Small-pox in Australia
By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. (beutbb'B telkgbams.) Mrlboi'hnk, January 5. The actual number of small-pox: cases at the quarantine station is seventeen, only three being considered dangerous. The doctors do not expect any further development" of the epidemic. Another small-pox case has been reported at the Quarantine Station. Seven of the cases are confluent, they being considered very serious. Sydney, January 6. Eight fresh cases of small-pcx are reported. The boundaries of the quarantine ground are being enlarged to meet the requirements of the outbreak. Adelaide, January 5. Altogether there are four cases of small-pox at the quarantine* station, but none of a dangerous character.
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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 78, 6 January 1887, Page 2
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