LEGACIES OF THE “FLU” TO MAN.
A tendency to T. B., softening of the heart muscle, nervous prostration, insomnia, restlessness and inability for brain work, depression of spirits and irritability of temper, neuralgias, middle ear disease, eye troubles, vertigo or giddiness from the ear disease or eye or heart; stomach disease after intestinal influenza, vomiting spells, etc., etc., emaciation, diarrhoea.
The open air life of the occupants of T. B. hospitals accounts for their freedom from epidemic “Flu”; but they are not immune to every epidemic. Residents of asylums, hospitals, and jails are not so fortunate, numbers of the inmates being attacked; daily rations of quinine should be given.