... disease' appears to have been contracted on hoard the steamer Nebraska, of Webb Line, which tourties at San .Francisco, where smallpox is prevalent. Fears of its cl:epersion by other pussetgern are now quieted. The editors of the Alm.-Puteh de (1,11,0 having ...

... last for mortuary tf St. Giles's Workhouse. How the de. was cooling his parched tongue against an iron bolt. three years. Small-pox, which was introduced ceased came into the house, or who she is. at present On board the Castilian ho had every kindness ...

... cholera alone in Russia during the past year was upwards of 80,000, and this year we are threatened with an epidemic of small-pox as well. It is alleged that the chief cause of the spread of thews terrible diseases is the neglidence of the authorities ...

... and children landed at Portsmouth without being taken charge of by any public medical authorities, there are many cases of small-pox as well measles. If a soldier is attacked by either form of dieease, he is, of course, removed to Netley Heights! ; but if ...

... and there was a numerous attendance. a contended by some of the speakers that as many who had been vaccinated died from small-Pox as of those who had not, and although tho advocates for VAL.,. nation said that it modified the severity of the dia. ease ...

... persons who occasionally ocsapy the time and exhaust the patience of magistrates by refacing to protect thelchi:dren from smallpox by the simple means which experience has provrd to be usually envois fal, may point to one plant, at .least, where their ...

... absence. lam happy to nay that we are enjoying ♦ery good health on the whole. Just at present two of the boy* have got the smallpox. With trifling exceptions we aro all well, and getting along nicely. Yon needn't be at all anxious about on. I almost forgot ...

... married ladies to indulge in tight hieing is that— in good houselceeping there Annld be waste. Parie a lover caught the small-pox of the girl he loved. They both were .irk a month. when e came out without a mark on her fare. and ho looked awful AyAltai ...

... the rose season, several thousands of ehviee ruses. In the dreary workhouse wards, and iv the poorhouse, where fever and small-pox r med. these flo era were at once a joy, a relief to the souses, and a bond of kind and tender fueling between the receivers ...

... 1110 sad facts that the spring crops have to a etratidorablo extent failed• that the ground is as as iron, that fever and small-pox are V5 .. ..111M , , I , attle are dying for want of awl that are beginning to be to sell. u, addition to giving. grain. ...

... Ladakh, it was expected that an advanced party of the Indo•Kaehgarian mission would reach that place about the 12th inst. Smallpox was still ravaging the State of Coehin, and the native Government did nothing to chock the disease. The commender•in-chief ...

... spread feat weak at the rate of e4,lrt or ten cases a day, and that there are at least do or 70 coxes at the present time. Smallpox also spread in the neighboiring villages eutireiy through the resides'snese cf persona in Newmarket. tine rare has -oceurred ...