The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
~ v.NEWs...,AUGUST 18 1s1f7,,

MS which lltey WouH' NV u,;,
Anything to be wisely done in thla
hi. 10 be done under the adylc OF
i n,a ctif;u.ers, and except with such
: i,,.;5.te, ,,c most chary both OF drug,
vua and oil taking such pretended
a. a. art, extensively offered for SALE
where CHOLERA is present or threat
|r..au!ar bodily ailment requires 0 eA-
lilance. That ailment 1s dlarrliea. :as,
nar1 in this country cholera begins
Lt,naIiv; SO that for some hours OF
orr the symptoms become alarming
a,ren,o;,itd,y tIiarr ma' may he. OBJ
d > cholera Is tending to be epidemic
ry;sts. side by side with it, IN the
: 5e "a amount az epidemic diarrh@a,
!, part Tho earlier stages, III otner
!, nr degrees, Of the same insldlous
~, ,nslady a. This diarrhGa ,painless
. triy;h! though it be) may IN any
y , canvert y. itself into cholera; ana,
e -....u ae,i,ns Significance OF tha
y .. s.la ti,o pationt himself, it must
IN :I'at vt cyery such diarrbpal patient
soring of infection to Others. -
: lobable that accidental dlsrrnaa'
bende1. Of the epidemic Influence,
n ner-onal conditions, the one on @
,ers. .infeclion can most easily tx
: on all accounts it is Of the most
Rance thai no looseness Of bowels
rcted III pl4ce where cholera ex.
portant part Of their Lor isnlps
regulations onjoihs the making OF
nts bv which this object shall be
I.|| no poorer inhabitants of infected
3her cIasses Of the population are
10 v!gilaa., themselves. In any
eyery .ooseno.s OF bowels or sick
a,ugi.t, as quickly as possible, ttt
skilled medical treatment; ant
begin ut all sharply, or If the,
.lo not very promptly yield tt
ticnt ought Invariably to remall
s. m,;3,tH,.re cannot be attached
lovnur.,!y l;sintecting, withou
3. au of limo or otherwise, I'LL dis
Atomaoh aud bowels Of person.
so influence, !s we'll as oil bed
kyels, and The like, which sucl
I've jmbncd, aud all priyies an
Ea which s,,ch discharges ma
be kept flooded with rolutiol
= ll or ao;it,on of carbonio acid.
sance to the medical care Ut tn
6si at er kinds of medical so.io
: =t.si.t-lluistanccs OI l1lIecU
e e. ire. ti.y Lords of the Counc
81 nd belief that the appolnte
aa,ori,ies Of the country will b
: 81 the very grave responsihilit
shn them by the Diseases Pr.
ne regulations thereunder II
3l &. xious to aaquit themselyes
al a manner commensurate Wit
slt il unhappiIy any paft,cll'a
l1ffer n sudden and extctlsi'
be that the authority, thong
= aion TO discharge its duty, 81
roviding for all requirements
in danger ortinding itself ova
hoped that In any such crl-l
l.| - ID arise. voluntary local asais
&nting tothe authority. An,"n
would have to be 'iinci.aIgc
: - III skilled officers, but mat @it
Aeyolvca on discreet and inte
: Eat might be of great local SCI
-. BOns, in committees or other
y to cooperate with the a,
"a the authority would then |
B beyond limits which woul
at system Of honse.! !o-hnuf
Syarious ways may he Tho mo-
slgencies for stopping the pr,
&c, not only as providing for Il
sIatInent OF the sick, bnt equal
+ zAa,ion and exercising infauent
(which tend TO multiply tt
=. "A action which may he wante
inaction Of tho nuisance at
8 voluntary work III aid Of th
#ty may,in Tue supposed oi!
k# great :-thu local arrang,
Eslief have to be told and 9,
to OF diainfectants has to /
}many other sorts Of usef,
sA given, unreasonable alar,
4 ~ M 's1s educated and the dest