CLITHEROE FREE IIBRARY.


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hA TK S T a d d i t i o n s . (M.ASS A.


t I'lii >SIT 1 *’1CTU IN) .


.X :;,S1 1 The li i r l ill the IHne Dress liichnn' l Marsh


.X IS.SIA Tlo' Kc'clnry ( Joverm*ss l''cr.u’us Hume


A :;,s-ii; Tli r Slory (d‘ l ini iksgnr th l''or 01 ......... .. lTnm: i Piro(d\c


.X :'„s-17 Tl io 1,000' 11nnd Sir W'i ll iam .Mngnny


.X :’.,s-l,s


l''or 11 onou r or 1 )en 1 h Dick Donovan


.X I’aSl'.l J CIO II of ( larioel i


\ :;S-'il) Spies oT I lie Knisei- Win. he^U'iex


A -iS.'ii Mnry Dr:iv..Kiitlierine Tvinm V


Tile Wo rM ;ind Delin ( ’urlis VniTe


A •5S.V» *riie Siinpi\iiis iMm lien. A. IWnniuLiiliini


A


'I'lie l.nek ni' Nnniniii Dnle l^nrry 1 nin


\ P),S.’).*i 1 lie l*rnle><nr s Lej^'iieN .Mr>. Alfred Sidywiek


A .tS-'iCi 'I’lie lliiiwe nil ( 'lieiry Si reel Atne!i:i IT IkiiT


A :*S."i7 Snrnlt 'I'llldnii ... Oriiie A.uliiIS


:;S"tS Tin- Wl i i le 'I'mil A 1 eN:inder AInedninil«l


A


*riie (Inldell liose ,Mr<. liny It l-'r;i>er


A •*Sllll Kniitilny' llnrse I mi A. T. Slieppnrd


A •)Sdl DiiWii "Ur Sl l ’eel ■ I. IT ITiekrose


A A. A A -'.Sii-J ">S(i:: .


I’ In* 1 .line 11 nlise Ainel::i I'.. Ikirr


.1 oil II X’erney 11 (li ner A . \ nelin 1


; ;;;ssrr.l Wl im lle' Ked


A A A :1S117


A .\ (inds (ni l r»enl rice ( I ri iii>lia w •lini l)nvi> ... .Iiiltn .Mii'-elield


>ir ( ; i-nyMi x S i l e l i e e .\ . W . .MnreliiiM111i


irlii : Iin i nil ... \’ iiile1 .ine.idi


A ."iSliS Tin- ( 'liiliireli ni A. Isnec Kelie Un/ili


'The Kinydnin n!' Slender Swmds ....... Ilnllie 1'.. I’ ives


riie linrynin ritendnrn W . W 1 Isnn


A -iST 1 .M r. .M n rk s Seerri IT I*. Opprillieim


A ••ST'J i n .Mnid> nnd n .Man ( 'lia Oa I N iee


A • *S7‘'i ( 7 n ; M n n I ( 'a nirrn.i K^ilpli ( 'nil nnr


A ‘’1S7 ! riinle wn-' nlier n lA llier .Mary IT .Mann


A -iSTA In lie- Da \ > id .M a ri itnimiy li fiiMirye l.nny


A dS7lI l ’ in|ieer> .........S. K. llnekiny A d„S77 A ( 'mini ly Sijiiire (I. .Maiiviile l-'min


A -iS7S Tlie Siyii a; Si.\ Stewarl IT W liiie


A •')S7d WiiVrii n| ihr Wind Annie S. Swan


A d,SS() Tlirnnyli lln* Ilearl <d 'lliilnn A lexa nder M aei Inna li I


A -’.SSI Till- (iieate>t Wish in llie Wnrld ... IT Temple Tlmr>tnii


A ‘ISS’J Tim I ‘ pas 'I’rer ^'lnrenee I.. 1 hi relay


A 'iSS-1 I in^a leen O 11 a : a • I nscjdi i I nek i ny


Cl .AS S I’.. ( 11 ISTi Ii: V A N i) IMI K : K A iMi Vi.


1> -I l'‘aninn^ Sea l'‘iylils frnni Salaniis in Tsn-Sliima .1 nn. IT i iale


1 I'i',


1 MS-7 llf(d;ell. Arehliislinp nf Caii- irrlniry ....... •! . ('. jinhcrlsmi


r» l lSdM llislmry nf ‘ihe .Main liesler Ship ( ’anal . ..Sir lln'^diii Tm-idi


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( 'T A S S C. (T l iA V I'lTi.


( ■ .7:1 tlv Tat lis in 1 he llalkans ( 'a pt a i n I''. W . vnii 11 erherl


(.’ T7A riirnayh Trnpie Seas l*‘rank ITirnen


( ‘ IS'J .\u>lralia. The .Makiny of a Na(n»n ....... dun. !*7ister I’ l^asei'


.1 < ; ' * ■ >' *. ■ ; ^''' ^-v ' ' ■


( ' (i‘Al The Land nf \'eiied Women ( A Iyeria . I'nn i>ia , and .Mnrnreni •Inn. I‘ I »sl er 1


* rase r


( ’ (i'd'd !•‘nnr .Mnnth'. aliinl Ml Spam Harry A. l‘’?-anek


( ' (I'JS. Hryniid ilic .Mexii-aii Sierra." Dilleii Waliaei*


( ' (i‘A! I yanda fnr a ITdiday Sir h’redtniek d’reves


tr:


( ' (17.77 Tim h’nriunale Isles (Majorca, Minon-a, e(e.) ... M a ly S. l>nyd


( ' HAd d’he Charm <d' llie Hoad ( Kny- la ml and W a les) .. .•! no. •!. li issey


- r K


( ' (l‘A7 ’Tile TJiver iTivers (Ansfralia7 -r. IT lirady


C (l‘JS Tiidiires from Hie Balkans d nn. I•'nslm• l*’raser


( ’TASS I). ( I 'nlTr i i V).


