... attacked the liver and kidneys, abscesses and destroying the cells of the organ. m belongs tb a group of various members which smallpox, chicken, and bay cholera. The fish jlled by tons. TaLEs.—The committee of the United Ki?dun f Hope having offered prizes ...

... kidneys, forming abscesses and destroying the cells of the or; The germ belongs tb a group of various members wm produce smallpox, chicken, and hay cholera. The fish were killed by tons. Prize TALEs.—The committee of the United Ki::)‘dom 2:32 ofmh;::g ...

... of the most remarkable strikes on record took lace at Montreal the other day. That city has been fimly visited by a severe smallpox epidemic, and the mercantile community, with the view of stamping out the disease, have insisted upon their employés being ...

... sanction to the temporary closing of the small-pox isolation wards at three of the hospitals, keeping those at the South-Fastern and Eastern Hospitals, 1t was stated that there is reason for anticipating that the small-pox epidemic is virtually at an end. At ...

... of the Iliyrian and Bohemian, both of which were wrecked on the same coast. All hands were saved. The returus of fever and smallpox patientsin London presented to the Metropolitan Asylums Board last week showed that during the fortni. ht 58 fever patients ...

... back two hours later and found the card, upon which was written, underneath his warning, Huh for the coat, I've had the small-pox.” ...

... Officer at Ash declived again last week to 197. The 1544 deaths ; station. The first count was dismissed in included 1 from small-pox, 69 from measles, 12 from | accordance with one of the subsections of Section 28 of scarlet fever, 16 from diphtheria, 58 ...

... occurred on the 21st of that figure that had givon England so much trouble in the Soudan. The Mahdi—Mahomed Achmet—succumbed %o smallpox. A third bishop of the Church of England—Salisbury—died on the 6th of July, He was i 82 years of age. In this month, also ...

... Canadian 10-cent. I‘?iece.' said a Jorsecar conductor to a passenger in New York the ther day. “Whynot ?” *Because there is smallpox 0 Montreal. Some of you fellers never seem to read e papers.” “You're safe enough,” answered the Passenger. “ Don’t you see ...

... there must be a remand, and no exception to the ordinary course. g There’s one town in Connecticut where they don’t fear smallpox, It's Haddam ...

... and upwards, eleven 70 and upwards, fifteen 80 and upwards, seven under 5, and five under 1 year. There was one death from small-pox, one from scarletina, two from measles, ‘and none from any other zymotic disease. The death rate was 155 per 1,000. There ...

... district. No | esl nt in all the hospitals of the title, initials, or Ohristian name will be necessary, ning wm‘ nomber of 14 small-pox | :x-::t only fl: ehttermwhen, two officers of the same { _Mfiéh'lnmmm ...