Chapter VII: HYGIENE AND MEDICINE.--Acetic Acid as a Disinfectant.--Use
of acetic acid in septic medical cases as a substitute
for carbolic acid and bichloride of mercury. 11365
Counter-Irritation in Whooping Cough.--By G.F. INGLOTT,
M.D.--Application of irritants to the skin for curing the
paroxysms of whooping cough. 11365
On the Health Value to Man of the So-called Divinely
Beneficent Gift, Tobacco.--By J.M.W. KITCHEN, M.D.--The
evils to man and to the soil.--A formidable series of
accusations well expressed. 11365
Water as a Therapeutical Agent.--By F.C. ROBINSON,
M.D.--An interesting resume of different applications of
water in therapeutics.--Suggestions of use for all
households. 11364
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Scientific American Supplement, No. 711, August 17, 1889Chapter VII: HYGIENE AND MEDICINE.--Acetic Acid as a Disinfectant.--Use
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