I) T.M


-1 Selected Bomiis (d‘ h'raneis 'riiotn pson


D N The ( ’oniie anil lluninrnus re- ciler .......Kdiled IT Perl wee


CTA S S (i. (SCI ITXCK A:\J) AK'r .


( 1' 7d!» Klenientary Acronniilics Alheid IT d’lmrsion


<; D-ld Marvids of ,l■’isll Ijife as I'e- vetiled )»v i he Caniern I'Tancis WiM'd. M - D.


(i


!l|(l llimia^ Speecli M. C. Macnamnra


( ; *)-l I 'I'^lie l leriiaye (d‘ J)ress, Uie hisiorv a ml ' evid ul ion <d' C‘loHies 'Wi lfred M. AVekh


Don't Cough-use i I’heU


’J li(',''ril oiM‘i'('lii'cU till- (*oii'.:h iinil remove tlu‘ cutlet*.


nrivalled (eating's I^zengel


otu- l.n/oti’.'o nlfino ri'li«*vr-. *hl fvcr.\ wlii-re. ‘I'ui-s l::ui. each.


1 YOUR CHILD’S LUNGS.


i'KI ’S PKOTKC'! ’ .VN'D S4’ i: KX( .'d’H 1T\ ■TMK CHKST.


IT'ery mother >honld keep a hnx of


s l l j a i d v c t e d Pej)" in the hnu<e at lhi> time of the year, w leeii enuylis, eo!d< and sore throat are partieidarly rife amnny'.i (diildren.


If the^e ai!ment> .-tfo not


(4ie<4;ed at the heyinniny with 17*p". there is dany<‘r that serious thro.-it ainTcdiest weakness in later life may he the unhappy eonscipienee. The ehest-sii-enylluaiiiiy jtroperlie.. that


m.ade the pint* forests nf S\\ ii/.erland la.ninns are enneenl r.at ed in Pep--. When a Peps lahlel disxdves in llm mouth lh*“"e properties ar<‘ i‘(4<*a>(‘d In the fni m nf tiimes that are In-eathed down the Hirnat straight into the Inny-.. wlmi-e liipiid mixl nrcs cannot yn. I>y yniny direct in i In* >cat of tin* 1 rniihlc


Pi‘ps (|ui(4\ly >lop a cnnyli and w hec/.inos. keep the little 01 le*^' I lima 1 > (4e.a r nf phleym soothe and slrenyliieii the delicate im/m* hrane that lines tin* ;»ir pa.>"ayes from throat to hinys. and prevent infeetinn l»y dlseasi* yerm>. 4’his Pejis treatment not only the


nalnral treatment for eimyhs and enld". hut Peps are so eiitindy free from (i:m- yernns dniy> that they m-ay he yiven to the most dfdieate child with jierfeel safety. 1 )nn'l ho ennt'ml willi the ihniiyhl that when the warm weather enmes .ayaiii \’niir ehihi will jn<e his <'om:h. Tli.al may l>e irm*. lint mischief will he done to llm limy". Tireetly imar."em‘"" and hnskiness ti41 of irniiMe in the ilirnal. yive Pei)s to lh( ‘ eliildr«m fre(4y ;md limy will he kept free from eonyli". cold", croup, w h00piny <-ouyh. infant ile hron-


• <4ntis. and all ."indi ehe>t nnd throat t mnhies. P(“jis will Ic4p and eneoni'aye lln* rlii'd-


ren to hreathe deejily hy liliimi the hniys and <4ie.>-i with pure and comfort iiiy pine-forest air. 4'lms. in Natures own wav. Peps make liie (4iildren deep-ehe-t‘‘d instead nf wva k-ehe."l ed. See tliai the name P»‘ps i" mi the l>nx ynii Imy from vnur ehemi't. .\vnid wdrlhles" "id>-l;- Uiles.


tl !)!*J llri i ish Wi ld Blowers Thmmis Moore


(1 ^14*1 Water, it.- (driyin and Csu W*m. Cole'.-r'lneli


C T A S S !T (T I lK o T n C Y ) .


il 4111 11 id'J


4‘hc ('hnreli and i!m -New Aye 11 ell ry ( a l l el ‘


'The h’ail h of a Modi'i n ( h la-;! ia n .......d a>. i )rr. D. D.


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I I A VHCHS T . I .i ora fiw n.


OUR OVERSEA DOMINIONS. TlxC'l’ClO-: A'l* WHAIdJ*:7'


'i*here was a la rye aiulieiiee in the


Whalley .\<"end)ly Pooni'i on .Monday eveniny when tin* second of tins season's ."crii*" of jMil>lie lectnn*" took place. 4’ln*. h‘'-4ur(*r was .Mr. W. H<*rherl (larrison. |■*.H.(hS.. and Id" suhj(‘el. “ ()nr ()versea l)onnnion< “ was dealt with in anahT* manner. .Mr. H. \\*. Wnrsley-Tavlor. K.(*.. was


