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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 04, 1819
Page
2
A medical piece argues fever spreads mainly by inhalation, harming the brain and heart. It condemns aggressive stimulants and warns against indiscriminate vomiting or purging, advocating cooling, light clothing, and careful, case by case treatment.
The text discusses cold water applications as an aging fever remedy, noting dangers from nervous system strain and proposing safer alternatives like sponging. It reviews bloodletting, purgatives, and diet, advocates clean linen, ventilation, and minimal drugs, and details contagion, isolation, and ventilation practices to prevent fever spread while stressing individual susceptibility and the role of blood quality.
The document details proposed general orders for the Irish Court of Chancery, outlining duties for the deputy keeper of the mola and the clerk of enrollments, new clerical duties, and procedural rules. It sets timelines for filings, summonses, and costs, and records commissions and references from 1815 to 1817 affecting office practice and decree enrollments. It additionally mentions unrelated naval dispatches and public medicines noted at the end.
A long list of upcoming fairs and markets across numerous Irish counties and towns, detailing locales such as Tyrone, Kilkenny, Sligo, Derry, Limerick, Cork, and many more. The item includes two day events, town names, and scattered notes on trade and timing, followed by a London Corn Exchange market report and price movements for Wheat and Barley with general grain prices and current values.
The Clonmel Advertiser notes a new crop in soil after a mild period joining the eastern bridge of Clonmel with a rich wheat crop belonging to Robert Banget. The Londonderry Journal reports new potatoes of varied size, grown in the area and protected from frost by covering, with harvest details dated June 17.
The Moylough and Ballivlangan fairs attracted mixed attendance with brisk sales and strong demand for cattle, though buyers were cautious at times. Sheep sales at Desart drew many, with Marine and Heath Down breeds fetching high prices. the Earl of Desart hosted sixty guests for dinner in a sociable, festive close. Kilkenny Paper reports.
Printed for the Proprietors at their office 14 Turi street advertises subscriptions avails. The notice mentions prices and a schedule, with scattered legible items indicating advertising and appeal for readers.
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