... SMALL-POX. Seven fresh ones* of *m*ll-po* wsr* Bodied in London Thursday. There war* 1,131 patients under treatment midnight. The Warren Line steamer Kansas, from Boston with cattle, arrived in tbs Mersey Thuradav with seven ease* sasaU-pos on beard. ...

... LI NO. Four cases of small-pox are officially reported at Swaythling, Southampton. The patients have been removed from their homes to the isolation hospital at South Stouebam. CASES IN LONDON. Fifty-four fresh cases of small-pox were notified Thursday ...

... THE SMALL*POX HOSPITAL. ■ The Chairman reported that there had been conference between the Council and the Rural Council with reference to continuing the Smallpox Hospital, which, up to the present, bus not pern required. It was agreed that the institution ...

... SMALLPOX AND PLYMOUTH T3OOPB. Ail the troops on the defer oe Plymouth are to be re vaccina tod conaeqneeoe of the prevalence email pox. ...

... STATUKV SMALL-POX. NEW AND OISCASK. A Mat •alwordininj dlww, •ur. i, iatactkiin, md traMiUlag nn u huua btinc*. brokn out omuo* t b> notan tk* Egyptiom Hoam at »br .N„i Kama at Albna. A low dan ago (ha diatiaguiahad j . tu .« am! afchaolagM, Mr. Mapbaana ...

... SMALL-POX AT EAMSWOIRTH, r Lud THE TRUTH ABOUT THE SCARE. sc. A representative of this paper went to ed, Emsworth yesterday to inquire as to the 1 All nature of the reported outbreak of small,-pox in a Of that town. le found that not a single case had ...

... CHANGED BY SMALL-POX. Is - ba S ?? DEMON EVER SINCE. wi At the Portsmouth Police-court on Tuesdav, fol '~before Colonel Owen, the ex.Mayor (A. Addison, ba *ti sq. , and Alderman Pink, .lciward William in, a Edike, alias Earwicker, 46, at bootmaker, if ...

... ROYAL DEATHS FROM SMALLPOX. As giving some idea of the former prevalence and virulence of smallpox a* compared with the present dar, some figures which were given in one of the medical journals some years ago, showing the mortality from the disease among ...

... SMALLPOX OX SHIP. Reuter Forth correspondent telegraphed Tuesday died from outside Froem.antle to-day, »ne British steamer which leit Lond->o for Qcv O.to’icr 3lst. monger wa* •ccond-cUwf; one, «tml probably contracted tha dis«aee AdeOw ...

... WORSE THAN SMALL-POX. A p-fl.fl fA-~ -- n- A GREAT DANGER wHicH KzxAms s N UNSUSPICIOVS PUBLIC. e, ?? at reports that over fifty people out of every ?? it. cousumptives are victims of constipated or inactive ft kidneys. to Consumption isoneof ournsti ...

... as a great national calamity. We prevent the fatal form of small-pox in the human subject by inducing a mild form of the disease through vaccination. If Rinderpest be a se- vere form of smallpox in cattle, why may it not be also be prevented by inducing ...

... SMALL-POX A BATTLESHIP. terond **Me of mnall-pox hat occurred board battlcahip Conqnoror at Plymouth. Tbo pat ion t, *mi i lor. has boon tho floating boapital in Plymouth Sound. ...