=SCARLET FEVER.=—Give five drops on sugar every three hours for the general symptoms and throat. If the skin is dry and hot, or the rash does not come out, put a teaspoonful in a quart of hot water, soak this up in a sheet, and pack the patient closely in it, with double blankets closely pinned outside to keep in the vapour; after keeping the patient in an hour, sponge over with Eucalyptus water made as described. When getting better, rub over the whole body an embrocation consisting of one part of the Oil and two parts olive oil. Sprinkle in the bedroom to prevent infection. =AGUE AND REMITTENT FEVER.=—Give three to five drops four or five times a day, and sprinkle about the bedroom. =As a DISINFECTANT, DEODORANT, and ANTISEPTIC.=—The sweet and refreshing aroma, although peculiar at first to some, supplies to a sick room an exhilarating and purifying effect. A few drops sprinkled on a cloth, and suspended in a room, is a sweet and thorough deodorant and disinfectant. Transcriber’s Notes pg 28 Changed: the beauties of that delighful spot to: the beauties of that delightful spot pg 29 Changed: Collins party where two men to: Collins party were two men pg 54 Changed: Death and trouble rouud me rave. to: Death and trouble round me rave. pg 168 Changed: What is your opinion should have been done to: What in your opinion should have been done pg 187 Changed: exactly one-twelth of the whole to: exactly one-twelfth of the whole