INDEX
- Acanthia, [23]
- Acarina, [89]
- Acarus (Sarcoptes scabiei), [99]
- Acne, [99]
- African tick-fever, [116], [121]
- Agronom, M., [16], [17]
- Allcock, Colonel, [109]
- Analgesinae, [111]
- Annandale, Dr., [129]
- Anoplura, [1], [11]
- Antelopes, [36]
- Antennae, of lice, [3];
- of bed-bug, [25]
- Anthomyidae, [74]
- Anthrax, [72]
- Ants, [27]
- Arachnids, [88]
- Argas persicus, characteristics of, [114];
- breeding habits, [115]
- Argasidae, [113]
- Arhynchobdellae, [125]. See Rhynchobdellae
- Arthropoda, [88]
- Auchmeromyia luteola, [82], [83]
- Aulostoma, [144];
- A. gulo, [147]
- Austen, Mr. E. E., [65]
- Babesia bovis, [120]
- Bacillus pestis, [45]
- Bed-bug (Cimex lectularius), [23];
- antennae of, [25];
- characteristics, [25–26]
- Benzine, [13], [33]
- Beveridge, Lieut.-Colonel, [48], [50]
- Biscuits, infestation of Army, [50]
- Biscuit-moth, [48]
- Black Death, [38], [45]
- Blake, [45]
- Blow-flies, [83]
- Blue-bottle (Calliphora erythrocephala), [74], [76]
- Boars, [36]
- Body-louse, [3], [10], [20]
- Boer prison-ship, [20]
- Brightwell, [131]
- British Expeditionary Force, [46]
- British Medical Journal, [21]
- British Museum, [50]
- Bubonic plague, [35], [38]
- Bug. See Bed-bug
- Burns, [4]
- Butler, Mr., [40]
- Calliphora erythrocephala (blue-bottle), [76];
- C. vomitoria, [76]
- Carp, [153]
- Centipedes, [88]
- Ceratophyllus fasciatus, [45]
- Chigo (burrowing-flea), [37]
- Chrysomyia macellaria, [83]
- Ciliata, [138]
- Cimex, [23], [25], [26], [27];
- C. lectularius (bed-bug), [23];
- C. rotundatus, [23]
- Cockroach, [21], [24], [26], [27], [39]
- Cocoons, [161]
- Congo-floor-maggot, [82]
- Copeman, Dr. S. Monckton, [21], [65]
- Corcyra, [49];
- C. cephalonica, [49]
- Cow-dung, [42]
- Cresol-soap solution, [21], [22]
- Crustacea, [88]
- Ctenocephalus canis, [37];
- Ct. felis, [37]
- Cyclops, [138]
- Cytoleichus sarcoptioides, [111]
- Deer, [36]
- De Geer, [30]
- Demodex, [97] ff
- Demodex folliculorum, [97]
- Dermacentor vernustus, [120]
- Diarrhoea, [70]
- Dizziness, [85]
- Dog-flea, [40]
- Dog-tick, [120]
- Drummond, Dr. R. J., [15], [42]
- Durrant, Mr., [48], [50]
- Dytiscus, [144]
- Ébrard, [131]
- Empusa, [65]
- Enteric, [69]
- Entomologist, [18]
- Ephestia kühniella, [48]
- Erskine, Lord, [139]
- Erythema, [94]
- Erythema autumnale, [94]
- Esox lucius, [15]
- Faichne, [69]
- Fannia, [76], [84];
- F. canicularis, [74], [75];
- F. scalaris, [74], [76]
- Flea (Pulex irritans), [35];
- extermination of, [42]
- Flies (Musca domestica), [57];
- breeding habits, [59];
- powers of travel, [67]
- Flour-moth, the (Ephestia kühniella), in soldiers’ biscuits, [46]
- Flowers of sulphur, [16]
- Folklore, [15]
- French, Field-Marshal, [135]
- Frogs, [144]
- Fumigation, method of, [33]
- Gascoigne, [40]
- Goats, [36]
- Graham-Smith, Dr., [68], [81]
- Grimbert, [97]
- Guiart, [97]
- Haemadipsa zeylanica, [156], [157]
- Harding, Mr. W. A., [123], [129], [137]
- Hair-follicles, [94]
- Hair-louse, [3]
- Harman, Dr. N. Bishop, [19]
- Harvest-mite (Trombidium), [87], [91], [92], [97]
- Head-louse, [4], [9]
- Hemipterous insects, [27]
- Henna, [16]
- Herod Agrippa, [84]
- Hewitt, Dr. C. Gordon, [58]
- Hirudinea, [124]
