The sanitary inspector . tion, precautions against 139 Trichinosis, two cases of , 103 Two ways of thinking 52 Typhoid bacillus, the 64 destruction of with boiling water 89 in water and earth 65 Typhoid fever and sewer-gas 102 associated with disease of cows 58 by inhalation 57 comparative death rates in cities 74 discussion 100 how much isolation for 60 VIII INDEX. PAGE. Typhoid fever in Pittsburg 73 prevention of in Victoria 74 unnecessary cases of 138 washing clothes of patients 84 Typhoid infection in milk 15 Tyrotoxicon and ice cream poisoning 14 Vaccination in Sheffield 100 in Zurich 14
The sanitary inspector . tion, precautions against 139 Trichinosis, two cases of , 103 Two ways of thinking 52 Typhoid bacillus, the 64 destruction of with boiling water 89 in water and earth 65 Typhoid fever and sewer-gas 102 associated with disease of cows 58 by inhalation 57 comparative death rates in cities 74 discussion 100 how much isolation for 60 VIII INDEX. PAGE. Typhoid fever in Pittsburg 73 prevention of in Victoria 74 unnecessary cases of 138 washing clothes of patients 84 Typhoid infection in milk 15 Tyrotoxicon and ice cream poisoning 14 Vaccination in Sheffield 100 in Zurich 14 Walls of rooms as holders of contagion 65 Want of a sanitary system in Russia 83 Wash stands 143 Waste pipes, stoppage of 36 Water analysis 17, 26, 85, 86, 122 purification of, with electricty 87 results ot good, in Naples Ill Well water of cities 69 Which policy? 42 Whooping cough 110 in a cat 32 Why doctors escape small-pox 76 Winter cholera 97 dangers 55 Yellow fever, germ of 109, 121 in Florida 13, 122 inoculation 26. PECTOR. Vol. 1, No. 1. ^^JmrrTTsS?. 25 cents a Year. Salutatory. We make no apology for this little journal, but pve the followingbrief explanation of the reason for its being. The new law whichprovides for a local board of health in every town makes it necessarythat there be a medium of communication between the State Boardand the local boards. A growing interest in sanitary matters amongthe people generally also makes it desirable that there should be, be-sides the Annual Report of the Board, and its circulars, other sourcesof information regarding home and public hygiene, which are easilyavailable. Therefore, the aim will be to make this journal helpful toour local sanitary authorities, and interesting and instructive to thegeneral public. Those who have had their attention turned in thisdirection are the most likely to appreciate the great worth of health-ful conditions and healthful influences. The evolution of the sanitarysense is a somewhat slow process
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