The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-16

mus, be enforced wherever the germs OF
cholera seek ioothold or we may re-;nact
last autumn, when the French Government with
he'd nom the public the information and the warn
were seer Sc decd 10 The epidemic IN ninety days Wei
did the chief medica officer OF registration in Eng.
land say, IN noe TO me at that time, lucy ltne
P0risaDsD do not do that an accurate
knowledge Of facs iar from Terrifying treasures and
braces ny the nerves Of our people, Let the inha6i-
what are sources of danger, and what are the best
means OF sanitary protection and there Will be no
ignorant men and theorists may brand u as arm
lists, or may exclam that We fight against Prov-
dence That the cholera poison is in this city we
know. and that II has thus far struck do own ils
Tins in accordance with the principle that remova-
BILE causes have localized It excited 1t into lata
activity have seen proof IN the twelve cases that
have occurred Could We read q more important
lessOni .. e..
FIRST RESULTS OF HoUsE-To HOUSE VISITATION.
DR.. Harris presented the following report of the
Wand, on the l4th inst showing two cases of cho.
leia and eighteen other eases OF darrheal disease,
nj OF which were treated by physicians under the
employ OF the Board OF Health 7 = 7.'-0
In the book bounded bv Cherry, Roosevelt,
Watr, and Dover streets the visitors found l61
families, comprising $40 persons r'e disease was
dysentery one case at NO. 20 Cherry street; the
patient is sailor, twenty-flur years OF aye; the
progress Al No Sol Water street, child Eve years
OF age sick with dsrrhea, one day In progress At
No. 10 Cntrry street, cnI1 two years of age sick
with diarrhGa, one week in progress. At No. 33
Cherry street. woman tifty-slx years of age, three
DAYS sick with darrh9a.
In the block bounded by Cherry, Pearl, Oak and
Roosevelt streets, 468 families comprising 23lO
persons. Two cases Of cholera moreus were found
one, of woman 10 wears of age, who had been sick
three days at No 1862 Pearl street; the oher OF a
woman oged 40 years, who had been sic one day at
No SO Cherry street OF dlarrhea there were tour
cases; one, of man q years of age sick two weeks
at No 76 Oak street; second woman AGED 40 years,
IL hours sick at No 36 Cherry street; third man
aged 80 years, had been sick IL hours at No. OAK
street; fourth child two years OF age 10 days sick
| at No. % Cherry street I0'.ft
In the block bounded by Cherry Roosevelt, Wa tel
streets and James slip live 152 families. man red
26 had eight hours sick OF cholera morbu:
| al No. 81 Cherry stleet. ....
In the block bounded by New Chambers Cherry
| end Roosevelt streets are 122 families woman
aeed 98 years had been three weeks sick of dYsen
teTy at No. SO Cherry street boy wears of age
three days sick OF dysenery at No 81 Cherry street
| A man aged AZ years had been two weeks sick o
dysenteiy, at No. "a Cherry street.
In the block bounded Dv Cherry, Oliver, Water
| and Roo evet streets are LOG famines A child TIVE
iantum at No. SO Oliver street. A child aged tou
years had been one week sick of cholera intantun
a. No 372 Water street. A child aged four year
had been sick two days of cholera nfanum at No. 36
Water street A chId aged three years had beer
| two days sick of diaIrhGa from teething at No. 8
| Cherry street. i. '- '
| In the ock bounded bv Water. Front James
and Roosevelt streets 100 families, and therein
| but one case Iound 1t was that OF woman
| S45 Water street N.tt. =. ... ....rl ID
| The totals are Ills families estimated at Al pei
| sons to family, making 1907 persons.-Ne1c Yor
| Tribune. ... /. ...f. 49, ....f t.I -.