- Hirudo medicinalis, [123], [127], [129], [136], [140], [153]
- Horse-leech, [147]
- Hose, Dr. Charles, [160]
- Huxley, [87]
- Hydrocyanic-acid gas, [33]
- Hydrophylus, [144]
- Itch-mite, [99]
- Ixodes, [119];
- I. ricinus, [120]
- Ixodiphagus caucurtei, [120]
- Jeyes’ fluid, [22]
- Jigger (chigo), [95]
- Joffre, General, [135]
- Khiva, [17]
- Kerosene, [33]
- Laminosioptes gallinarum, [111]
- Lancet, [21]
- Landor, [160]
- Larva, [8];
- of flea, [41]
- Latter, Mr. H. O., [140]
- Leech, [123];
- the medicinal (Hirudo medicinalis), [123];
- breeding habits, [142], [143];
- coloration of, [137];
- enemies of, [144];
- exotic (Limnatis nilotica and Haemadipsa zeylanica), [149];
- farming of, [145];
- fear of swallowing, [152];
- modes of conveying, [133];
- movements of, [137];
- suffering caused by, [154];
- Asiatic, [156];
- characteristics of, [157], [161];
- disappearance of, [157];
- method of attack, [158];
- size of, [157]
- to remove, [142];
- traffic in, [131];
- uses of, [130]
- Leech-ponds, [128]
- Lefroy, Professor, [22]
- Leishman, Sir William, [70]
- Leptus autumnalis, [91]
- Lice (Pediculus), [1];
- rules for avoidance of, [12]
- Limnatis granulosa, [129];
- L. nilotica, [149], [152], [153], [154], [156]
- Linnaeus, [87]
- Lounsbury, Mr. C. P., [18]
- Lucius, [15]
- Maggot, [82]
- Mallophaga, [18]
- Martin, Professor C. J., [31]
- Masterman, Dr., [154], [155]
- Mercury, [17]
- Mites, [87];
- bites of, symptoms and treatment, [107–9];
- breeding habits of, [103];
- characteristics, [103], [104];
- Demodex, Sarcoptes, [97];
- epidemics caused by, [105];
- endo-parasitic, [109];
- nourishment of, [91]
- Montagu, Lord, [59]
- Murinae, [45]
- Murray, Andrew, [3]
- Musca, [84];
- M. domestica (house-fly), [57], [70], [74], [75]
- Myiasis, [81]
- Napoleon, [151]
- Necrosis, [83]
- Nepa, [144]
- Nephrophages sanguinarius, [109], [111]
- Newsholme, Dr., [65]
- Nicholas, Grand Duke, [135]
- Nicol, Sergeant Daniel, [55]
- Nicol, W., [85]
- Nicotine, [155]
- Nightingale, Dr. P. A., [43]
- Nits, [12]
- Nymph, [117]
- Oligochaeta, [124]
- Ophthalmia, [72]
- Ormerod, Miss, [48]
- Ornithodorus megnini, [117];
- O. moubata (‘tampan’), [116], [121];
- O. turicata, [117]
- Panama Canal, [86]
- Paraffin, [13], [14]
- Pediculoides ventricosus, [95]
- Pediculus (lice), [2];
- P. capitis, [2], [4], [10], [12], [13];
- P. vestimenti, [2], [4], [8], [10], [12], [14]
- Pernet, Dr. G., [107]
- Petrol, [13], [14]
- Petroleum, [17]
- Pharynx, [140];
- sucking, [141]
- Phillips, Dr., [147]
- Phthirius, [2]
- Pike, [15]
- Plague, [31];
- Pepys’s, [45]
- Proboscis, [25]
- Protoplasm, [87]
- Protozoal diseases transmitted by ticks, [117]
- Pulex irritans (flea), [37], [40], [45]
- Purkinje, [87]
- Quick Laboratory, [9];
- Quick Professor of Biology, [11]
- Radcliffe, Dr. H., [107]
- Rat-fleas, [38]
- Redi, [80]
- Relapsing fever, [14]
- Rhynchobdellae, [125]. See Arhynchobdellae
- Rice, [49]
- Riley, Professor, [48]
- Rocky Mountain Fever, [120]
- Romilly, Sir Samuel, [139]
- Rothschild, Hon. Charles, [38]
- Rubies, [94]
- Ruskin, [57]
- Russell, Mr., [39]
- Sarcophaga carnaria, [80]
- Sarcoptes, [104]
- Sarcoptes scabiei, [106]
- Sarts, [16], [17]
