The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-21
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~n,cn Is most UNJUST ana eu .sp .sJu: :;
uorn Oh ignorance sno .t suu
wnere II Sxists, smaIi,Pox WIN eAs nc .s.nol
eins.ion in eomnunities where the disease pre-
walls; Inc Ioiiowng instruct,ons ~. GU ..on.n5
small pox contaglon, enforced ~ ES~e, proved
euectise In arIos''ng the spreao W INC oi'easo'
ISOLATION.
and all injected clothing OF the same, must 1e I'M
mediateiy sePerateo ir:m al 9tne! Persons haoie
70 contract OF communicate the 1ise:se'
z. Nurses and tne infected clotnInE Oh sucn
persons must DC treated q IN q uss.:ntine.
"a, Noos Do. s.sss saa Inc a..snShg
Will Do allowed access To Persons SICK with small
pox OF vsnoiodd. -,
4. Patients must not leave tho premises until
they, together with the bedding ana clothing,
nave oSen eisiniected, and PERMISSION gwen ny
some Pnysician OF the Board OF Health
DIeISfEcT1ON.
l. All bedding and personal clothing infected
with tine smaii-pox eont.g'cn, wnich can without
injury, must oe washed IN boiling water
=. Injected ieather-beds, pillows aud hair-mat-
tressss must have contents taken ont and thor
onsnly iom'sated' anu noks washed IN BOILING
water.
j. Injected straw and excelsior mattresses must
have contents removed and burned, and ticks
washed IN boiling water.
=: Injected blankets, sheets and pillow cases,
and an articles IN cont:ct with OF used by the
PatN,t must be washed in boiling water.
.. Personal clothing and bedding. particularly
comioroIs, when CANNOT % wet wtnoat INJURY,
must DC disiniected " Daking or iumigation:
o. instead OF using D3lilng water as the disin,
o.r .no e, Win soa
Dlssoive into wssn-tao containing eight gallons
Oil co'd wafer one pCuno u tne hyp0suiPhaie 81
soaa iuimsfse al INC Articles OF ciotning ana
TeouIng u.eu ~ =. .'o1II Ine pe.ent, ana whcn
tnc,ougn.y s s..u!s'e. s1u naiI pint OF saiphunc
Stir .ne Snole, ana allow the clothes 20 sax an
nouri tnen wiring tnem out, nnse tnree tinncs IN
cold water. and hang them ont 70 dry.
Nsihiection Vi houses, cioth.ng, aud bedding
~ 9nhsation may oe enected by niiing the
closed foom WIN tne tunes VI sulphurOue scid,
s' Oh cnionne sas Inc nrss can y secompi:ned
" pouring naH s,ou"u u suiPnu. IN N non
uisn, pouring on s"ttie sicohoi ana ignssipg u,
tnereoy causing the sulphur 10 burn and give on
suiphnrous acsd inms:. Inc second can be nc
comPhsnod Dy moistehing with water four pounds
Of chloride OF lime, contained in an earthcn or
wooden vessel and aading thereto pint Of mu-
Ratio acid, to lberate the chlorine gas. Clothing
and bedding, to be well fnmigated, must be sep
arafed q much ss possible, and hung upon the
walls and furniture Of the room, 30 that every
thing will be thoroughly permeated. The rooms
should be kept closed IN hour or two after being
charged with gas by either method, and then
thoroughly ventilated. No attempt should be
made to fnniigate the sick room in this manner
While 1t y occupied BY the patient.
q On the recovery, removal, or death Of every
:a90 Of smallpox or vAIiOlOih, the clothing hod-
ing, and premises will be disinfected, in accor-
isAce With the above rules, under the directions
y one OF more Pnys.c,ans employed for the pur-
Pcse " tne boata Oh heaun.
me pnyslcians employed IN 'lisinfecfing
c1u;e removal, obstruction, OF buriai oil such
niec'eu oeoung ana elotning Ms may, IN their
aaSnen., sss'n 70 require II, OF winch they shall
.sep coIrect recoru, Win date, KIND of article,
sno.neI new OF oM, estimated value, name and