New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
KEEP PREMISES CLEAN.

All ,n+ar;eAnt neople know nowadays. that clean
illness is a prerequisite to health-cIeahlhesS nOI
only of the person. but also Of the surrouhAIIs0'
Unfortunately they do not all know in what clean
l,ness consists; and the mistake is too frequently
made OF accepting the apparent as the actual 0oap
and water, broom and duster. thoroughly ana m
dustriously applied. will make things look splcA
cieaniIness NAV still -disease-inyiting i'm
purities the presence of which can onty nc US
S SIossd P }ge5 the to eath ha most to
against for where they do not or as
t ttss1 Board Of Health has pointed out.
and IS o rs 5ng Of old to the Of to-day
The cohorts of disease attack az dlePeniy as tf 8o
deliver their assaults from without upon the sin
OTHERS ssea wbch 0 ntroduces Itself
to the alimentary tract In water and mlk-selZ;e
son is aware of their presence What # that gar
risOn be already weakened by me pesIlenSIa ED
aaxiiaries of these foes, filth and decaying yege-
How necessary, then, it is to disinfect
premises; ,o,, D. r whose professional train
ing and practical experience enttle him to consid-
Grafton an authorty and who mas | Of nGh
in cellars closets. sinks. hooks behind PLUMBING.
kind may develop. He thinks that for outdoor use
chloride Of Line Is one or n9o6 9e ece for the
reason that it bleaches colors, furnishes gilding
acid is perhaps equally effective he but then.
it is a poison, and also has an unpleasant door
iise disinfectants at ALL simply because they imag
inc that any to be worthy of the title must smell
badly.
A GOOD DISINFECTANT
Mt Campbell speaks by the card. for he IS the
GENERAL manager of the manufacturing firm of
Henry r Platt favorably known to the medical
profession and to the general public the makers
of PIatts Chlorides. How favorably it is known to
the former is evidenced by q remarkable document
to which are attached the signatures of many thou
sands of the foremost physicians and sanitarians
of America:
From an experience of many years in hospital.
that the saturated solution of chloride Salts-known
as ''PIatt's Chlorides possesses most completely
within itself all the radical and essential elements
reouired for complete distnfection Clean odoreSs.
heartily indorse and recommend its use. only
to the profession. but to the public in general
Among the New-York physicians who have signed
the above are: Professor Walter r. Gillette. NJ. D.
Professor Seneca D. Powell NJ. p; Professor Will
lessor J. A McCorkle. NJ D.
The following claims made for this disin-
feotant It is q combination of certain chemicals
which have proved effective and in every way
satisfactory. In manufacturing. chemicals as near
ly pure IL is possible to obtain used, 1t is
never allowed to fall below standard In use it does
the cause. Stress is laid the fact that il is
odorless because people hesitate to use dslnfect-
ants. expecting them all TO smell. 1t adds to its
and that of being perfectly safe-three very Inn
porta1t recommendations.
A little OF this powerful nuid should be used
which is moderate, will last month. as It Will
stand dilution In the proportion of ten parts Of
It is as varied as the purposes to which it is ap
piled.