... e of smatipox were reported yesterday of to have occurred in Derby Union Workhouse. The vatients bave been removed to the smallpox l1o0cpiti. 15- sn SUDDW DU)ATE IN Sr. A TRsma -A man, be whose ne was not aecertained, died euddenly in ?? Anne-street about ...

... March set, the number of present. tions being iimited to 100. SMALLYOX Abi) TIIX PoOLCa CO1JRTS-Dtring the orevalence of smallpox and other infectious diseases it weouli be no hardship to the aubict if the polife eourts were kept more free from the oungers ...

... gowhs Pregrentefe A NE\V BBMWV FOR THIC SMALLPOX.-The Saracenia purpurea, or Indian cup a native plant of Nova Scotfa, which we mentloned some time ago as being the rpaciflo used by the Indians aganst th3 smallpox, bids falr to realtse the expeltatlons ...

... diseases are, phthisis, 42; measles, 52: pneumonia, th d &c., 33; diarrhma, 34; hydrocephalup, 11; fever, 5; se e dropsy,4; small-pox, 2, one a child not vaccinated; m n hooping-cough, 8 ; disease of the heart, 15 ; coroner's in- to r. quests, 20. of d ISLINGTON ...

... d John Robertshaw and W. Knowles, trading as t o Knowles and Robertshow, Manchester-road, Brad. s n ford, mechanics. c it Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, Pycernia, Erysipelas, s d Measles, Gangrene, and almost every mentionable t D. disease. I harn been a nurse ...

... hun. (tiesr hear. ) Te me object of all was to maintain the interests of the me GCnway.-The meeting then closed. thi die Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, Pyia, Erysipeias, MeWeles, Gangrene, and almost every mentionable disease. I have been a nurse for ?? of ...

... will a speedily lift the shares toamuch higher leve. t Capitalist, June 29. [The shares closed d to-day at 5s. 6d.-6s.] 1! Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, Pycemia, Erysipelas, c e Measles, Gangrene, and almost every mentionable i disease. I have been a nurse ...

... frons infectiouls diseases in- fx n dluded-3 scarlet fevs-r,4 diplitlersa, 8 typhoid fever,/ and 1 smallpoz. The case of smallpox wvas an ?? .1 t, ceutio~ally mild one, and had been importbed inltO tbe town.,h tr ...

... much faith in him as in Dr. Trench, m The modern sanitary theory affirms that typhus as maybe generated in a sewer and small-pox ne in a stink; that measles come from muck, and the of plague from filth. Science, however, knows that you can convey all ...

... the cst Indles, via the Cape of Goad Hope, 21 s. 102 B., totally diamasted; the hatches had been bafenod down three days; smallpox on board; intended LaIAking for the Mtshitius-Speedy, hence for Calcutta March 19 17 B., St W.-Ethelbert, from Swansea for ...

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... Soap only enters f heir bedrooms, bathroom, and nursery. Every - drugis t sells WIGRT'S COAL Tan SOAP, a pre- rentive of Smallpox, Scarlet Fever, and Measses, and a cure for skin disease. Refuse other coal tar soaps. Genuine branded, Sapo Carbonis r ...