is now confined to the inhabitants of the older houses, which retain the same causes of insalubrity."

On the defective economy of places of work in respect to ventilation, the General Sanitary Report, 1842, p. 98., may be consulted, from which it will be seen that measures of prevention are both more easy and less costly than measures of relief.

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