ing the disease to others, but nay also thus inprove his ovm
condition and increase his chande of getting well.
Rooms which have been occupied by consuptives should be
thoroughly cleaned, scrbbed, painted, or papered again if poss
ible, before they are again oceupied. All linen, blankets, etc.,
should be ashed bef0re being used by other people. Paper spit
cups will be furnished ffee of charge upon application at the
Board of Health office for those who are unable to purchase then
Consumptives are warned against the nany widely adver-
tised cures, specifics, and special methods of treatment of
consumpti.on. No cure can le expected from any kind of medecine
or method, except the regularly accepted treatment, which depeng
upon pure air, an out of door life, and nourishing food.
Herbert C. Emerson, M.D., Clerk
