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           Rides to  be attended

  lst.  NO matter how soon the bit
of silk  paper falls off the arm—the
sooner the better.
  2nd.  The diet should not differ
from the  usual  diet of the Patient
before  inoculation.
  3rd.  Be careful  not to  rub or
scratch the arm,  or  shove  up tight
sleeves.
  4th. Persons who  are not compé-
tent judges of the Vaccine  Matter,
should  not attempt to  inoculate
themselves, as they would  not feel
safe afterwards from the Small Pox,
and because it would be setting a
snare for one's own life.
  5th.  Women who do house-work,
should  avoid washing and  baking,
or any other laborious work, on the
seventh or eighth days, the usual
time for the symptoms.
  6th.  Ail in  a family should be
inoculated at the same time for fear
of  accidents.
  7th.  Daily  expérience  teaches
that women may be vaccinated with
safety in ail circumstances, and chil-
dren at the period of teething.
   8th.  Parents, Schoolmasters and
Mistresses,  Nurses  and  Servants,
to during  Vaccination.

\  who handle  Children, should keep
\  it in mind not to hold or lift them
\  by their arms, or even to take hold
<  under their arms would not be safe.
£  Vaccinated infants  should always
s  be  lifted  by putting one hand  un-
\  derneath them, and the other round
\  the body.
5     9th.  No danger of washing  the
\  hands  and face in cold water.
>     lOth. The vaccinated arm should
s  never hâve a bandage on it, but be
\  kept cool and sleeves loose.
\     llth. The finger nail  of infants
\  should  be  pared close while under
\  Vaccination,  in  order to prevent
^  their doing mischief.*
i     12th. Every person that is inoc-
£  ulated  is  particularly requested to
^  attend  on the 8th and 15th days af-
5  ter inoculation, unies s the weather
§  be stormy, for the purpose of being
s  examined.
\     13th. In particular cases oftly a
^  dose of physic is groper after Vac-
s  cination.
\        SYLVANUS FANSHER,
^         Inoculator to the United States' Troops,
s    * Small Children and Infants hâve, by their fii>
S  ger nails,  communicated the virus to the faces of
^ their Mothers and Nurses. 
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