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THE LABoRING PoPULATIoN-The N. Y. Jour- nal of Commerce says Dr. Grscom's Lecture at the Repository of the American Institute, Dec. 30, o, the sauitory condition of the aboring population o New York, with sug gestions for its improvement has been published by Harper & Brothers, pp, 5S. In gancihg over its pages, our eye fell upon the fol- lowing passage. which struck with some surpr ise though we have no reason to doubt it's correctness

 "Are 'nsiderable experience in Dspensary and Hospital practice, hesitate not 10 declare, and be- lic,e shall be supported in he opinion by my col leagues in the institutions with which have been and am now connected, that this disease (Scronla. in its Protean lrom) IS fhe great scouge of e pauper population. It exhibits itself in the skin, in the eyes the V vis"era of the abdomen and of lhe chest, in the muscles, and in the bones; in fact, organ of the body, which is dependant for it's health, condi- non upon sound state of the blood, (and there Is no expeption) may and does give evidence. dfe,n ing in each case, of the influence of this degeneration, a

 the s'ea, prevalence of its producing causes."