- Savigny, [149], [152]
- Scabies, [107]
- Sharp, Dr. David, [88]
- South African War, [11], [19]
- Spirochaete, [31];
- S. obermeieri, [31]
- Spirochaetosis, conveyed by A. persicus, [114]
- Stable-yards, [59]
- Stag-beetle, [39]
- Sulphur, [33];
- bags, [18];
- flowers of, [18]
- Sweat-glands, [94]
- Talmud, [150]
- ‘Tampan,’ [114], [116]
- Tennant, Mr., [159]
- Ticks, characteristics of, [112], [113], [117];
- breeding habits, [119];
- habits, [114], [115]
- Tomkins, Dr. H. H., [18]
- Trichinella, [53]
- Trombidium (harvest-mite), [95];
- T. holosericeum, [91]
- Tuberculosis, [31]
- Tunnels, burrowed by mite, [106]
- Turpentine, [13];
- oil of, [34]
- Typhoid, [69];
- bacilli, [68]
- Typhus, [10], [14], [31]
- ‘Vermijelli,’ [22]
- Von Hindenburg, General, [135]
- Von Kluck, General, [135]
- Voles, [143]
- Warburton, Mr. C., [4], [5], [8], [9]
- Water-rats, [143]
- Wordsworth, [127]
- Xenopsylla cheopis, [45]
- Xylol, [13]
- Yeomanry, D.C.O., [19]
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Transcriber’s Note (continued)
Minor typographical errors have been corrected in this transcription. Other errors and unusual or variable spelling and hyphenation have been left unchanged except as noted below.
Page xvi — “Sargophaga” changed to “Sarcophaga” (Sarcophaga carnaria)
Page 27 — “features” changed to “feature” (Perhaps the most disagreeable feature)
Page 38 — “bubonic-plague” changed to “bubonic plague” (bubonic plague was associated first with rats)
Page 38 — “subtropical” changed to “sub-tropical” (in all tropical and sub-tropical countries)
Page 49 — “inself” changed to “itself” (The moth itself is a rather insignificant)
Page 65 — “Austin” changed to “Austen” (Dr. Monckton Copeman and Mr. E. E. Austen)
Page 75 — “housefly” changed to “house-fly” (F. canicularis, the ‘lesser house-fly,’)
Page 93 — “proboscis” changed to “hypo-pharynx” (presence of their hypo-pharynx in the skin)
Page 123 — “gentlemen” changed to “gentleman” (when an old gentleman had upset)
Page 126 — “has removed been” changed to “has been removed” (the right half of this organ has been removed to show)
Page 135 — “von Hinderberg” changed to “von Hindenburg” (General von Hindenburg)
Page 150 — “freshwater” changed to “fresh-water” (It is a fresh-water leech)
Page 152 — “preceeding” changed to “preceding” (See preceding figure.)
Page 158 — “underclothing” changed to “under-clothing” (they wriggle about under the under-clothing)
Page 163 — “Austin” changed to “Austen” (Austen, Mr. E. E.)
Page 163 — “lectularis” changed to “lectularius” (Bed-bug (Cimex lectularius))
Page 164 — “Ctenophalus” changed to “Ctenocephalus” (Ctenocephalus canis)
Page 164 — “Ebrard” changed to “Ébrard” (Ébrard, 131)
Page 164 — “Hirudi” changed to “Hirudo” (Hirudo medicinalis)
Page 164 — “Lemna” changed to “Henna” (Henna, 16)
Page 164 — “Limnalis” changed to “Limnatis” (Limnatis nilotica)
Page 164 — “vernustus” changed to “venustus” (Dermacentor venustus)
Page 166 — “Trombidum” changed to “Trombidium” (Trombidium (harvest-mite))
Page 166 — “Von Hinderberg” changed to “Von Hindenburg” (Von Hindenburg, General)
Footnotes have been re-indexed using numbers and placed before the Index.