aniiomieed to preside iml In* forward(*d a teleyram "laliny tliat Im was detained at Preston S(*S"ions and would he unaiile to lie present, in his al)s<*nee. the chair was oeeupi(*d i)y the \iear (Bev. IT Xewman). 'The ( 'liainnan said he tinmyht In* seareels’ imeded to iniroditee .Mr. (hirri^oii. not heeaiist* In* was W(*ll known to them —they had not had the ph*asure of in*ariny him hefon* — hut heeause ot the fact that In* liad l)'*en asked to leetnia* at Wha!li*y. 4'hal. if In* miylu "ay so, was a yiiaraniee of hi" ability a> a lecturer. l)eeau>e they all knew what excellent twati*ri;d their eommiltee had providedlor them in those h'etnres. 'I’in* ."nhjer; upon which .Mr. (iariDon was yoiny to speak wa." an inlen*"tiny one and the ie.-lurer was a yreal antlmrity upon it. -Ml*. (I.arrison said he had lln* Innmnr to


he the oHieial lecture!' to the Ihiyal ('olonial liistiinte of Tondon whieli was foumh*d in ISliS. r<*eeiviny a Boyal Charier ill 1-SSJ. 'riial instilntehad now it." iiwii splendidly eipiipped pri*mises in Tondon and innl the tiiK*"l library ol ITnpire lit«*ralur(* in tin* world. 'The Kiny was tln*ir patron and their motto was “ a united lTn])ire." The lii'^tilnte was non-sectarian and non-jiolil ieai. 1 nrmny to the siihjeet of Ids h*cHire. .Mr. ( larrison said all ihronyh ITiylish history they fnnnd nolhiny «-omparahle in tin* creation of wliat they called the Britisli ITnpire and it cmild iini h«* parah*!led hy anylldny in (he idstory fo any other Stale, He d(*"m'ilmd tin* 1


‘hnpire as a wnrld \ (*tdee.


with the s»*:i fnr streets. They had an ITmpire sn yreat vhal they were hmiiyhl


into direct .ainl etVeeliv eniitaet willi all tin* yreat nationalities of tin* world. This cnunlrv liad yreal pnsse.-siniis wldeli carried with them yreal responsihilities. lie wnndemi il tim\' real:"‘‘d wlial the British ITnpire was. It wa." three limes


the ."i'/.e of ITu'npe. nearly lour times the si/- - of I he Cnited Slates and 1 2.7 1 inms 1 In- ."i/e nf the umiher cnimlry. 'I’ln- ITnpire iiad a pnimlalinn nf -120 million penpl-e. mnp- than a <jnarler nf the entire human family in tin* world. The l-.mpn'e a!"n comprised ahmit mie-fiftli nf the total area nf the world. That was indeed an nn- parallelled 1-hupire. The Briti."h peoph- were tin* waleh dnys nl tie- earlli. linldmy


ail tin* yal(*." of the world except Cnii- St .-ml inople. Sixteen linndred million pounds’ worth ol ynnds pas>cd tlirniiyh id


Briti."!i nm-ls rvi-rv vea.r. In tin S A U D E N


DKATI I n|- m i :. THn.M.X.': .i.ACKSn.X. Tin* deatli nf .Mr. Thomas dai4<snii. 7. I’ailiham-rnad. took place on [‘’riday alter


an illnes" of some weeks, the re."cdt nl a paralytic st'ii^nre. Tin* deceased, who was hS ^•eal•s nf ayi‘. was a me(4ianio hy trade, hill had heen in hnsiiiess.a few years. i>nrn at. Suininn. he had lived in Saliden fnr many year.". Ih* was of a ipiiei, unas- snminy disposition, and was liiyhly res­ pected. He was iilentilied with the \\7*s|e\'an eoiniminily. and was an ad- lierent nf the advanced l.ahour parly. ITTNKSS OP .MIT JOHN PPOCTPiT


.Mr. John Procter. seer<*tary of the Sahden ( ’o-operali\ e Society, has reslyiied his


jiosilion oil aeeonnl ol illness, and .Mr. John Hall has consent ed t (Mill 1 lie vaeaney pro.tern. 7’( )C N ( ; TADiPS' KPl-'OKT. Mn-


ler<*sliiiy yatherinys of a soeiid eharaeler look place at lln‘ Baptist school on l‘'riday and Saturday eveninys under llm auspices of llie yonny ladies* Bihle class. ()n Prida v eveniny a ea piial enli*rlainment was yiveii hy local artistes, whose pro- yramme imdnded (piarfet t(‘s. duets, solos, pianoforte solos, reeilals. and a hnmorons sketch. Misses .1. Wood. N. Shaw. IT Wood. .Messrs. I-'. Wood. IT llawinth and


.1. Parsons wm-e the soloists ; .Miss (i. IT Banks, the elocutionist : and .Mr. W. rtalelilVe. pianist. .Mr. .Arthur lh*it(4in7‘


acted as .M.C. ( )ii Saturday tin* enter­ tainment was supplied hy .Mr. 4*. IT Dny- dale's parly of Cliiln*roe. and the jwo- yramme also inelmhal a humorous skel(4i “ l*'onr after one.** which was w(*li dom*. .Miss N. Parkinson was the opem*r. and .Miss N. Sliaw presided. 'I'lie duties of .M.C. were carried out by .Messrs. (•’. IT llopwood and W. Bi*i4\elt. 'I’he pme(*eds in aid of the rednetion of tin* ilelit on tin* new chapel anti schools ainounl«*(l to 1^12. POl iPdCX AII8SIOXS.— On Sunday


s(*rmons weri* pr(*}u*hed in tin* Ikiptisl chape! hy tin* pastor. H«*v. d. (h 'rimmas. inaid of the Hajitist .Missionary Soeii*ty. 'rin* eidleetions realisi*d i!4 Ms. (id.


