... matron, and ex-matrou. Pri- F soner was sent to jail for three months. MKost of tC v. the property was recovered. a, ...

... himself, whilst, suffering from Jc smallpox, in a public place. The evidence so showed that on the 19th March defendant re- lec sided at Gloucester, end becamse affected writh at t. the prevailing disease of smallpox. Dr. Price 2Iadvised him to go to a ...

... during last ?? inquiry wil1 be 2e resumed to-day (Saturday). as id ?? T ~ ~ fT.Pn1 mi ad SMALLPOX AMONGST THE GiVsEs.-The question out I of the dissemination of smallpox in the country by 00 the agency of gipsies has more than once occupied iY- the attention ...

... When smallpox broke out he was warned that this wa3 a dangerous practice, but, notwithstanding that case after case has occurred in the lodging-house, he persisted in the course, and now one of the inates of his mother's house has the smallpox. ci t-t ...

... pro- d perly organised, that could carry out any pro- T ?? items 'were contributed, an c enjoyable evening being spent. a SMALLPOX ON A STEAMER b .d C'bartered by an American excursion agency, t ...

... 9l989d; Meteor, from Bnuenae Ayroar Frances, end Ulric%, front Trinidad; Nereid,- from Liverpool for San Francisco, with smallpox on board; Bebandigi, f itllnatithatul Heitterdal. from iffw York;- Cons~tantine, from Aticaleicro altlnoje a tahe xpnseofro ...

... than current price on shore. Two of the writer's children were taken ill whilst in quarantine, oneofmeasler, the other of smallpox, and both died. His wife was attacked by fever, and had a narrow escape. In conclusion, he says—' u God only knows what we ...

... charity, by a more liberal outlay and an addition to their staff' of medical officers, what would have been the result? Fever, small-pox, and other contagious maladies, would have raged unchecked, invading, without distinction, the domiciles of the poor and ...

... above those of last week, was 122, but that was accoun'cd for by the new cases admitted. The number of cases of fever and small-pox, up to the 29:h May, was 714, while last week it was 572. IRISH RELIEF COMMITTEE. The proceedings of this eommlttce stated ...

... going to Para, which was a strangeplace, on a badly-ighted coast; and there, was at the time a prevalence of yellow fever and Smallpox at the port. The Capri, hereargoc and freight at risk were valued-at £36430; while4he totalvalue of the Dona Amelia was £22 ...

... the past quarter of a century for every variety of skin diseas;e. The public have also adopted the same as a preventive for Smallpox, Scarlet F ever, and Measles. Pur- chaasers should see that the Latin brand is on every tablet, and Wright's Coal Tar Soap ...

... LeverBros., LimitePr olrt this nesirBirkenbead, SunlightSoap label in Nor- r.- wegian, Swedish, and Spanish. at . the: Smallpox, Scatleb Fever, Pymmia, Erysipelas, Measles, Gangrene, and almost every mentionable niy. disease. I hav& been.a nurse for ...