440
until the arrival of the first case
of
choler a
a
the colony.
2.
of all
agents for disinfecting
" polluted earth
and latrines when cholera
is about
the
in the
acid
I have most faith in salts of vion, particularby
salts of iron for practical use large scale.
on
a
They would
would of Course
not lend themselves to
ude
in
system where disinfection by livie was employed. but I would dispense with line for such purpose if I could
in the needful
obtain acid cron salto
abundance..
All disinfectants must of
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3. Looking
to the prodigious danger
of cholera. polluted water supplies and
the possibility that supplies under
move
or less suspicion of such pollution
may
places be the only
ones
available for drinking, would it
not be well
with the
drink,
cholera
to familiarize people
notion of avoiding
all "water"
sea-zonx
in which beverage
of necessity
20
a
whatever during
substituting
the
been boiled.
GB.
Nov. 10. 85.
"tea"
water has
Course
be actually
the
On
spot
ad
Joon
a
cholera
oc curs
the
disease will not wait for their
arrwal before it opreads epidemically.
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