarks on the subject of smnallpor, especially as this disease has been ...

... of our first authorities on the subject of small-pox and vaccination, and who is one of the Cattle Plague Commissioners, was, we believe, early impressed with the resemblance of the eruption to that of small-pox, and had laid this view before his medical ...

... ANTIDOTE TO EPIDEMIC SMALL. POX. (FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) It is an accepted article of faith among medical men that small-pox alone can beget small-pox; that it cannot arise spontaneously, or, in other words, that it can never be the result of morbific agencies ...

... OtUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT CHICAGO. OVE R 2010 C,8SES IN HOSPITAL. (lIBTP13's 'J'rLFGsA31,) p New York,,Ifattrday.-'PThe AMunicipitl authorities M, of Chicago have at length abandoned their attempt c to deny thle existence of, or to minimise the character ...

... of absolute experimental test. If the cattle plague be smallpox, four things fol. low:-L. Cattle which have suffered from the. plague and are convalescent should be iucap. able of taking smallpox by inoculation, or of being successfully vaccinated. 2 ...