is responsible for the fatal effects, we do not know. Fortunately, difficult, conditions breathing makes parents and about enough to seek medical advice, and in the way in which we seek medical advice, we have a remedy which offers relief in most instances.

It is a cold plunge in the rooming injurious, asks a young woman, or is the type of visitor and refreshment following a cold bath only on the expense of one's physical endurance. Friends advise me to take warm baths instead.

Answer: When a fellow needs a friend, a bath time in the morning. Keep a plunge, and when your friends have all panned away, will still be splashing around with an enjoyment as ever. The sole criterion is that if you feel refreshed and vigorous, your bath, it is a fine thing for your health, lending handkerchiefs to laundry.

Is it safe to send towels, handkerchiefs, to a public laundry? Is it boiling sufficient disinfection of such articles?

Answer: It is safe, so far as you are concerned, but not for the unfortunate workers in the laundry. By rights you should boil towels or handkerchiefs before.  Sending them to the laundry, when they have been used by anyone with a "cold," or other contagious disease. Building for half an hour will disinfect clothing. The ironing of washed clothes renders them practically sterile.

Nuxated. Please tell me a simple remedy for nosebleed, and also what causes frequent nosebleed in a girl of seventeen.

Answer? Most nosebleeding comes from a minute ulcer on the septum between the nostrils. 