...person; and time will 1870.] decide whether in lung diseases, also, the woolen respirators can not abate irritation if not arrest decay. By its means, so far...brought into the chamber of the invalid. »*• THE TOBACCO EVIL. A YOUNG lady friend writes very forcibly to us on this subject. She feels evidently that...

...my own person. And time will decide whether in lung diseases also the woolen respirator cannot abate irritation, if not arrest decay. By its means, so...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid. Scientific Use of the Imagination. I carried with me to the Alps this year the heavy burden of this...

...own person. And time will decide whether in lung diseases also the woollen respirator cannot abate irritation, if not arrest decay. By its means, so...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid. JOHN TYNDALL SCIENTIFIC SERIALS THE Zeitschrift fiir Chtmie (No. i) contains an account of some unfinished...

...whether in lung diseases also the woollen resp rator cannot abate irritation, if noi arrest dfcay. By its means, so far as the germs are concerned, the...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid. JOHN TV Mi ui SCIENTIFIC SERIALS THE Zeitschrift für Chemie (Vo. l) contains an account of some unfinished...

...own person. And time will decide whether in lung diseases also tho woollen respirator cannot abate irritation, if not arrest decay. By its means, so...germs are concerned, the air of the highest Alps may bo brought into the chamber of the invalid. The lecture was illustrated by a series of chemical experiments,...

...contagious diseases by means of respiration, was strongly advocated. ' By mean s of the respirator, so far as the germs are concerned, the air of the...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid.' " SLEEP. 11. During ordinary health, the hours spent in actual sleep should not exceed eight ; and...

...contagious diseases by means of respiration, was strongly advocated. ' By means of the respirator, so far as the germs are concerned, the air of the...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid.' " SLEEP. 11. During ordinary health, the hours spent in actual sleep should not exceed eight ; and...

...my own person. And time will decide whether in lung diseases also the woolen respirator cannot abate irritation, if not arrest decay. By its means, so...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid. III. Scientific Use of the Imagination. I carried with me to the Alps this year the heavy burden of...

...admiration, has shown that the germs diminish as we ascend a mountain. By means of a cottonwool respirator, so far as the germs are concerned, the air of the...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid. Fifty different occupations might be named in which irritation of the lungs and injured health arise...

...respirator for invalids and those who attend on the sick. By such means Professor Tyndall asserts, "so far as the germs are concerned the air of the...Alps may be brought into the chamber of the invalid." These researches have been the subject of a most attractive lecture by Professor Tyndall, at the Royal...