... large behind; his forehead a retreating with rather a deep indentation between the eyebrows; and he was pitted with the small-pox. But there was one peculiarity in his face--a very prominent tooth on the left side of the under-jaw—which caught every one's ...

... business, won't allow less powerful Stateis to turn a dishonest panny in the same direction. Owing to a reported ease of small-pox, said the Times, of Wednesday, all the troops in the Aldershot garrison are to be vaccinated to-day. Arms and the mandate ...

... last, Mr. Pilkington, of Preston, Medical Officer of Health, reported to the Sanitary Committee that a child suffering from smallpox had recently been sent to a pawn shop by its parents; and proceeaings were ordered to be taken against them. WHAT THE AUSTRALIANS ...

... disaster would have been much more serious. Investigation showed clearly the most malicious design. A serious outbreak of small-pox has occurred in the new Icelandic settlement on Lake Wionip:g, and a terrible mortality prevails. At White Mud River, 16 ...

... increase in the smallpox epidemic the managers of the Metropolitan asylums have held a spec:al meeting and agreed to measures calculated to meet the emergency. Reports were presented stating that the hospitals are more than full of small-pox cases, and that ...

... special meeting of the Chatham Board of Health on Saturday morning, Dr. Jardine reported that twenty-seven fresh cases of small-pox had come under his notice during the past week. Altogether there bad been 115 eases in six weeks and 14 deaths. He recommended ...

... fatal cases of zymotic diseases were : smallpox 735, measles 1,741, scarlet fever 2,297, Jiphtheria 359,whooping 'sough 2,739,fever 1,176,and diarrhcea 3,518. As compared with the totals of the o previous year small-pox thews an increase of 660, measles of ...

... inferior kinds are often substituted for the sake of extra profita—Adet SMALLPDX IN PRESTON.—Last week five fresh cases of smallpox were admitted to the infectious wards of the Preston workhouse, making 23 patients of that kind, but two were discharged ...

... person who had been summoned to serve asked to be excused, on the ground that he was an undertaker at the East-end, that small-pox was very prevalent there, and that he was not fit to sit in a court, amongst other people.—Mr. Serjeant Cox : Why not ...

... Monday, at the Preston police-cu.rt, Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, a widow, was summoned for allowing her son, when suffering from smallpox, to go abroad in the public streets. On the 16th December she sent him to Mr. Parker's pawnshop, and the assistant seeing ...

... MISCELLANEOUS. SMALLPDX IN PREBTON.—There are now in the Fulwood workhouse infectious wards 18 patients suffering from smallpox. There has been one death in the town, in Aberdeen-street. No MORN PILLS OR ANY OTHER BARRY'S delicious health-restoring Revalenta ...

... MISCELLANEOVS. . The small-pox epidemic seems to be subsiding at Chatham. only two deaths having taken place during the past week. A telegram from Christiania, received by way of Copenhagen states that the British Consul-General in Norway, Mr. Crowe, ...