dav". the da\s of Scripture, it w;is enii- <id'ered a ylnrioii> tinny I" he a, Poman eili/(*n. hilt it was an inihiilely yreater pri\'ih*ye to lx* a Ih'ilisli e;li7,(*n. He would rallier he a eili/en oi llritaiti than he associated willi any oiln*i- do/.(*ii enniitries in the world. lie hidieved tin- British pi-nple were tin* eliosen peoph*


of Cod in carry liyhi. civilisation and \'hrisliaidty to the nn<*rmosi parts ot tln- ,.arlh. In id" heli<-f. tin- 1-hnpire had Imen yiv(*n to Ih'ilisli pi-opie for a purpose. \V(-re they liviny up to tiieir privih-yes and I'ealisiMy their ri-spoiisihiht ies V It lh(*\’ w(-re not. llien the soom-r lln-y did so and tin- lu-tler-. 'I'here wore 42 dislini-l and diiVerenl yox ernmeiil" in t Ids yn*a 1 I-anpii'e all makiny their own laws and tliat meant that the Pri\‘V ('onneil had to (h*al with laws more varied tiian any Irihunal in tin* histoiw of tin* wliole world. Ht* deelami that the P.rilish I-hnpire was more in tin- nature of a trust than a piosession if they looked at tin- matter in a proper Hylit. The vouny men of l-hiyland did not realise what a serious tldny iil7* was and yave ton mueh of their time to frividity and aimise- ment. Thousandsof men were doiiiy their dutv iioblv. hut scores ot Ihousands wt*re not. and wlial did the latter know alionl tin* Britisli ITnpire V W'lial were l!n*y d(diiy towards jirepariny themselves In ."honlder the yreat responsihi lit ies which would he theirs presently V II tin* youny men of this eonntry »lid not wake up. historv would repeat its(*li ; Hie nation and ITnpiri* would yo d-ow n and in tin* filturt*. almost lie torytdten. lhal would take plac(‘ iinle.ss the liritish people i-ealis(-d their duties and responsii>ilit ies.


(.Ajiplanse). .Mr. Carrisoii eondneted tin* audience


on an iniayinery tour Ihrouyli the iMiipire and the (.U*velopnu*nt ot tm* (-(donies was well illustrated by t4ie excellent views shown. 'I’lu* lecture was of a lengthy elianu4er. Init .Mr. Carrison's rt'inarks were keenly ftdlowed all through and he was accorded a hearty vole of tlwud^s


at tin* (-lose. WO.MKX'.S AD C l .T SCIIOOI..


Miss Ktlicl Lilli,n's stoi-y iif llic lil'c iil' I’Miiri'iu-i- Xi,!;!!!int:i>lc. nivcii iil llic sciluiol


(111 .Siiiidiiy. will loMt: 1)1- rcm<‘ml)i‘i-cil liy llu- im-mi)crs. Kcgiiiiiiiig witli ii sluii't liistoiy 111' till- times in wliieli slie lived, tlie s|'ienUei- tj'iieed tile |im,gfi'ss innde in eni'ing for lUe ^ieU :\nd wnnnded every- wheny n .ui-eid deid nf tliis |irngi-e.sK lieing due. in the lifst instnnee. Vn tlie devoted life imd wofU of I’ltifenee .Xiglitingiile. It seemed litling tliid tile IMhli- lessnil,


intrndtieed 1)\’ Mi'-s. .1. Odtlie. slintiid Ini nn Otir tlelit tn litiiniuiity." fne nil felt Mint


tile leetnrette lind idVnfded nn e.vninple nf linw imteli one wninnti lind Iteeii en- idtletl to do fill’ linmnnity. .X'e.Nt .Snndny-s leettii-et.te is hy .MfS. dnrne.s Oddie, .snhjeet Some- tlmnglits nn every-dnv lifii.


C L I T H E R O E R U R A L D I S T R K 7 T C O U N C I L . 'I'lie mnnl l i ly im’eting nf tile Cl il l ierne


ItnrnI District t'nimeil u'ns lield in tlie Timn Hnll nn .Mnnilny idternniin.


Itev. I■'|•. I’ iinnngtnn presideil iiml ntlier numdiei's pr( ‘sent w<•!■(-.\lessi*s. W*. Mnnson. iJnerden.


Itnliinson. .1, i-loldim nnd


.1. Uilndes. ■I lll'; CH.-VI-lifltX W l l


IS l 'LK. •Mr. Ilnnsiin siiliinitted n l•esnintinn fnnn


n pnlilie meeting nt t' linllinrn protesting iUininst tile deeisinn nf tin- t'nnneil in not ,ernnting n lienise fnr n stenin wliistle for tin- Cl inthnni .\ln md'net nring Co., nod nsUing tile Cmim-il to simetioo its nsi-. the meeting lii'ing ni inniimmsiy in I'nvoni' of n eootiminnee of llie wluslli' . I'lii' Clei'U (.\lr. Tl ios. I'insllniml rend tlie


fol lowine l(‘l l i ’i' <m tile sidije(*t from .\lr. .1. W. Cn.rter. ISInelthoni ; ” 'I'hi' ( ' l intlmrn .Mnmifnetoriog I'o. linve hnnded to me yonr letter of tlie e^ml iost.. nod tile copy resointioii ulnel i ni 'eompnnied it. I'liey linve instni i ’ted me to e.vpress tlieii'


snrpi' isr tliiil tliis decision siunild lin\'e hi'uii nrrived nl witlioiit nny fnri liei’ eiommi ini 'nl i im to tliem oi' myself.


