Health In Michigan.

Beport to the State Board of Health by fifty observers in different parts of theState f or the week ended on the 7th indicated that neuralgia, whooping cough, typho-malarial f ever and typhoid fever (enteric) increased, and influenza, erysipelas, diarrhea, cholera morbus, cholera infantum and pleuritis decreased in area of prevalenre. Diphtheria was rcported at nineteen places, scarlet iever at ten, typhoid fever at twenty and meaales at two placea.