Lectures on domestic hygiene and home nursing / by Lionel A. Weatherly.

  • Weatherly, Lionel A. (Lionel Alexander), 1852-
Date:
[1880]
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Credit: Lectures on domestic hygiene and home nursing / by Lionel A. Weatherly. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AMBULANCE LECTURES, BV L. A. WEATHERLY, M.D. A large number of persons will read this little book with great in- terest and be thankful to Dr. Weatherly for having written it Dr. Weatherly has done his allotted work very creditably. The work de'- serves to be widely read, and is, decidedly, a ' liappy tho'ight.' -Jl/ec/icai PrtsB and Circular. •'These very admirable lectures should be known in every houseliold in the kingdom .... This book ivould be particu.arly useful as a school text-book, and boys would take very readily to tlie practical part.^/.jyc. The work should prove exti-emely useful to policemen, railway officials, and those employed in large works where accidents arc freque tly h ippen- ing. It will also prove useful as a text-book to those atleiKlliig ambulance lectures. We can thoroughly lecomnlend the work as a- fate guide in cases of emergency; it will supply a much felt want.—Brithh Medical Jmmiul. The work is written in a clear and intelligible style, well suited for the purpose for which it is designed.— The Eoclc. An immense amount of valuable information has been compressed into a small space.—iiai?j/ Chronicle. •' This manual is well illustrated by clear and explauatory plates. Many lives might probably be saved if the instructions here supplied were knowii thoroughly.—JozOTiaZ of National Indian Association. The little work is well illustrated and well calculated to serve its pur- pose. We have no hesitation in strongly recommending iV—Medical Times and Gazette. This admirable manual deserves all the success it has attained . . It is written by a physician who is master of his subject; it combines the merit of brevity with fulness and precision; and there is not a superfluous passage in the little volume.—SJ. James' Gazette. The fact that this little treatise has reached a sixth edition contains sufficient proof of its value and popularity.—Pa2i Mall Gazette. And numerous others. LONDON: GRIFFITH & FARRAN, LUDGATE HILL, E.G. To be obtained of all Booksellers, AND AT MESSRS. W. H. SMITH AND SON's BOOKSTALLS.