There was a constriction one and a half from the opening of the anus, in which a No. She died seven years afterwards, and at the autopsy it was found that there was no disease of the rectum. The preparation has been used in many cases by a Chinese doctor, and the member of the Legislature said, with good results.
34; It was because of the reputation that Ah Sue gained in Mount Cole that Mr. As long as he clung to the mysterious dust, the father was content, despite the grim prognosis and the numbered hours of his life. Diphtheria must then be treated on the same principles as any exanthematous disease, and I think, therefore, after what.
BLAIR suggested that part of a regular sponge tent could be used, as suggested by MR. FORD, who used caustic potash and lime, scraping the toenail, and dressing with carbolic oil. HUNT felt that thin nails were usually the most prone to affection, so removing the nail helped by thickening it.
WILKINS, in reply, did not quite agree with the treatment proposed by some of the gentlemen who had taken part in the discussion. 1 containing a statement of the daily average number of crews and officers in the force as well as the number of enlisted, discharged, dismissed and deceased for the said period. This he claims to be a procedure justified by the pathology of the disease and especially by the very favorable results.
The presentation was given by Sir Thomas Watson in the presence of many of the subscribers. However, the local health board believed that as the disease was most virulent in hilly situations, and not in the city, it was not due to the sanitary condition of the latter. Girdlestone, the city's health officer, was recently put on the council table.
34; To the Chairman of the Health Committee of the Corporation of the City of Melbourne. 34; Sir, — Having examined twenty-two factories in the city since the issuance of the regulations under Act No. This was done; the remains of the unfortunate deceased were again exhumed, and the jury were compelled to view them.
This is the final straw, so this investigation should be the death knell of the whole system.
LOCAL TOPICS
Several weeks had now passed since the suicide, and it was only yesterday that the new jury was released, having been locked up for twenty-five hours, and then they disagreed, though a large majority were in favor of the tangible verdict that would have been given by the former jury, but for the weakness or stupidity, or both, of the coroner. McGauran, taking advantage of the provisions of the Civil Service Act, has asked for a council to investigate Gunner Dagwell's case, which has been so exhaustively dealt with lately. At a City Council meeting on October 19, on the recommendation of the Health Commission, it was proposed that an order be issued that the cesspans of all private closets be deodorized by the addition of ash, soil or other deodorizing material. , prior to and on condition that they are emptied by the contractors appointed by the municipality for the purpose of emptying cesspits.
Wales adopted the precaution of taking a quantity of butter before contesting the wager, and the result seemed to be that the dangerous effects of the whiskey upon him were to some extent nullified. A Country paper says:-" An instance of the change of circumstances was discovered at Bairnsdale police court on September 30th. Mary Macalister (widow of the late Dr. Macalister), was brought before the court on warrant, charged with having no visible means of securing an honest living.
Officer Alexander observed that there was definitely a sewing machine on the premises, but it was not working. Her five children were then placed outside the bar and Officer Alexander accused them of being neglected children. Their poor emaciated appearance, with bare arms and legs (and what clothes they had on all ragged and disheveled), evoked in them a feeling of sympathy. passers-by. Barker, without seeing the patient, issued a certificate of the cause of death and thus allowed her burial.
We find it stated in the Age of October 13, that the man Greathead, of diphtheria-specific fame, Messrs. The causation I have known for a long time, and respectfully state that it is not set forth in one of the articles that appeared in you. paper. Vialls, the Medical Officer, for a modification of the conditions under which his private practice is confined to the limits of the municipality, must be granted so far as to entitle him to practice for a distance of three miles beyond the said boundary practice .
Judging from the following advertisement recently placed there, it appears to be a schism in the globulist camp: "Self-supporting Homoeopathic Dispensary, 84 Collins-street east. The following publications have been received: The Lancet, July The Medical Press and Circular , July British Medical Journal, July, August 8; The American Chemist, June and July; Burgoyne Burbidges and Co.'s Monthly Prices Current, July 15; British Mercantile Gazette, July 15; Triihner's American and Oriental Literary Record, May and June; The Westminster Review, July; The Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, July and August; The Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, August; The Student's Journal, 4 July 18; The Medical and Surgical Review, October; On Growth and of the Reproduction of the Red Corpuscles, by Robert H. Bakewell, M.D.; The New South Wales Medical Gazette, October; The Australasian Templar, October; Is Eucalyptus a Fever-Destroying Tree, by Joseph Bosisto; The Mechanism of Reflex Nervous Action in the Normal State of Breathing, Austin Flint, jun., M.D.; The American Journal of Insanity for July; The New York Medical Journal for September; London Health Record for August EP.
