... diseases occasioned of 37 deaths, being a decrease of 18 on the averages. Of 00 deaths from zymotio causes, 1 was due to smallpox en (an emigrant not vaccinated), being 5 below the ad. average; 12 to measles, being 3 above the average; rk 8 to scarlatina ...

... exousd bedding which wats infected. Mr. d,- Daly, the inspector of nuisances, stated that theres - bad been several cases of smallpox in the house, M and that defendant w as cautioned not to visit any d rof her neighboours, and nyot to remoave any eloth- ...

... referred to the iO al seven primcsialzymoticediseasesof which 67 resuilted ,I, from whoopt~ cough, Sd from scarlet fever, 57 ?? smallp)ox, 50 from measles, and only 27 from alfever (principally coterie). The annual dea th-rate Urn .from these zymotic diseases ...

... hal and live stack-. The falling off in the through am( as passenger traffic is atctritbutatle to an outoreak of 183 bw smallpox in Launceston, which entailed the estab- ,.lishment of quarantine at that port. - The local is. traffic is steadily increasing ...

... diseases occasioned le 75 Oeaths, being a 'decrease of 31 on the averages. C 5 Of deaths from zymotic causes, I was due to P smallpox (unvaccinated), being the eract average; 14 to measles, being9 above theaverage; 10 to scar- CI latina, being 9 below the ...

... coug, '63 fromn measles. 74 froi - fever Kprincinaliv S enterie!, 43 from diarrhea, 17 from di~hrtierla4 N va and 6 from smallpox. The losecs death-rites from: livis these diseases oecc:rred last week in 1'rightn, | mir Oldhaum, aud Bradford. arid the ...

... Write for : ;- address of nearest bottling agent to Wheatley and 3 , Bates, Limited, Napier-street, Sheffield. mnwf-aplO Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, Pyemmia, Erycipelas, Gesles, Gangrene, and almost every mentionable disease. T have been a nurse for upwards ...

... fever in Portsmouth and LiverpooL The 35 deaths from diphtheria in the 28 towns included 28 in London and 4 in Portsmouth. Small-pox caused 9 deaths in London and its suburbs, 3 in Bolton, and I each in Oldhamn and HE'll. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... Theb- m:q._i ;increase in the population. or the excess or i --s h over deaths, for the year vwas 745. Thre@ -t,3 c, of smallpox were moved to the board;s during the year. Although Liverpool - is highway of seallpox. They were fcrca-a-e s; the close ...

... ending M.arch 16th. Patients under treatment in ha'pial oc Mtarch' 25-Diphtheria, 2: typhus, 9; typmiotU 31; scarlatina. 135; smallp~ox, 13: iscolati:on. -; total, 200. The total in thle p rev-ious uree Wva 236. The rate of mortality is calc:lated on a reduced ...

... yesterday, the health comanitfee reported that thley bad, in consequencel of theB large numba of 39.typhoid case, used the small-pox ward at the ;69, Fever Hospital for scarlet fewe ae, n e 15voted the secarie fevevrward to trhj n e They- - raann ed tht' ...

... as compared with 915 last year. Seven th Bever ?? were chargeable to the Corporation. and there was one case of doubtful smallpox transferred to Parkhill. There were 14 . deaths during the w eek. Application was made to the committee by a widow named ...