... proceeding, and if it were carried out systemati- cally they would soon drive smallpox away. VWhat hb Isaid WaS that the coercion which had been spoken of hadl been by smallpox. and that whatever bad been done had been dlne under the pressure of urgent ...

... SMALLPOX. AtMonday's night's meeting of the Stalybridge Town Council the Chairman of the Sanitary Committee (Alderman Machell) reported' that 'several cases of smallpox hid recently occurred in the borough, but that each could be traced to an outside ...

... eswese of confluent smallpox, and five of the mos severe type of all, the hemorrhbaie. 'Ths deaths it bhese C ases numbered 30. or 26 per cent. AU the heuori-hagic cascs were fatal. Among 387 patientg who ;uffered from discrete smallpox, th, mildest type ...

... On 'Satndaya-t 'Nelson, a widow named Rebecch, Walton, of Waltia.street, Nelson, was charged with not reporting a; case uE smallpox to the local authori. ies. 1. It was showhi'hat there had been three oases of slmallpox in the woman's house before she knew ...

... THE SIMALPOX. Smallpox is. spreading in Liverpool, in defiance of all the strenuous efforts mdde for its suppression.:. The local authorities are as vigilant as possible in enforcinrg the law relating to infectious diseases, and we hope they will not ...

... SMALLPOX. Another case of ?? was reported at Leeds Y yesterday. 1h The local mydical officer of health has reported 1 that smallpox has broken out at Dartford, Kent. b Smallpox is spreading at Nottingham, and two a deaths were reported yesterday. C Two ...

... think they muet mistake Mianohester for Salford. I do not know of any outbreak here. The CLCzaE: Thero is no epidemic of smallpox in this towaabip that I know of. Dr. Leigh, the medical officer of health for the city, who had intimated hia dehire to have ...

... THE SMALLPOX OUTBREAK; The spread of smallpox is becoming a very serious matter in Manchester, but there is a fear that grossly exaggerated rumours, which are prevalent in certain districts, may lead to unnecessaryv panic. Since the be. ginning of December ...

... I THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. Dr. Barrv, one of the officers of the Local Govers rment Board, is now in Sheffield making investigations into the origin and progress of the smallpox epidewio in that town. At his request a confereneo was held on Thursday of ...

... SMALLPOX IN MANCHESTER. COMPLAINTS FROM NEWTON HEFATH. At Wednesday's meeting of the Marichelter City Council, Alderman Walton Smith, in moving the adoption of the minute3 of the Sanitary Commnittee, called the attention of the Council to the fact that ...

... this as oneof thesymnptomsof suallpox. She wvent to M~r. Jackson at once and told him that > she thought the rash meant smallpox. He told ber to go on with the medicine. He never advised her to call iD a doctor or to report the case to the authorities ...

... increasing alarm. Smallpox prevailq at Todmorden, and there are eight smallpox patients at homhall. A patient who had been in the hospital about a week died on Saturday. It was reported to the Leeds sanitary authority on Monday that smallpox had broken ?? ...