... in America. He will, however, detained whilst inquiries are made. When asked for description of Cage be said pitted with smallpox and had only one eye—a description which is true of bis osm appearance. J. Ball's latest invention is Abyssinia® gold watch ...

... and the fsintneaa amongst the girl* entirely diaspp’.ared The only siokne s that ever assumed an chsraeter amongst them was smallpox Some four years ago, wuen this disease waa very preveloal Liverpool, several of the girls were attacked in ?.ucoeaaion, and ...

... the fsiutness the girls entirely diMppe.ared Tho only sickce a that ever assumed an epidemical character amongst them was smallpox Some four year* ago, this di»es«e was very pre lent iu Liverpool, several of the girls were attacked -ucceasion, and of course ...

... tho sftrets ot the pasoii-noUM? universally known, an English father would rather send his daughter tend the patients in a smallpox hospital, then entrust her moral training to * of those select ustabhsbments which abound in Erigblon and groves of Kt. John ...

... similar ♦ itimate for zyn.otic dis.-asu3 Secrlet l. v. r specified us baring d againrt 159. 154. 11-1 in tlie 3 previous weeks. Smallpox caused 8 death», tvphns fever 12, aiinple eontinued fever 15, cntcrie fever 12, diphlue.ia x, 55. and diariirca There were ...

... Scarlet fever was hardly fatal, 118 eases being returned against 114 and in previous we* ks. Thero were also 5 deaths by smallpox. 7by typhus, II by simple continued fever, by enteric fever, 7 diphtheria, 07 Looping cough, and 8 diarrhoea. Bronchitis ...

... into custody and remanded. Dr. Seaton has called the attention of the Mile-end Guardian? to the progressive mortality from smallpox the and recommends more stringent enforcement of vaccination aet. During the last six mouths only 731 vaccination papers ...

... caused 317 deaths in the week, including 107 scarlet fever, by typhus fever. by ample continued fever, enteric fever, 11 smallpox. 28 by measles, and whooping cough. There were 681 deaths below between 5 and 20. between and between and 60, 378 between ...

... fortnight ago the district lodgingbouse inspector applied to the relieving olhe- r for an order for the admission a case of smallpox into the sick ward. The case was that of tramp. Knowing that had separate building lor infections diseases the workhouse ...

... &. d. 19. James Tasker, milkr.adj. dirideud. »- According to the Lomlm tlierr 100,000 houses to let in the metropolis. Smallpox bus recently been prevalent m Paris. Forty-seven deaths took place the coarse of four days. ~ • The Hart of the nation reside ...

... and therefore now agree closely with the average. There were deaths zymotic diseases, and here the average is taken at 338. Smallpox luu> declined from to 4; measles, from to 24 ; scarlet fever, from 107 to ; diphtheria, from five to three; whooping cough ...

... Prince Imperial has been suffering from severe cold during the last few days. It was at first feared that the complaint was smallpox. Caledonian Railway.—Traffic return for week ending Feb. 13th, £35,497 ; corresponding week last year, £35.396; increase ...