... perience. These especially point to the direct transference of disease by media charged with the products of decom- posing garbage. Professor Rudolph Virchow, the most eminent living pathologist, an authority whose utterances on all questions of the propagation ...

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... In his last days the brilliant gambler had no one to smooth his pillow but a lorette, whom he saw when he was near death picking from his shelves his choicest specimens of old Sevres china, on which, turning to his doctor, he said with a smile, Qu'elle ...

... above bridges there! Ay, let vessels ground awhileandtrafficof thenight bestayed. Bring cunning men with line and plummet, and pick and spade, and barrow and basket; clear off the miud and filth, tenderly wash white faces, deal gently with the matted splendour ...

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... FELONY. Myv pare!trt 'nero vrealthy, uecuitutred. persons. I wfhokelit a mnarine.store ill cihrireditchf. hrubbiugc smoicgst garbage suite.d tIheN), and tey livei longt and hvanpiy. ?? .1 I al very eultuied; *:eara mcv hair loun; am poe.icccl and all that ...

... raw ham and sausages that she had eaten. d Pork is the dangerous meat, the pig gets trichinse by eating dead rats and other garbage, and if the pig's flesh p be not so thoroughly cooked as to kill the worms it may n carry living trichinae into the human ...