... period of 1884. With the exception of smallpox, there had been no infectious disease in the city, and the epidemic of smallpox might now be said to be at an ?? Hospital Committee reported only three patients in the smallpox hospital, all of whom would be discharged ...

... steamer in thle roamdsand foond that the Sick man wvs -'suffering from Smallpox. All needf al precau. tione Avers tairen, and the unfortunate man was rlauded and conve'yed to thle Smallpox hospital. onI MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL 'VESSELS. belT see of ?? farf it Argos ...

... meeting of the above Board was held in the Board-room, Yarm-lane, Darliugton, i Mr. J. H. Bowman presiding. COMPLAINT ROM Tit SMALL-POX WARD. The minutes of last meeting having been con- firmed, the minutes of the Workhouse Committee were read, including the ...

... of men-were without powder and shot. We head other allies, however, who need not powder, and slay without bullets-viz., small-pox, famine, and fever-which were making a diversion in our favour, for which we were truly thankful. The con- tinent upon which ...

... centre of the anti-vaccination movement, ho SI 1 says, turns out to be the centre of tho'smallpox.1 r 14 But this is prophesying too wildly. 4 The smallpox has been about now some time, T. and the districts first to suffer were not anti- ft vaccination ...

... looked at thn' they would find them conuil ciang anid codc ezatto justify the principles they where doesuousefulia nating. Small-pox was a Is of'tiol a mr He had suffered from it himself, im bad also C family. He had seen it in the veceiuol - unvaccinated; ...

... read a letter from Mr. R. L. Pearson, the registrar of births and deaths for the district, with reference to an outbreak of small-pox that has recently taken place in the vicinity of Park Field. Mr. KNOWLES said the outbreak was in one of the best drained ...

... FLUID: even when ditlted with 100 tilsn ets bulk ct water it lestroye the living gern of TYriOmD, DIPHT'ERIA, SCARLEJ FEL ER, SMALLPOX, etc.. t Bott,'es in green cameS, 6d and Is. Tims 2s 6d, 4s, and 's 6d. IPowder in tUrs, 6d, Is, anid 2s Wd. 3 Soaps, Id ...

... ex- pected shortly, having left Fayal in consequence of bad seather. The Warrior was sent in advancee having one case of small-pox on board. The squadron has no tidings whatever of the City of Boston. The adjourned annual general meeting of the Press ...

... inineowners ififaruced the a e men's represontatives that they could not concede c a any of the requests put forward. t _ t SMALLPOX AT MlIDDLESJBROUGH. 0 t Dr. Malcomson reported to Tue.lay's meetings of the Middlesbrough Sanatorium Committee that since ...

... murderous. And your petitioners will ever pray, &ce SMoALLtPOX AT MUNICH.-MuniCel isafflicted with a severe visitation of smallpox, and the latest accounts state that it prevails to such an extent as to compel the Ring to abandon the annual cele- bration ...

... sailing i vessels.teh l 64 cases defects found by him had been remeelied, The principal case of imported disease was that of smallpox from the steaner Roni)e, Shin the prompt action of Dr. Malcomeon (ie dical officer to the Authority) prevented the spiesad ...