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fectinQ the muscular and nervous
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RENT fluids, and producing paraiy-
is. As soon as the vacteriGn or fun
gus appears in white patches on the
throat, it should no more lie neglec-
ted than bleeding cash or broken
arm, and there is almost as little
need of q fatal termination of one
incident as of the other. 1t has been
found by actual experiment, both IN
and out of the human systom, that
this vacterium is killed by several
drugs, the safest and most certain OF
which is chlorine water, diluted with
from two to four times the volume
of water. This wash is harmless,
even when swallowed, and is pretty
certain to arrest the disease. A well
known physician in one OF the cities,
who has pursued this treatment for
fifteen years, hos found it effective al
most without exception, and has in
that period often broken up the dis
ease in localities where it had ragged
violently and defied treatment.
Prior to its use, he has lost three
cases out Of six, but has since used
it with scarcely failure during the
. above mentioned period. The re-
cent great cyclopedia of Ziemssen
ON the practice OF medicine, gives
the highest place to this method OF
treatment. TO keep the patient
well housed and warm, with ad
ditional flannel clothing if neces
sary, and to keep the system wei
nourished and the bowels open, are
matters of nursing often neglected,
but, with care in these respects, anc
every application of the remedies
above suggested, there is no need o
the disease proceeding to fatal ter
mination. or even IN the facilitating
illness and painful cauterizaiior
which go together in its later stages
As to the origin of diphtheria, the
weight of testimony is that it belong
to the class of filth diseases, bu
further than that It's source is no
clear. Families which would b
scandalized at the suggestion of IN
tidiness are attacked, while other
of filthy surroundings escape. Thi
simply shows that our sense OF clean
illness needs cultivation, so that W
may discriminate between what
offensive to the system and what
offensive to our falsely educate
taste. The farmers wife, to whoI
the close and carefully busted parlc
,r the preternaturally scrubbed fioo
re essentials of neatness, may en-
Iu,e the proximity of the sol
,wamp or the kitchen cesspool 4
Gears without taking offsnse. i
many a careful housekeeper. !.
nance cobweb or she children
litter OF few hours play will ou
rADk in Nervousness defective drAi
ar the cellar or badly constr aete