Report by Léon Colin, M.D., on the Deaths of Esquimaux from Small-Pox, in Paris, in January 1881

tion tried until five days later, when two of them were already sick. All five were down with small-pox by the 8th of January, and were sent to St. Louis on the 9th, two dying before the eruption, with high temperature, and hsematuria; the others had the complete rigors of hsemorrhagic small-pox, and, before the 16th of January, all had died. The first to show signs of sickening were a little girl and her father; next, on the