The Telegram. — 1895-09-17 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THIS MEDIGAL OFFICER OF FIZALTR.—The clerk mentioned that at that meeting, a member must give notice that at the next meeting he intended to propose the medical officer's re-election.—Mr. Brown asked what would happen if no-one would give that notice.— The clerk said that they would only be without a medical officer till they appointed one.—They could advertise for one. They could not re-appoint tee medical officer without giving a mouth's notice—The chairman said the urban council had never elected a medical officer ; he was handed over—Mr. Dingley asked if they could not modify the act to their own use. —The clerk sail they could not. They could increase it by their bye-laws. They could not lessen the requirements of the Local Government Board.—Mr. Dingley thought it was desirable to consider that question.—The clerk said they must give notice that day, or they would he a month without a medical officer. Thal would not be at all advisable.—The chairman was of opinion that some members of the council would not agree to Mr. Nutt.—lt was stated , that if they advertised, Mr. Nutt could apply.— Mr. J. Dean said that from what he heard from a medical officer in North Devon, respecting Mr. Nutt's and his work as medical officer, he was prepared to ' propose Mr. Nutt's re-election as medical officer. He thei gave notice meeting of tti at, osuuncl wThehiclerVeZtilothattihtahte resolution would not prevent them advertising. —Several members were of the opinion that the matter should be further disemsed in private, and the representatives of the Press were accordingly asked to withdraw.  Although severe and even fatal diarrhcea with adults has not ceased in Grimsby, yet scientific invostication has not identified any case with cholera.  WMlnt being towed by a, steamer a float, bolonging to Mr. Robert Owen, lime merchant, Carnarvon, wan sunk .)ntside Liverimol on Monday, and the two men in charge were drowned.  •• A lad 15 veare of age, belonging t Shepherd's Bush, isanmitterl suicide by taking carbolic acid, becawe 11 father boxed his ears. A number of penny dreadfuls were fouud in his poseeseion. A suicide, the result, it is believed, of a love affair, is reported fiom Knighton, aliens* lad, named Minton, was found, on Tuesday, hanging in the kitchen by a rope fixed to a hook in the ceiling. Edward Lyne died suddenly at Mdebrook on Monday afternoon. Deceased, who was 85 yeare of age, wao picking apple,. by means of a ladder, when, feeling giddy, he descended, and expired 111111. InPtjjaWy.  To 14101111 ms. —Mrs. Winslow's Southine Syrup has been used over fifty yew by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It will relieve the poor sufferer imniediately. it IC pleasant to tan* ;it iralimee natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child trio pain, and the little cherub wakes up an bright eta huthon. Of all chemists, 1, 14 per bottle. 1756.1  "4 Wier.l. BAcK You ErEBY Tllfif."—A flush of pride suffueed the face of the 3 ming Jockey as he real the telegram. 'Let us know each race %oil start in, and we'll back you every time." The memeade name from hie old time comrades in far-away 'Yorkshire. They knew he rode square—rode to win—and their telegram was a testimonial to his integrity anti worth. Hundreds and thousands of testimonials to the worth of I.l.4loway's Pills and 0Int• mentaa family medicines are iii our posses.doo. Many a yin w sufferer has been restored to health by thine wort!. ramed remedies, arid haa gratefully written to tell us an. Human frieretr come and go, but these metheinea—the friends of mankind—are always with us M the tour of pad.