.\s


yon will reenlleet. it wns-nrr;mgi 'd nt tile Inst mei’ting of the Comieil tiint n di'eision on tile mniter slionld hi‘ did'eni-d mitil nflei* .\lr. Tl iompson. one nf tile meml iers. nnd mysel f, lind some morning lo'nrd tin- whistle nnd 1 linvi'. ns ivrrnnged witli liim. hei'ii uniting fill' liiin In li.x nn nppnint ment for l ids purpose.


W


‘ Every Picture a Story, '


( hir ndio'


M ( "-"ia h' ' !•; I 1 ni n i l " <


i\-en 11 'I'Ih-


ISul (Inii’ t; hr di.scouraoetl. Pt.-rhaps. after all, you can in- wel i aoain i f you lake t h e c i o h t k i n d o f m ^ ^ d i c i n e T h e r e is no rcnicdv l l iat curt.-s all t.ii.sea.ses. ^llu cannot ,oet well by taking ;i niedieine which inirges the howcLs j.


is ihc K i d n e y s Ihtil need relief. HOW TO 'l'l':i.l.. Il.p,'^ .■i.-i'.N I'.iM


Il\' ti> .Moreover, iny clients


ennsider tlint .Mr. W’eelcs nnglit not to liiive lieeii lienrd ill tlieir nliseoee or iit lenst witl iool nn oppor lmi i ty lieiiig given to them to replv to ul inlex'er nliegntions he inielil mnUe.


.M ,\' clients ennnot ne-


eept tile ri'snlntion passed Ii,\' the ( 'omiei l ns nn I'.xereise ii\' tiiein ol liieir diseretioo in till' mutter nnd I nm instrneted In re- (pie-il the ( ‘nnneil In nl low in,\' clients ihrongl i llieir legal


represriOnt ive. to


nppeni* liefore tliem and niiswri' tlie nli- jei'-linns raised to tin* grantin'.; ot tile


l ieeose.” .Mr. lluerdeii said lie ne\'er no lerst nmi


tinit lliere was imy iiill horit\' fi'nin I linI ( 'onoei l for .Mr. 'I’l iompsnn to meet .Mr. I 'nrier to lieni' tin- uliislle,


no I'esiilotino on tlm loimite... '; 'i'lie I'ierl; : .Xo. lliere is no resnlnl ion. .Mr. Itoliinsim: it u n^ n n n ii'n mgement


li 'l u cell I hemsel ves. .Mr. l inerde:! : it un-' mn nlhend ;;t nil.


'rile Clinirmnn: 'I'liey iirrimged the


mat; er t Ilemseii'es. .Mr. iinerdeii said llie,\' iind lieni'd enrli


side and it umi ld lie idisnrd to lienr l l iem ngnin. The ipiestiim was setlli'd. 'I'he mutter then dropped.


.'SC.WK.XCl.XC nl'' Wil.M.I.K.A'. il un.s decideil In neri-pt sohjeel In n


sen\'e!igi 1 eg order lieing nhlnioed I lie tender of .Mr. K. I’.iiriies for tile senvengiiig nf Wlinlley nl n ensi nf e.S.S pi'i'iinmim.


COl 'X TV .Ml'iDlCAl- OKKICKIl 'S iii;si';i:\'.\'l'inxs.


Tim fnl lnuimg letter frnm tlie Cnimty


.Medical niheer (Dr. Serg' . ' iml ). wns rend : ■■ .Miiv I driiw ynor ntteotino tn my repnrl ennlnii iine a lirief refereiiee In tile nol - hreaU nf diplitlieria ill the vil lage nf Wl i idley uhieli has lieeii enol ioed entirely tn selinnl ellildren. 1 alsn ti'l\e tile n|i- pni ' lmiitv nf iol' iirmiog ynu Unit at my visit nn tile i’.rd nlliinn I eaine In llie i-niii'lnsinii that in manv respei-ts Ihe


sanitiirv adminisi rat inn nl tlie Cl itherne Dislriet iiren in Limensliire was nnt np- ln-


dnle nnd nii.ghl tn reeeive revisinii nl yinir hnnds. 1 desire speeinl ly tn refer tn(n)


llie idisenee nf linspitnl prnvisinn e.xeepl in tile ease nf sninll-pn.\. fnr the isnintinn nnd treatment nf infected patients, l lms nllnwimg. in enttnu'e linuses. Ilie mixing nf henl l l iv nml iofei-ted eliildren. (h) ’I'lie want nf a ppnrat us fur disinfeel ing eliil liing. i-te.


I•'nrmnldel\yde fnmigntiiin nf linuses


and wenriigg apparel heing rel ied nn nnd I'l'iidelv I'iirried mil . (e) l )n llie imihreid; nf epi ilemie disease ns in tins instnnee nl W'hnilev. tlie iisnnl written repiirts iif tin- snnitiirv inspeetnr fnr eneli liimse are nnt nvnilnlile. X'ei'linl statements are given III tile .Medienl Ol l ieer li,v the .Siiniinry Inspei'liir enneernin.g nnlv a feu hnnses e.xninined nnd tiiese imist lie ni a sennty nml insullieient elmrneter. ns tlie Inspeetnr insteiiil nf


health jxtint ot va-w of tin- (juarlei- endiny nOt h Sejiloitilior was tin- onlhf ( -ak of


