Elephantiasis, 164.
Enemies of mosquitoes, 97.
Enteritis, 69.
Euglena, 21.
Eye-worm, 12.
Face-mite, 35.
Fighting mosquitoes,
adults, 101;
larvae, 103.
Fiji Islands, Anopheles in, 117.
Filaria bancrofti, 164.
Finlay, Dr. Charles, 124.
Fish, 100.
Flagella, 20.
Fleas, 52;
and plague, 142, 145, 147;
structure and habits, 151;
common species, 153;
on ground squirrels, 156;
remedies for, 157.
Flies, 43;
and typhoid, 65;
specks, 66;
and various diseases, 68.
Flesh-flies, 48.
Fumigating for mosquitoes, 102.
Gad-fly, 43.
Glossina palpalis, 163.
Golgi, Camillo, 109.
Grassi, Prof. G.B., 118.
Gray-flies, 47.
Ground squirrels and plague, 155.
Guinea-worm, 11.
Haemamoeba, 109.
Haematobia, 45.
Haemosporidiida, 24.
Haemotopinus spinulosus, 55.
Harvest-mite, 37.
Havana, yellow fever in, 131.
Hawaii, mosquitoes in, 98.
Hemiptera, 54.
Homalomyia canicularis, 49.
Hoplopsyllus anomalus, 156.
Horse bot-flies, 50.
House-flies, 57;
structure, 59;
how they carry bacteria, 62;
life-history and habits, 63;
fighting, 71;
and typhoid, 65.
Horse-flies, 43.
Howard, Dr. L.O., 59, 73.
Hyperparasitism, 3.
Immunity, 5.
Indian Plague Commission, 144.
Infectious diseases, 8.
Infusoria, 22.
Insects,
cause or carry disease, 40;
numbers, 40;
annual loss caused by, 41;
how they carry disease germs, 55.
Irrigating ditches, 104.
Itch-mite, 36.
Jackson, Dr. D.D., 67.
Jennings, 22.
Jiggers, 38, 53.
Jigger-flea, 53.
Kala-azar, 173.
Kerosene, 104.
Koch, 44.
Laemopsylla cheopus, 153.
Lamprey-eel, 2.
Lancisi, J.M., 107.
Larvae,
of flies, 64;
of mosquitoes, 78.
Laveran, A., 108.
Laverania, 109.
Lazear, Dr. Jessie W., 123.
Leeuwenhoek, Anton von, 22.
Lepra bacillus, 36.
Leprosy, 36, 70, 171.
Lice, 54.
Linnaeus, 76.
Little house-fly, 49.
Lock-jaw, 18.
Low, Dr. A., 118.
Lucilia spp., 48.
Lugger, Prof. Otto, 38.
Malaria,
early theories in regard to, 106;
parasite that causes, 108;
life history of parasite, 109;
parasite in mosquito, 113;
summary, 117;
experiments, 118.
Maggots, 63.
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