Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-07-30
THE BODY AND ITS HEALTH.

~,rntion 10 the Value af iiIne wafer. This
i, 4 simple remedy for mauy Summer evils
~ the household. aud is easily prepared:
i,It il i cftrn forgotten. 4 t~oa.poon'ul
lime water added to 2 gsas. OF milk
earrects the tendency which milk has to
c,4.ulttc in forming \ hard. indigestible
.l:-- For tla> reason il u frequently
nrl.r-1 t,> physicians 10 bc added to tile
nursing bottle Of children In sumIner- 1t
i,u~cfui for rin~fnc unl nursery bottles
ou,i a. A mild disinfectant, it Is one of
II" safest we iravc. To prepae it. place
/. liver If unslak"d lime in . wide mouth
~ inr and fill il with pure cold water.
Tie druggist uscs filtered water for this
purpose. Lime make what the chemist
calls . -aturatc,i solution, in water, and
therefor" Their" j. DO danger of putting
,"p much iimr in the water. Tic water
riii TAX, NJ nLll - much lime. When
the water has oHiv stood a i"W hours 1t
will have absorbed all the linz il j cap.
able III receiving. II ina, then /" drained
III and NOR water aided TIL the dime is
absorbed II SoI arr inclined 10 ariditv
Of til" stomach in the summer, II Is i
good plan TO al / a little linn. water 10
tho water that YOU drink,
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NlENI> - DI>La>I FAtT.ES. For
tu.ttrEs Tor mankind. tn rat j. ALREADY
:, l,lr.lcl Il mcmbtro o thc: animal king
dom SAYS the pLiIuu. luhia I,tss. that
the malipn and morhitic influences which
nr. laid ~ il, door by DIR = F. Weber
Of Lancaster. in II pa,,,r read before the
kevot.nr Veterinary Medical Society OF
philairlphia. will add little to its cvi
record AS far rs the AVERAGE layman j.
concerned. But pr. Webrr's investiga.
tons into IA. disease, Of rats and rats as
disease ,,,r.aler, are no ordinary inyesti.
cation, and his discoveries no small
thine Will his work in what i, com
paratiy,ly yiroin field at least in thi,
country h,, aroused the orr,t.st interes1
among scientists. it is of no less ~interest
!, To every one. since. like the poor Of old
the rats We have ever with us. They ar,
our ~nnrccounilrd domestic animals.
UNPLEASANT in their life. often doubl,
uupl.o>,ut in their death TIN. r,tsin thei
!. ordinary stat. find ey.ry mans band in
stinctivcly raised against them but whe,
looked upon a. potent factors in tn,
spread of contupion. .s living sources O
infection whereby cousumution 1inh
liberia. skin diseases and other hideou
Affections are more than brought to on
doors. the rat becomes the very personiti
catior Of all that is horrible in yermin
and panorened yermin At that' Throuo]
the diseased rat. as the doctor points out
disease reaches man by AT least three por
tals-tile cat, the dog, and cattle. In tn
last case the disease NAV come from tn
infected meat or the poisoned milk
ThcScthrcc indirect avenues are c0nsid
erabfy added to when the possibilit
of direct c~ontayion in our houses become
an evident factar IN the case. The rat !
no cpicirr. nor uit, about his habitation
1t is subject to those. parasitic and gerr
diseases To which the human economy ar
especially susceptible. and hence shout,
be the object Of !. war Of determination.
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