... I can show him men who have been vaccinated and have had the small-pox, and also those who have been twice vaccinated and have had it. I also refer him to the Merlical Report fee ?? Small-Pox Hospital, where it states 80 per cent. are vacei- nated.-I am ...

... RURAL SANI- TARY AUTHORITY. Id c iaT THE SMALLPOX EPIDE MIC. a- The monthly meeting was held on Monday- c le Mr Robert Wade in the chair.-A circular was a read from the Durham County Council anent the m smallpox outbreak and its appearance in the s rt ...

... be-had In Darhiulgtoei from Pretieriek Wdtiltr'i thr flank Top; 3amnis Tomhn lion, 5, N~orthigate. rn403 sem ,. ., , :~~~~re SMALLPOX AT DURHAM. PROPOSED INFECTIOUSS HOSPITAL.. A meeting of joinb committees representing the t Durham Urban and Rural Sanitary ...

... ly more deaths from measles than from all the other Juji ie infectionus diseases pub together. Ib was even dou worse than smallpox.. Misl ic Coeeast -Tlaraons' World - renowned Glove, n at fitting. the m.st popular for thirty years. Present Jaij z- ...

... agreed that Peek should be discharged forthwith. The medical officer for Stranton (West Hartlepool) township reported that small-pox had prevailed in vaeiouts parts of the town, owing to the total neglect of any sanitary precaution against the spread of ...

... writes to the Times, that in the first quarter of last year four I I deaths occurred from small-pox in Ireland, since - which not a single death from small-pox had been registered. On the other hand, last year was L epidemic as regards this disease in ...

... of Artillery Studies. He suggests that the committee on explosives, abandoning gun- cotton, should collect the germs of small-pox, and similar malignant diseases on cotton or other dust-collecting substances, and load shells with them. We should then ...

... found them in a most unsatisfactory state in fact, they were quite unfit for human habitation. Corusay and Esh New Winning small-pox had .,ken out. The gutters and drains at the latter oi, e were kept in a filthy condition, and the ash. pi were seldom cleaned ...

... was expected to keep small-pox savy, nre as absurd ac hiis eupposition tleat I adpot a neon ea picnec, to which I have ceo rililt. My experience oilt refereace to tho beneflts of vaccina- tion is, that I lave never seen small-pox except in d persons wiho ...

... the Hartle- pool County Court, will be heard early next month. dIr. B. Bell, solicitor, is engaged in it. VACCINATION AND SMALLPOX IN PARIS.-In La Craned l3fdedcale, of April 30, there is a leader by Dr. Henie Favre, the chief editor, which closes with ...

... ashosre Sacramettoms, .Jones: _Letbm~e ?? is`your hosopital, II Of think you said P Nurse: 1Oh, no., I'm in the ~00 .small-pox. Jones Oh E r I ?? Ir I Good Laotolinse-Poer preservingt Mi'mlk- Lmstollne-1Fnr preserving Mielk. . ?? preserving Bsstter ...

... medical officer reported that there had been ten deaths and thirty births in the parish of Eaton for the past month, A case of small-pox had broken out at Baton, end he intended to visit the case at the close of the ?? J. Cooke, the sanitary inspector, reported ...