Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-25
and then infection is introduced into the

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predecessor was tuberculous, without an
efficient disinfection Of the premises. To
secure such disinfection have the walls
cleaned of old paper and wash with a
so ution of mercuric chlorid, to 1000. The
woodwork should be painted after clean
ing with this solution and all floors thor
oughlY saturated with it.
4. Do not share consumptives bed nor
use the personal property, including dishes,
belonging to one.
S. Avoid tuberculous foods. Fowls and
cattle are found to be especially suscep-
tible of tuberculous infections However,
when food is thoroughly cooked, infection
is destroyed. Mix, especially that for
children, must be from cattle free from in
fection. BY heating it to 1902 F for half
an hour, it becomes non-infectious.
6. Never put coins or other money in the
mouth.
7. Never use pipe or wind instrument
belonging to consumptive.
8. Probably the most important of all is
to see that the digestive functions are kept
in perfect order. Dyspepsia is more often
a lorerunne' oi 0uoelcuiosls oman aliy o'nei
disease. The secretions of healthy stom-
ach will dispose of large amount Of in
fected material, but when diseased, the
stomach is the principal avenue Of infec-
g.
q Srand 90 nnot t,ma IN tho srnl;obt
ond oman air 90 ross;hla Kaen slaanino
and living rooms we'll aired and filled with
ono1;cbt ub;cb .cts 90 nowerf,l dastrov-
ar of tba ,,orc,
N 1f soas;bla - obo,so +ho otto ~ vorr
boma locata 4 on norous soil IL not see
that the dra;naoe 10 nerfect
II protect all raw or wounded surfaces
from on,, noos;hlo +,boro,lo,s ;nfact;on
10 Do mott forgot that every case of con-
srn,nt;on con,es from, a nreced;no one
To what mnst we furtbar loox IN a care-
fnl consideration of our duties 90 these
,,nfortunes There seams to he one idea
which nredom;nates ali others--tbe erection
a. snec;a, institutions for their treatment.
nndar tbo cara of mon thorouohlv eou;nned
CO.. tho WORK
rhuou,,on4 4,,o a;.;,;u.d or,d +,,aro ;s .
s4 !. CO. - ah ;ns4;4,4;ons
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ium . 'e"o1nen0 . '"e on'y ''ea'e'e "lAo
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oulo' Al e''o o'ne, 'nuo''O u ".
am conslnoeu 'n''0 '"e eie0''on =,
S'''ii't'' :" WIZ W 'no.0 y oon''ol ono e"0
anu % wv 'Ho ..o' ''-J :. P07's '-''''-
ans snl's e'se. nc 'ne0'0a. Gnu sou va ,
"usan'0seo u 'e0o'ns sanis"A :" ~ 0on-
SUM polVoS "ouiu ~ -"ny 0ne eu0ess''one. :.
ene0' - 'ou'''" upo. '.1' 'ou'''' 90 :" %
as 'oln u un'''es 70 n'a' feu
In Germany, at Guerbersdorf and Faik-
ensteen, the two largest sanitarla, the NOR
tallty from phthlsls has shown marked
decrease; decline OF as least one-tnird
since the establishments OF these 'nstltu-
tions. This may be due to the example set
by the patients, and demonstrates that SUCH
institutions are not ceneres OF inIec'ion'
lne p. ulea eNpenses : { "eA-o, saa'4su e..
S1'D wa lun ~ 10.s1 1872, ps''ss ' =.
s1ne a. q ''@ - nOsp''a' Ts ras's - - vs. -
,lom si.1o = ~ 0en'S. 80, I"o 'e3ulss ,a ~ :.
= - ..:.s. 49,. asas - atou+ % Z,
Dno ''''0''''os 81" ar = : s 80 r.. r.
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