... SMALLPOX Approval was given to the following decision of the Health Committee — “Resolved 10 recommend the Council to order that in consequence of the prevalence of smallpox in the city and its confusion with chicken pox and of the continued emergency ...

... NO FURTHER SMALLPOX Ald. M. H. Foomman, presentung the minutes of the Health Commwiee, reported that there were no further cases ot smallpox. The one case reported had becn discharged cured withm a week. (Hear, hear). DEFECTIVE DRAINAGE. Coun. J. W. Rayment ...

... LINCOLN AND THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC Secing the Smallpax Bpidemic is spreading throughout the Country, we would draw the at tention of the Public to the TURKISIT BATH as a Preventative against taking the scourge; it thoroughly cleanses, purifies, and disinfects ...

... SMALL-POX SCARES. Coun. J. Hague (Chairman), in presenting the minutes of the Health and Hospitals Committee, said he must ask those people who, from time to time, spread reports that there were cases of small-pox in the city, to first make some effort ...

... LINCOLN AND THE SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC. Seeing the Smallpox Bpidemic is spreading throughout the Country, we would draw the attention of the Public to the TURKISH BATH as a Preventative against taking the scourge; it thoroughly cleanses, purifies, and disinfects ...

... SMALL-POX IN LINCOLN. A BOATMAN'S WIFE INFECTED. ...

... SMALL-POX SCARE. The outbreak of this dreaded disease has Leen confined to one family, and is of decidedly wiid form. ‘The patients, four in number, are jpvolwlflsin( most favourably. An additional ccrvalescent tent has been added to these already in uee ...

... SMALLPOX NEAK CROWLE, Smallpox has broken out at Luddington, BR NS e o cumerer, ca ca much ex: , the local doctors have been with l'-tlne- for vaceination. n.!:'— e coufined to one family. ...

... The Small-pox Outbreak. The usual monthly meeting of the Brace bridge Urban District Council was beld at the Council ofuce, Brvebndr. on Tuesday evening. Mr. C. W. Peunell was in the chair, and there were also present Messrs. Johnsou, Andrew, Turtle, ...

... AN EPIDEMIC OF SMALL-POX. upe. ““Then—in that eass—you'd better—kill me.” “No; we won't kill yom, not myt; thoung! [ would uave killed you out of . if T eonl have got within reach of you-you know when On second thoughte I fancy we’ll untie Peay tell us ...

... NO INCREASE OF SMALL-POX. *t the terminaticn of the meeling of the 801-g of Guardians on Satarday, the representatives the vilages met as the I{nnl District Council to h’ull a epecial meeting, Mr. W. Frankish i the char, COLONEL GORDON AGAIN ORJECTS. ...

... MORE SMALL-POX. Six cases of smali-pox, one of which has | 1.1.1, have boyn nqmrd at Roytou, near \ME:.J |B. . S The rite of confirmation was conferred upon IPnnsc:‘ fi(‘hnr of Lolnle‘n‘:\.’mdm Castlo on urday in_ presence Queen and | members of the Boyal ...