EFFECT OF PAvEMENTs UPON HEALTH.
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The Of disease which being investigated
tensvey at the present me sometimes traced to the most
remote origin Ii would the minds of few that pave
men which constructed merely for the convenience of
transit in crowded cities prevenves to heah but such
has recently been proved The corporation Of Liverpool hav
ing recently paved the and alleys Of that town, has
observed that the health Of the people residing in them
has wonderfully improved and that deaths less frequent


This led further inquiry and attention directed TO
of the courts in Liverpool Of them MIR. Carr of the
southern dispensary remarks that they formerly noto
rously unhealthy that the medical attendant hardly
of them and when any cpdemcs visited the town these
places exhibited their results in perfection the surface being
in dsgraceiu state, covered depth with putd
mud that the inhabitants compelled TO place large
intervals enable them reach their houses by step
ping from another II is also stated by Mr.. Samuel
Home in Freemasons he found about years ago


Of houses the floors Of which below the public
street, and the Of the whole floating of
purified animal and vegetable matter, deadiuy offensive
that he obliged make precpate retreat yet the
whole of the houses inhabited Since these sinks OF in
sauby have paved the change in the health Of the in
habans remarkable than what may have been
anticipated In place. (Bndport cour which contains
eighteen houses the Of sickness eighteen before TO
four after the flags laid down. In another alley Coax
cour the proportion five twenty former
years and obser has been extended which
has been of the houses the fronts Of which have
been paved eighty five of sickness which occurred be-
tore paving only have taken place since. The OBJ
vious effect OF smoothing causeways, by OF flags
other paving materials, is to do away with such inequal
ties form ecepaces for the sagnant left ran and
the oIas Of food with which the poor apt the
fronts Of their residences The malaria thus produced pro-
therefore the duty Of all official persons who have the charge
of these towns not only that their
well paved for the Of pedestrians but for the
health Of the public = Chambers's Edinburgh Journal