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Appendix B.-Continued.

6. Report of an Inspection at Chester Heights, by William B. Atkinson,

M. D., Medical Inspector,

7. Report of an Inspection at Dallas Boro', by L. H. Taylor, M. D., Medical

8. Report of an Inspection at West Manayunk, by William B. Atkinson,

M. D., Medical Inspector, .

9. Report of an Inspection of Camp Ord, Second Brigade, N. G. of Penn-

sylvania, by J. L. Stewart, M. D., Medical Inspector,

10. Report of an Inspection of Camp Phil Sheridan, by William B. Atkin-

son, M. D., Medical Inspector,

11. Report of an Inspection at Mt. Carmel, by William Leiser, M. D., Medi-

(a) List of Cases, .

(b) Analyses of Water,

12. Report of an Inspection at St. Mary's, Elk County, by S. M. Free, M.

D., Medical Inspector,

13. Report of an Inspection at Doylestown, by William B. Atkinson, M. D.,

Medical Inspector,

14. Report of an Inspection at Tower City, by William B. Atkinson, M. D.,

Medical Inspector,

15. Report of an Inspection at Tobyhanna Mills, by C. McIntire, M. D.,

Medical Inspector,

16. Report of an Inspection at West Manayunk, by William B. Atkinson,

M. D., Medical Inspector,

17. Report of an Inspection at Rosemont, by William B. Atkinson, M. D.,

Medical Inspector,

18. Report of an Inspection at Carbondale, by L. H. Taylor, M. D., Medical

19. Report of an Inspection of the Ponds Furnishing the Ice Supply of

West Chester, by William B. Atkinson, M. D., Medical Inspector,

(a) Report of Professor Atkinson,

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1. Third Annual Report of the Board of Health of Altoona, by Mr. C.

2. Annual Statement of the Health Officer of Erie, W. E. Allen. M. D.,

3. Report of the Health Board of Scranton, Mr. S. W. Edger,

4. City of Philadelphia-Extracts from the Health Officer's Annual Report

of Births, Marriages and Deaths, for 1887, by Wm. B. Atkinson, M. D.,

5. Report of the Health Department of Erie, from April to November, 1888,

Appendix D. Vaccination,

1. Report of Vaccinations in Lower Merion, by James Sibbald, M. D.,

2. Vaccination of the Cornplanter Tribe of Indians,.

(a) Notification from the State Board of Health of New York,

(b) Action of Medical Inspector Jas. L. Stewart, M. D.,

(c) Letter to the Secretary of the State Board of Health of New York,

by Benjamin Lee, M. D., Secretary,

(d) Instructions to Medical Inspector J. L. Stewart, M. D., by Benja-

min Lee, M. D., Secretary,

(e) Report from the New York State Board of Health, .

Appendix D.-Continued.

(f) Report of Dr. A. A. Woods, Health Officer of Erie, of vaccinations

(g) Instructions to Medical Inspector J. L. Stewart, M. D., in regard to

local quarantine, by Benjamin Lee, M. D., Secretary,

(h) Final Report of Drs. Stewart and Woods,

Appendix E. Reports of Conferences and Conventions,

1. Report of Delegates to the Pure Food Convention held at Washington,

D. C., January, 1888, by D. Engelman, M. D., Benjamin Lee, M. D.,..

2. Report of Delegates to the Fifth National Conference of State Boards

of Health, D. Engelman, M. D., Benj. Lee, M. D.,

3. Proceedings of the Fifth National Conference of State Boards of

4. Proceedings of the State Sanitary Convention held at Lewisburg,

May 17 and 18, 1888,

Appendix F. Circulars, Forms and Manuals,

1. Circular letter to physicians during epidemics, for the medical profes-

2. Circular letter to physicians on the importance of accurate diagnosis

on fevers and the advantages of the earth closet. For the medical

3. Model ordinance for the better preservation of the public health in cities

and boroughs in Pennsylvania. Second edition, for mayors, burges-

ses and councils,

6. Return of a still-birth. For boards of health,

7. Return of a communicable disease. For boards of health,

8. Disinterment permit. For boards of health,

9. Transit permit. For boards of health,

10. Notification of contagious disease. For secretaries of boards of health,

11. Supplement to the model ordinance. For mayors and boards of health,

12. Circular on the prevention of scarlet fever. For physicians and families,

13. Circular on the prevention of diphtheria. For physicians and families,

14. Circular on the prevention of typhoid fever. For physicians and fami-

15. Circular on the prevention of contagious diseases. For physicians and

16. Circular on quarantine and disinfection. For physicians,

17. Camp hygiene. Manual for medical officers of the National Guard,

18. Manual of school hygiene. For teachers,

21. Notice of adulteration of drugs,

19. Questions for the sanitary inspection of schools. For inspectors,

20. Notice of adulteration of food, .

22. Notice of adulteration of candy, etc.,

Appendix G. Quarantine, Epidemics and Special Sources of Disease,

1. Correspondence with the Board of Trade of Chester,

2. Circular of U. S. Quarantine Laws and Regulations. John B. Hamil-

ton, M. D., Supervising Surgeon General, M. H. S.,

3. Quarantine at the Delaware Breakwater, P. H. Bailhache, M. D.

Report of an Outbreak of Small-pox at Lowhill, Lehigh county, by P. L.