(lij»hl heria in W’liallcN' and llto iioinh- honi-inn towii.sliij) of 1 liiliii'dl "ii. 'i’lu- im-idenco <t| tin- dj.soa.so Inid fallen with wonderlul im j»a I'l ia lily on laiih t ow nshi|).-^. though jii.st at fiisi \\'ha!h*y 'teemed to


snll(*r rathei' more* sevei' (4y than Ikl l ington l-.pidi-mir-'i of infcrl ions dix-a.so weit-


alway.-< disturbing tin* dislressiii' i |»lu*no- metia os|M-ciall\- wh(-n attendi-d h\' dis­ astrous re."ults as had i iidiappily hei-ji tin* nit this occasion. I nfort ima l (*ly


too they (d’len (-ansed ;t condition of jttmic in ill h;tlanc(-d minds wltich freiiin-ntly li-ad to somewi jal foolisit slal (*nn*nls In-iiin m.-tdi- only eal<-tdal(-d to alarm ;md which ejimiol j)ossil)ly do any good,


gal lon and it was t| informal ion ndglil In on w inch w ill throw I .\l(*anlinn- tin* S(-w(-r." every wci-k and disinf nsc(i. whi le at the same time the -n:,'-,- isolation wa" In-ing (-nfm-i-cil ami t-xr-n elforl mad(* t.i restrict Hic fiirihci of t in- discasi*. 'The r(-p(t!'l proce( ‘ds :


nitc pti.-.-ihii- ' tori hcMiniii'j -i


g'ht oil llif -.iili:, w cre hciii^r [j,,A


i-elant-' hciii-.^ ii'f 'I’li,- x^,y\-


(-onncclioii with tin- !a\imi of llic u.*l" pipes tor Hie new water supply to ('iiiit!)!:;: has pi'(igi'i-ssc(i sa l :>iac! or:I\' dui lui£ ti'


(piai' lcr and >hould ."inni Sonn- atti -mpl . loo. is iwidc made to furnish \\'i"wcti wiili .1 jim


DPI 1- I )n tin*


ntln*r hand epidemics had t!n*ir hcn«*lici.-» 1 ;ts|M-cis and fn-ijin*nl 1 v led to reforms l.)(“ing considered which hitherto had itei-n considered unnecessary as involving too much (-xpense.


in normal l imes om*


might |)ro(4aim fi’om tin- Inmse tops iln- desir^^hi!il,^• of a (-(-rlaiii line of action


witlmnt r(*sidt. hiit nin-e i(*t a dang(*r llu' (‘at(-n and loo nun-h liasli- <-oidd not In- made to earr\- onl the refm'm which had hci*n nnavai l ingly urged upon those (-oii- coneerned for yeais previously. W'hal ley Would in this way In-in-til liy lln* pres(-nl e-j)id(“mie and would sc(-nr(* a mort- enieienl sanitar.N’ administration in the future l lnm had distinguished it in lin* past. 4’he lirsl east* of diphtin*ria oeeurred


lieiug entirelv neeupied uitli tlie


snni inrv wnrU of tile Cniineii's dislriet. nets ns mail snrveynr. re,gislrnr nf liirtlis. dentils nnd innrringes for Cl i ipping. etc. (d) I'iUieieot work enimot he expected mdess there is dai ly iMlereimrse het ween the Medieid Ol l ieer of Menltli nml tlie lospeelor nml mitil ellieieot menus are


avail idile for idliiying eoml iLioos lialile to give rise to oeenri'eiiee or eontimi imee of infect ions disease." .Mr. ICnstlinni said lie supposed tin-


olijeet was to innite tlie Couneil provide no infeetioiis diseases liospitni. .Mr. Diierden .said if it wns carried onl


it' woohl he a great expense to tlie Cimm' il . 'I’lie Clerk .said if tliey lind got to pot


lip a liospitnl il onglit to lie a .joint scheme het ween tlie two District Couiieils nnd tlie Horougli of Clitlieroe. It wmdd lie a


lienvv Inirdeii on tlie rates if tlint (.'omieil lind to lienr all tlie cost.


•- .-\fter furtlier diseo.ssion it was decided


to all ow llie matter stand ovei-. 'I’lie question of disinfecting was also


referred to and tlie Surveyor said it cost iieiirlv lido a year for disinfeetnnis. In reply to Ihe CMerk. .Mr. l-tawelilVe said tlie present disiofeetiiig apparatus was oli- taiiied ou tlie reeommemlaliou of tlie Coiiiieil's .Medical Ollieer.


.MKDIC AL OKKICKH'S HKI'Oiri'. fii Ids ipiarterly report, tlie .Medical


Ollieer (Dr. T. T. .Miiekliii). .stales tliat the most impoi'taot feature from a piihlie


ou lln* I l lh duly in a girl attending the school :U W’halley. Tltis case was promjU- ly and eni(-icnt!y isohtled. and as llu*rc w(*n* no other children in tin* family ihert* was no further (-(tnneetion with the school in any way. 'i'ln*re was no fnrtln*i- east* till lln* 2(itli dtdy. when :\ hoy in Billinglon was atta(-ked. and then on the 27lh of


.)tdy a girl in another family in IMllinglon was attju-k(“d---holh of tln*s(* eases atl<‘nded tin* Whalh-y s<-hool. On the 2(ith July. \\*halh*y s(-hool was elos(*d for llu* holidays for oiu* month. On tin* ’»(U1j July two (-asi*s 0(-curred in W’haIley - om* was a hoy who had attended si-lnnd int(*r- mitleiitly and lived in tin* villagt*. Tin* otln*r was a girl who lived in one of tin*. huts on tin* Asyhun Asylum silt*. ji mile away from Hu* village. :ind wlto had m*v(*r attended s(-hool in W’halley. 'rids girl t-anu* from Haslingdt*n. and luul hei*n living at the Asylum huts for four months before sin* was attat-ked. 'riu‘n* w;is no appari*nt eonne(-lion het w(*(*n this t-ase. and Hie (dhers in lln* villagi*. .After describing in di*tail tin* r(*mainder of the (-ases. 21 in all. Dr. Alaeklin says it is (|uit(‘ impossihlt* to arrive* jit tuiy d(*finitc eonelusioM as t(» the (U'igin and (-ansc* of tin.* outbreak, 'rherc* iiad he(*n m» (-ases of dipldlu*ria in any part of tin* Kui'al District of (.'litlteroe for sonn* (-onsiden-abh* lime— upwards (»f one V(*ar— eonsecpieutly tlie iirst eas(* was not directly infected by any previous (-as(* in the dislriet. and tin** eases wbieb oeeiii red in Hillinglcni a fortnight lati*r had no eoiuieelion td all with K o . [ east*, nor was there one factor common to Hicni and Xo. 1. (*.\ccpt artcndanct* at Wlialicy scliool ( ) f conrsc tin* wliolc matti*r rc(|niri*d furllu*!* investi-


