[Report 1898] / Medical Officer of Health, Milton U.D.C.

  • Milton (Kent, England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1898
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Credit: [Report 1898] / Medical Officer of Health, Milton U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    iy lor ilo supply oi me maispensame element, b, by the way, is so precious that it is used over over again after undergoing purification. Then :oal! What do you think of one of these huge leases using more than 30,000 tons every year ! acreage of the ground on which one of these “ works ” stands equals that of some of ouf ler towns. [E Lord Chamberlain states that the list for the mtation of ladies at her Majesty’s Drawing n, announced for the 24th instant, is now com- d, e Scotch coal trade during last year was largely ited, by the strike of Welsh miners. The ship- s from Scotch ports during 1898 amounted to ,202 tons, or 1,700,000 tons more than in 1897. e Corporation of the City of London have now lectric arc lights in use for illuminating the main ;s. The total number of lamp failures during ast year was 1466. e worn-out uniforms of the British Army, when bring back into the War Office treasury close £30,000 a year. IUM CATHARTICUM PILLS, digestive, corrective, preeably aperient, 9Jd., laid. Of all Chemists. stess : “ I suppose there is no use in asking you ■y to dinner.” Caller: “ Well, no, not in that NSEED COMPOUND’ (Trade Mark) for Coughs rids of proven efficacy, 13^d. Sold by Chemists only. 'hat’s a terrible noise in the nursery, Molly,’’ he mistress. “ What’s the matter ? Can’t you the baby quiet?” “ Shure, ma’am,” replied >y, “ I can’t keep him quiet unless I let him make se ’’ draws the single lam its mothe one of a with the s should be days, on t will have be remove may be tui “ When ] with milk if lambs a! they will a blasts of si1 youngsters COAGUI Low) F young law; Schocked J out gambli ‘ LINSEE Asthma, anc Higgins Don’t you the kind I act contain to sleep ?” ‘LINSEE Essence of I “ Why man?” “ nerve enou service Ion aer’*’ Shall-” , . „ He paused and looked round once again, fie was surprised at his own boldness; he was amazed at its result. The fear that had pressed down upon the men around him had suddenly lifted, and in its stead a fierce rage had taken possession of them. They were angry with themselves for having allowed themselves to be frightened. They were angrv with the man who^had, as it were ogical Society of London ” appears a report by Mr. 3oulenger on the fishes collected by Mr. J. E. S. Vfoore, the leader of this expedition, from Lake Tan- ;anyika. According to Mr. Moore, there are two aunas in the lake, one a normal fresh-water one, and mother evidently of a marine origin. This was iroved by the study of the splendid collection of rtrillnooo lnVnoll Via nVifoino/l T5nV nnivi a Vn /-if- -in Band, center) hard li Downs marrie the fir was a