Reichard, M. D., Health Officer of Allentown,

5. (a) Report of Introduction of Small-pox by Steamer from Cienfuegos,

by W. P. Troth, Chief Clerk of Health Officer of Philadelphia,

(b.) Report of Introduction of Small-pox by Steamer Lord Clive, from

Appendix G.-Continued.

(c.) Statement relative to Small-pox in Philadelphia, May and June, 1888,

6. Small-pox at Munhall Station.

(a) notification from Medical Inspector Thompson,

(b) Report of Medical Inspector Thompson,

7. Report of an Epidemic of Diphtheria in Brecknock township, Lancaster

county, P. A. Hartman, M. D., Medical Inspector,

8. Report on Diphtheria at New Bethlehem, by Dr. J. H. Nick,

9. Notes on an Epidemic of Diphtheria in Lewisburg, in 1880, by Geo. G.

Groff, M. D., of the State board,

10. Report on an Outbreak of Glanders in Monroe county, by Benjamin

Lee, M. D., Secretary, and C. McIntire, M. D., Medical Inspector,

(a) Report on cases of Glanders in and near Stroudsburg, by R. S.

Huidekoper, M. D.,

(b) Instructions to Medical Inspector C. McIntire, M. D., by Benjamin

Lee, M. D., Secretary,

(c) Report on cases of Glanders in and near Stroudsburg, by C. McIn-

M. D., Medical Inspector,

(d) Examination Certificate of cases of Glanders, in Stroudsburg, by

F. Bridge, S. V. S.,

(e) Action proposed by the Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture,

11. Pollution of Wells at Mechanicsburg,

(a) Communication from Borough Council,

(b) Analysis of Water, from well at Mechanicsburg, C. M. Cresson,.

12. Action of the Board to Prevent the Pollution of the Water Supply of

(a) Complaint of G. W. Guthrie, M. D.,

(b) Instructions to Medical Inspector L. H. Taylor, M. D., by

Benjamin Lee, Secretary, .

(c) Notice served by Wm. B. Atkinson, M. D., Medical Inspector, .

(d) Order for abatement to Mr. F. D. Sterne, by Benjamin Lee,

M. D., Secretary,

(e) Report of action taken by L. H. Taylor, M. D., Medical Inspector,

(f) Supplement to report, by Dr. L. H. Taylor, .

13. Contamination of Wells and of the Atmosphere, by the Improper Dis-

posal of Human Excreta, by Benjamin Lee, M. D., Secretary,..

14. Report of Special Committee appointed by the Board of Health, to ex-
amine the South Side (Pittsburgh) Water Supply, and to inquire into
the cause of the Present Epidemic of Typhoid Fever in that section
December 12, 1887, by Jas. H. Logan,

15. Should not the National Government defend our Ports against the Na-

tional Enemy, Contagious Disease? A paper read before the Section

on State Medicine of the American Medical Association at Cincinnati,

16. Report of Dr. H. B. Brusstar, Lazaretto Physician,

17. Report of Inspections of the Quarantine Stations of the Middle Atlantic

Coast. Benjamin Lee, M. D., Secretary,

Appendix H. Register of Physicians in Pennsylvania, by counties, from July

1, 1881, to December 1, 1888,

Appendix I. Correspondence:

1. Letter on an objectionable advertisement, by Benjamin Lee, M. D.,

2. On the right of a Board of Health to License Slaughter Houses, by Ben-
jamin Lee, M. D., Secretary,.

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Appendix I.-Continued.

3. The Sanitary Condition of Altoona, by Charles B. Dudley, M. D.,

4. The Sanitary Condition of Plymouth,

5. Right of the State Board of Health to enforce the Model Ordinance,

6. Right of a Board of Health to forbid erection of butcher shops, by Ben-

jamin Lee, M. D., Secretary,

Appendix K. Report of the State Pharmaceutical Examining Board:

A. Act Establishing the Board,

B. The Sale of Medicines and Poisons by General Country Storekeepers

under the Pharmacy Act,

C. First Annual Report of the State Pharmaceutical Examining Board of

Pennsylvania, for the year ending May 24, 1886, with list of Regis-

tered Pharmacists and Qualified Assistants,

Registered Pharmacists of Pennsylvania,

Qualified Assistants, .

Appendix L. Complaints and Orders for Abatement of Nuisance,

1. St. Mary's, Elk county,

2. Carbondale, Lackawanna county,.

3. Tower City, Schuylkill county,

4. Milton, Northumberland county,.

5. Greensburg, Westmoreland county,.

6. Orbisonia, Huntingdon county,

7. Corry, Erie county,.

& Danville, Montour county,

9. Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne county,

10. West Chester, Chester county,

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22. Carlisle, Cumberland county,.

Appendix M. Meteorological Observations,

Appendix N. Constitution, By-Laws, Regulations and Organization of the

State Board of Health and Vital Statistics of the Commonwealth of

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Appendix O. List of Books and Pamphlets received from November 9, 1887

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