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88 NORTH CAROLINA BOARD OF HEALTH. opinions and a great many adverse opinions to be given. In answering the query I would say, in regard to bacteriological examinations, the general policy of the Marine Hospital Service, in so far as it could never examine all the kinds of water that would be submitted to it, if it would signify its willingness to do so, is to bring before the authorities of the State the necessity for these examinations, and to encourage home sanitation, which is the sanitation to be desired. The hospital service is now open for instruction of representatives from State and municipal authorities, for the purpose of giving them the necessary information for making these examinations. A complete laborator}^ for making the experiments is not necessary. It is earnestly desired that the States v»all give it their official recognition and send representatives. All materials will be furnished gratis. In regard to the character of the water, if the signs of the sewerage of the city should continue to be found in the water, I should unhesitatingly condemn it as suspicious. It is especially so of well water. If you have an examination made of a well, and the analysis proves to be fair or good, it does not follow that within six weeks the water may not become contaminated. The examinations should be made often enough to establish the purity of the water. The apparatus for examining the water is so simple and so inexpensive—the most expense is the microscope and it can be gotten for $75—that the county with a hundred and fifty dollars can purchase sufficient apparatus for the examinations. The course in Washington is six weeks in duration. The question was asked that if to a certain sample of water one drop of permanganate of potash be added and the water set aside for an hour or two and still retain the peculiar color would he consider that water drinkable. Or, if he made a solution of nitrate of silver, and if after
t'lFTlI BIENNIAL KEPORT. 89 an hour theie was the siightest milky a[)|)earauce aiul no deposit, wouhl he not consider the water contaminated with organic matter. Dr. Kiuyoun—No, I do not. Very frequently the permanganate is clarified bv the acid in the water. Unless it has a large amount of organic matter present the test is not worth mentioning in establishing the purity of the water. Dr. Powers said that lie understood from what had been said that anything that is not destructive to bacteria might become favorable to its
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