coni|i \


itr:


wa.li-i- suppi;.- U" wiitcr oipC" ai'-- In-::;, laid thci'c*. a!"(» a ppa I't-m i \- fin’tiirli::. nith tin- \'dhai!cy rcs<-rvo:r. Tlii' a (putt- satisfactory if i-f]icjcnt and ra]i;'7: (jf ."tipplying tin* whole \ :llai:T-. A M'av-::- gcr tor \\ hal lcy ntidcr tin- <Tintn)l nh'i direction (*1 tin- ( 'oiinei! will in- a LiivAi boon Irom a sanitarx' "tainlpient a' l!!''h will Hn*n in* a regular and nn*!hod ot cli*an;no ,mi a}| a"li|ii!.'. i'd


(-losets ;;nd pri\ ies willdii rln- ai(*:t at hi’' t o w iish i p ;i ml slioidd iia \'c a \ t-r\' and wholesome e|]t*ci upon the


of tin- neighhonrhood. It j- hiiihlv (It-'i:- ahh* that ail landlori i" and owiifi' prop( *ny in the x'illagt- "lioiild jimvai'


sa nit a I'y dusi bins tor t in*; r ! cii.'i nl> li: i! lln* \\(>rl\ ot se.-(\'cnoiiiD' ma\ he in:iT as thorough and (•(m\’(*n!(*m a." it will u;r(*atly condnei* to '•.•'iiitaiv '-'ii- eieiiey :t tiiis is gem-ral ly dime. I would like to call t In- a 11 cii J i"i: “t lh<’


( ’onned to the practical ni*ct*."siiv ct th' Xnisance Inspcclnr heinu' plaei*il np'' tin* t(‘h-phoin* so that In- nia\' hi* !w


|>!


const ant toneh w irli l In- ( 'lerk of the Caiin- (-il and Hn- .Medical Otlix-cr of Meidtl!. i" these days of speeding np w riliiig (*on\’(*n:(*nl and cnm!»rons nn-lImd ot municating and often leads ro i-onfinie!! and unm-ecssar*.' dela\‘ on inaUei" at i!’*' poi'lain-i- and more i-spi-ciailv (hniiiLl ot tin* pri*vah*ne( ‘ of epidemic (Iisea.se. Ihe water from the pump in ('li'ii*''


Sipiare. \\ lialle\'. has aiiain hi-eii aiialy'i'’! nnd lound to he defective in iiiialiiy


i|uitx* untitled bn- domestic use. 'I'ly hou se sat Pool ITu l which depend tar


supply upon thi s pump should have wah’* laid on tnnn tin* vil lage main and as saeii ns 1 his is doiu* the pump should 1


> ‘*ahnlH'' i-d nnd tin* well closed. In eoiiiitrlian


with the " T o w n Idnnning Act has .-drendy been r(*e(Mninemled and -’h'* in tornn-r r(?ports. 'I’ lie period nf epidi‘H


|i'


disease seems ;i suitable lime to liavr tn* matt( 'r s(‘tHed. *rin*re were .41 hirtlis registered dnn|i-


Hu* (pia.rter (>f w liieh luimher 14 were iiia * nml 17 females,


IM.oo p(M- TOGO pernnnnm.


f inrdly point out. is rather Imv. 1*‘‘' 1'^ t he l)irH»s ocenrred in Chiii|'*t'r- ” (,IliHi(M*oe and 1*> in W’halley.


. 'I'lierc wm-(‘ 11 deaths registered duiUr


Hu* (lunrti-r. of which iiunil)er d Mini


i'(Mn!il(.s. 'I’hi; (iviitli qucntyl is ;it. llu. i.jitc of i»'''


iUimiiii. Tkis is clisliiictly .'ii'*: fiiotorilv low


'riu* hirtli rate i> diHj i'M'IXT


W H A l i Dix:


"■"t (linior 'll . ,


•hi!. XX'liailry Al . l "as iu'kl il, li,,. y


'I'u.'-Mav ,v, I'lVi'air,! l.v


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p'-'H omioi- ;i„ '-"llowri t I, ' ' 'hXA.XVlAI . X


p-anvial iiu-rtior ami -l-rn,


Mlialloy Ann-


l)rosid(...I ,,v, hiosr ],n


,p loiiqison. K. | • *-han,i..y. ,1. (


^"uilnn'o. T. b , • -M monel. H


•'* 'niere was riiil


(• iitilTv s • til.- onkl.


