The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-21
THE SICK POOR.
FIVE WEE

FIVE WEEKS WORK OF THE CORPS OF VISIT
ING PHYsIcIANs-BENEFIrs OF THE ST.
JOINS GUILD EXCURSIONS.
Following IL the report OF the Sanitary Superintend-
ent presented yesterday to the Health commissioners
tho work accomplished by tho corps Of visiting
physscisns during the i've weeks ending on the OH
inst. Tor which they were apPoinsed'--
SANITARY BUREAU. August 20. 1875
-iiss =. ssnpors.y Wishing corps employed
expired the 9tn inst having extended period OF
TsSs@sns houses visited. a5,ai7 families visited,
T.: @ H.: Gaa 's s
sSSssa 2y1S n'y ALAG ns 'ss lumber ..
giving plain Instructions In matters pertain the
sios and .s!iss &noss the :ssa:: ssssa
Sc: u sss X IN: sGs
ioisTs -Dins,L". osess.s including eholers moreas
asi. g. .sr.fais. sa yc%i.ins 81 ia.aisisn
s uSs,Sss s'S9ss 49, %
bity from heat and other causes ii5 sna, %;
Tap: Worm i::sa: 5 I ss..:s: 7; $.ss
, :Sn' 81 nsDs' 8 DssSi typhoid
:ss%a.. az Ssasi.ion, Ii44; d yssnseHy. 70: dipS.
sos,uion. fs Dsas.y THIS ei..iassa .h" Sl.i
not complete Is ia indication OF the class Of diseases
being consdsraSy hsn oneS.i u disrrS9a chae.
Injections nature snsouragax feature OF the
As osmD.stvsy small Der Of deaths 1. doubtless
due TO tn. fact that most OF the csses were seen early
upon the While on the other hand many Of
those that died had beon without medical treatment until
found BY member Of the visiting in the last
stages Of dalrhna or cholera inixntuIn.
p.S ~ the msns %;s1 Of the oanr oe
Jehn's Guild la lreat benefit the Little
who enabled enjoy ter brief time the resn
relief to the painful monotony OF their everyday lives.
Messing the effects these upon the ehsren
that they constitute invaluable aid in preserving the
health and strength Of thehs little onea
Although number Of druggists in different portions Of
tho city volunteered 10 supply the with medicines
either sra.asously OF very low ehArrs found
experienced ia obtaining the necessary remedies This
oifeuty was hnsy met by supplying each medical vlsi
Tor the pcrpose VI dispensing among such families
could otherwise obt ain them In uson beg
supplying The necessary medicines: wiam II. Way. No.
6whitebsil street j. H. stag~r, 20 wtitehsii street, r.
volt street.; frsdsriek Toussan l3O Essex street; r.
vsns.r s%de ss sS~'Ty s nss.smssa 40 ssaa,Gp
@ 20 n iaa css' Mr. &..s ssAn sss s.s:
way; IS. Trehwsn, Pitt aud stanton streets;
Mr Can, First avenue and rwenty-fourth street: j. H.
sitter, So Hudson strest; Henry schuIId 40
Ninth street aud second avenue Haas. niy ninth
street ana sours nvsnae ahsOdore Jantzo. H-hsietl
avenue isrsng Brother III bieecker street. GEORGE
kumper, 3l3 Canal street Goe,ling IT. vaiick
aanst Herald Bu,diax; silys. srosdwsy ana Thirty.
street; Pleasant Co. ooter and Hudson strests Paul
Co. Canal. corner Bswcry; \. Michloei 1888 Eleventh
avenue; - innis. University place ami Eleventh
streeL; q. A. Prooen 49, Eldridge; A Meisman 4 son.
Orch &rd and Broome streets.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
H. II. JAMES. NJ d.,
Assistant Sanitary superintendent.
The report received and a vote of thanks ten
dered the druggists whose names are mentioned In II.