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minisLed, and it is mitigated and converted into q
harmless disease DIR. Thompson in his account OF
the sarlooid epidemic which prevailed in Scotland
in 1913 and 1919, states that when the small pox at-
tackled those who had been previously vaccinaed, it
was almost invariably so mild and So exactly resem-
bled the chicken pox that he could not distinguish
them.


We learn that there few cases of the varioloid
disease in the western part Of Cummingtou, and one
in Westhanpton. Gazette.


: Savings Bank.-The last half gears report Of q
single Savings Bank in London, gives an aggregate
of deposites for that period, of f2ss,2sO l5s. one
third of which was by females.


The utility of those institutions is becoming every
day more apparent, and the solid advantages deriv-
weekly earnings to the accumulation Of fund, that
may enable them to procure in after days comfor-
table subsistence, ought to induce every enc to be-
come depositor.