I nt I u'.-I him! 1


11lii-imtit t if I u iiiLTo \nu r.-fl Ds it' \tiu ill .ni\' 11lilt*


1


\vllin-.;> iiti.loi' > . ir lit 1


n.i |i;lij|s III 1 ho ScijJlioii V


'null I ii'll nil ( < ' I ’ l io i i v n l l Ho.-i l .1 k i t l n o y Dl i i l l i l jK l i l o r


n i o ' l i o i n o t n l i o l j . i h o k i . h i o _ \ s i h m w nt l t h o | i n i s i ) i i n n s itl i l i i i l 'V x x . i s l o t ln i t o j i l i s o s I h o O I .n' . 'o s \ 111 I >


1 n u t s . i in i l


K h l i i o y l * i ! l s jn-1 i l i r o . ' l l v n i i t in - k i . l i i o v s .-iiiii h|i i i l ( l i - i - .


I 'o n i i l j i t o ih oM i h k o


ni ' i l i iMi 'N' i i i o i l i f i n o - I 'ou n i j i t<- i h o U n w f l s . ( ) i i l \ ' i n u T o . i i o i ' f s n f I h o hiuho. - . ! . | i i f i l i t _\ ;m« l n f n h s n h l l o [ n i r i t V Ji l'o i i s o . l i l l | )n ; !n ' '^ I ’ il l.- . o i i i l


t r .M t ni<


t ’ li.- i s Min.si i 1111 H >rt o 11 1 in I l f . s u c h il St• | • in ns th i l l ' . :


l ; i i l n n \ di.so I to lull 1 ) n ; i i r s 1 ’. j i c i x J lo h o 1 i IS ->\v.illoi I V hitek Diiti iiinki- (lt<- iifi loo «*i; -ti


i-IuidIv Is ilit‘i'< hUnld'or V


Is tlio wMiioi- uriiNfllx '»r > jL-iin in i*t 11{ >


l vi n-.i tin*


Clittierofi Woman’s Word. ( 'lit iiornc. silv.s :


mo;t#it iiiio I rrioil .soxn-iil i'i*nio.ii.'^. iH 1 ud".


* i ' ." >!'' o.'. 1.!;,


J i( »"*: Ic" w i o • X'.


in.inely. I'cN r. -I. Peter referred n i-;pl"ilc iV Pci .


ija ve iiol t ( d low . •aldc" '' lo'p Wo II' jM'Wi 1


( 'h r i " l . I'M’ -


.Mi"- I'*. I’ltrkof. o, .-,1. l.-iv.-po,,, WIhmi I Wii- -ox ••i,;..,.


! t)oi.'iiini- siihji'.'i In shiifj. ii.'iin- m-r i,. j,, hjirU. On nno •n'Ciisi.m I wn- h|.,t! 'i hnnif frnni tjio mill in ;• fiiintiiik: ..... " 'I'lii'S xx'.-iit nn fnr ti\.-


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»l.»oiiir troiftoil mo fni- .-nm.' onu'iii-i.ilq limn. Uni 1 .lidn t -jot .mx h.'i;:.;' ■‘TwvK'o innnihs .-inn. I l>o'.giii tr, [)n!ins l);loll!loho ki.tliox l.iiu. Til,, l.


t>n\ ilii! nnl snciii 1(1 iiijikn toUcIi ili'f.'i.. . . hilt 1 |*;-rsi-'oroil wii'i i Im uin(lj,-i,| xx'hon 1 h:nl liiiishoil ih-* .-fcnnil U,. •


:


hilokiioho ilisii|»|«'iirotl. jiiiti 1 h h '.c::,.,' ; mxxsoli. SiiK'o 1 !i;i\f inkon hiivo nnl hint .-ins' hiim liiixo I .siiixn.l iixv-r si.loi- 1 )..iin's jiills ; (Si'..moii I l-’lni'i'ni'o


iii'j •li'. i:; r/>t


Mr< 7. !I>,„ ( s. i!' L"


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or kidney linckncht:


ir. tds Miss !>:irk-jr h:id. I\ nine. .nY o ..-. .... ,,,■


D on 't nsk fo r hncUnchc p i. is - n s k


fo r I) () -\ .\ 's ifiL- sums :is


i;{1 n in 11o' 11o' •ff "U" pr* part d


1 raii"fi;j ur;:i ioi; \ ■ If "i mo "la i:d 1 U'.' :a" lc deal li n ni i ! ' .M;;Jc"I \ !ia '' i ii'e I'hc occa"io| w


.!(•"'}> fiad ior» :■' conirai'N lo l iic r <4 the A |MCi i. ". dra'N' their mind" :ii ion . liai II i" <lc. I'cpndiai


ioii oi ;! •


don: and li- i heir « N pi I'lal ioi " lc" l l " Wduld li'Ml' 1 "! a( 1 a" I\ 1 h L


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i;v(' da\" h c fo i f w ou Id I •(• dc"] .T..,;


tied. Imi id" iT 1 *voU Id Hic I'c!.;> oh : a rj I Inn :', y i o i ■


.ilnl d( al li, to i.;o ind hg- the 1 a : 1 I d I'ond i ( ioi ! " . Won hi hi" "acn fi>- la ; d ■ . : A i l Hi i" Wh.


f inecn d i"o ; I dc" " ' look T I)c!i! lo i iic a * r ansfigni' i (! l-oi o; and Id" U .1 Mil. hM white, a } I ( I hi ; ■ \ !" i f > I! HI u " : . ] I; 1 ". hi" n " i in t 1*. 7-1. . lo he:. \-f id_\ i-t n., i i :


St. Tnkc. ’ 'Tdi-.f' peared T; .jlui-, ■■■_ 1 h;ii! .} f V 11 V .


“ T H I S I s M 7' *1 tn-i: ca luo x


"hadowt i io ..[nihP i'c ;o\'ci t .S( I n . i i, ; •


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I ’v e t r ie d E v e ry th in g . I t ’s no G o o d ”


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