The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25 00:00:00

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worked, and 4 es to Cranbarue the medieel
°flow Smi Pa. 4 unable to carry out the work.
H. thought it old be • meet unfastanate thing to
inflict op the protest isedietl Alcune ths most tenpin's.t
offioe of health resets under this Ant, for he believed
there was • great dad to do, in looking into the sasses
of fever mil other diseases, will.* to increased the
rate.. Ile thought the milord was not oonsidered
suffiVently me 'sautes the rates. If • man were 11l of
for, r - et lkanboro• in several oases they allowed is. •
weak, and perhape 'SWIM three months before be oould
go to work : and it beams • great addition to the res..
He thought the appointment of • medical velem
for the oouoty would us the %melt eciooomy, and let
them remember thatif they did not adopt that course
they woeld loss tb• Government great of • moiety of
11—(' no 1. If they did not appoint approved men they
would. Let them apes to appoint • man for • year,
and be believed the teal addition to the expeoses would
be trifling. He thotght something ought to be dons
in this uoanty. Me. Parke knew se well as himself that
is Whither*" anima they wore in • perfect is at (hie
moment They bad appointed two relieriug officers
pro import, but there were • great many instances is
which immediate sanitary notion was required.
Is reply to • question, Kr. GLYN said they had four
media& °Blows to %%inborn' sad Oranborne union.and

two Inspector,.
The Cearituait said he had had three ions 11l with
patriot fever. Oct. waa quartered at Dublin, and it
same out:upon him, they eould not tell bow; another
had been with him into tkotland, deer stalking, and
when be got bask to Landow, he had It—it wail thought
ha nought it to the train ; sod the third wail a cadet in
the Britannia, and when It appeared in him, he bad •
letter from the Admiralty to sty no letters were to be
remised from Beigrave-sguare, for it was thought be
taught the Infection from a letter. Now how on earth
could& medical other prevent fever, under such oir-
°limits:tees- (hear, hear, andalatighter).
Mr. OLT" said it was thoroughly understood that
scarlet fever mlOt come anywhere—even upon these
high plate. Mr. Einem= referred to. Bot it warn also
tepee, that if there was an epidemic about and there
were miserable wretched houses about such at they had
In Orambormr—ooe if which had been the talk of the
eouotry—it would moot probably be attraeted there.
Mr. P•ilitil said as Chairman of the Witabornit Board,
he was deputed to "pram the opinions of the Guardirme
of that unto* With them it was • question of finance.
He was sure there was no Beard more auxioua to die-
'harp their oneroua duties, or more epee to oonviotion
If they were in the arrow. but be felt core that the
I majority of theta would oppose the large outlay pro-
posed. He did not wish at all le give hie owe opinion
at to the nugget*" that they shield have on. or two
mental °Moen. With the Baird it was a question of
ilimatee. Awarding to Mr. Hawley, if they hod two
dietriete. Witabonto would have to ecetribute 05 10r.
• year. sad If on. or two unions 411 not oonittine—mad
Bloodford assoose4 £Bl 10.. hod airs-oily appointed
elleers—there would he tLiat ezio ieln•T to he contri-
buted amongst the ot'on-ii. At site time -.ben rates
were inanimate to mach, and the Unsocial arrange-
mews of the county were to greatly disturbed, if they
could get the duties discharged for • mu* smaller out-
Isy, he did not think they wield willingly embork on
the.iarger pito. .

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Mr. Goommtreald the 'Grit .n 1 Touil Clark ol
Weymouth i.ould tell them that Weymouth could not
be more heathy than it motet pretrial,
The Poole rvresentotive anal ii the Board were
under an obligation to appointe medical °Mom.
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