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rearranged, (how?), as the supposition, that

would apply a remedy" - I first

"trapping"

maintain, that trapping in any form in the

and secondly,

Streets is absolutely impossible; that if the trapping sure effectural

in our

in the streets,

be

dry seasons it wooned, of all others,

the most

fruitful

source of the Zymotie ~

diseases to which he refers; for deleterious

with generate in every

3

and highly charged state, gymotic diseases

would

berife amongst

drams the cause. -

us, and the trapped

J

ar, and have been ~

persuaded for years,

that such

gases

Should

be allowed to escape, that with ordinary care,

not only in our own houses but in the streets, no

to be

to the apparent here than in most other

unpleasant results ought

senses, and the more so

gases

drain however perfect,

and however copious the discharge of water -

may

if effectually

be through them, and trapped in the streets they the

gades) worth,

when highly emventrated, force through any

house trapping, they would) permeate

ordinary

through the fissures of the drain and saturate

the soil, as is evident in defective Coal

arrangements

defective

gas

and in their entineed presence

Towns, for human ordure is, in

19

out of 20

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cases, daily removed from the dwellings and

never enters the house drain from which it - ought to take its proper exit; if however it be not- removed entirely for

it is deposited

Manure,

in the necessarily open month of the first Street drain, and there accumulating Courses the belief that the servers are defective.

the drains were trapped+ supposo

in such case

and