TO PREVENT BLOOD POISONING.

Mataura Ensign, 21 May 1910, Page 4

TO PREVENT BLOOD POISONING.

e . V\':- : :i::.c' i:i 'lioud Health' on ,tho ..■'.! , i.!'-' ! 't ef "]■''■ ;-vi JNiisotiinn,' Dr Olsen rays: yilw ry aw. to fcive special attention to injuries; caused hy rusty iiailv or uar.len tools of one sort or another. '!!),. of lockjaw are not infrequently ioiind in jrardon soils, and it i.s itr.o <;f the most virulent tnicrolipH to deal uith. Ail gardeners and working men a!i) arc utilised to yet their hand* soiled mere or less in eonnoetion with tlicir work should give parlidilar '•.ire to any little wound or hivak ot iho ski!!. As soon as it oeeurn it ,'l:',!iM ':<• ,-!c:u,s»-d thoroughly and *'•'< "■ ■■h--;-'.-<-d nit'i a piece of cotton wool " ,i:| "-' ! j'-i '>"!-'.ci<- arid solution and h'x- < d in .»',!■ e hv \ liandaue. The drenNi'U -• i ',>"■: th" :.'irj.ose of protecting T.'e op.-,: v. ,jii;:d j:oni germ contaminate!,, (litMfiiii.-v MJV ], treatment is not .". (•.■..;,,■•■; iirvert.'i-icss it is the safest couivc i,, io'low i,i order to prevent ;»n.v :i.;< .;i ;! nun*, jcsults. IMter take a little truiiMc Mi:si, incur the danger ■;i |"»i-oiii!!^."