The Dunstan Times.
CLYDE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1883
Beneath the rule of men entirely jus fc The pen is mightier thnr. the sword.
Wk have a Local Boat'd of Health, anil moreover that Boar I has a gooii round sum t.) its credit, yet from what we can understand it has done nothing to arrest the progress of the (scarlatina) tver that is stalking abroad from house to house. Wo do nod know whether $ would 1» ea easy
matter to stamp it oat, or even if it caa be done at all; but wa do know that some effort should be male It has now been in our town a id district since August, fully twelve months, during which time happily, there has been but one death directly traceable to it; but who can tell, if it is allowed to increase in virulence—the which it is quite sure to do the longer it has its hold amongst us—what the effect may be during the next twelve months. This gentle hint wo trust ths Board will take in all kindness of spirit, and at once set about disinfecting and removing everything and anything that is in the least allied to the suspicion of being a cause.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 1110, 10 August 1883, Page 2
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