The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-13 00:00:00

MISS ILKLMAICS LYCTURIS.

This lady, who holds a first-clans diploma from the
training school of cookery, South Hensingtm, delivered
the last of her eerie', which have extended a fortnight, at
the Templar Hall, on Saturday evening. The attendance
on thy occasion wee eery 111.11134(011e, and altogether the
lectures have been delivered to large audiences. The
whole bays been practically illustrated, and in a con.
vereational style Kiss Heiman enters into every little
derail ooceenlsg her duties with an easy gram. showing
at once that she is conversant with her subject. On
Saturday evening sloe spoke exclusively of aick-roorn
cookery and sick-room management The dishes prepued
on that OCCSEIOII were bsef-tea, bread jelly, lemonade
invalids. fruit Pie, lemur/ sago, apple miter, and barley
water. She also threw out Dome valuable hints and
suggestions bearing on the special subject Speaking of
rick room management, the observed that, next to an
efficient doctor, • good nurse is Indispensable A sick
nurse should be powered of • good temper, great
neatness love of order, combined with •
is' knowledge of sanitary laws. Meals should be asr,sdto
patients in small quantities, and made to look as
attractive as porible, and, when sufficient of the food had
been taken, it should be removed at ems, as the patient
not only became digneted with the eight of it, but the
food absorbed the impwitise of the room. Too many
persons should not be in the girt room at me Una except
where their presence absolutely
Sums talking and whispering_ .otipeodalla=d be ay=
and ventilation above all should be carefully looked after.
Before the various dishes were banded round for the
inspection of the audience, the Rev. E „I. 1,. B. Hen/lows,
In complimentary terms, spoke of the in tereetlng course
of lectures. Kr. J. T. Stephen, then moved a vote of
thanks to the ladles of the committee, for the time and
interest they had devoted to the lemma The vote was
earned by acclamation, Miss Kalman made a suitable
sad expressed her thanks for the exertions of
response,
forming the committee, and also to other
Inhabitants who had shown her such kindness during her
stay in the town. The work she carried out was to her •
' labour of love, and it was • source of much satisfaction
to find such large and appreciative audiences as she had
had the pleasure of meeting at Brid pert; the interest and
enthusiasm of all present wee • pleasure to a speaker, and
afforded her much ariatance. Kits Kalman added that
if the people of Bridport would desire hen proposes
amongst them during next year, and they would invite
her to corns, she would feel pleased to give then mobs,
course. (Hear, hear.)

TH2 OCH)PERATIVE QUESTION.
ml Cotrunittee at Municipal pop r.pramli
ans
they do the retail tradesman al London. oontand for three
things :-
1. That Crown aerrants hare no right to trade, and
ty..g shoo doing ..l. antagonistic to the best intonate al
tha State. and tudair to the retail tradaernen.
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I. That the Crown servants have no right to en thh
department of the State for trade purposes.
2 That the Co-operative Societies at present in
exielence in the lint pines evade the t of many of
I am indebted to a medical corramondent for the / the Wee of the country ; and, la 18. woad place. by
information that the late owner of Beech-hurst going bashiess at a minimum of prank throw . graduated am • doctor of medicine at the University additionsl harden of taxation on the met of the trading
of Aberdeen the other day. eenuanotty.