DISEASE BREEDERS.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 197, 2 April 1887, Page 5

DISEASE BREEDERS.

'•' Tnr, air in thi-» car is poisonous," paid. a promi ontßrooklynphyridan toan i( E'gle* rfparto r , as the t\v ) were riding up Fultonstreet fro-n tho ferry. "Muoh of the cw<ajioub dieeaae now rcging in thfa city U, 1 tfuulr, in a measure duo to the huwitd atmosphere f 3und in nenrly all hor.^-e core. Whso tLe weal her becomes a li t.le chilly pa=L j onc?frs daman j ik>\b the do>r« «nd vontiif.(f>rs of- cara io kept clos?d Thg pa^ft fo-v dnyi*, wif.h fho wo u j and Pnosy woi'lnr, ?ir-o gocd breeders of d;?oafiG, Mm ar <1 wornon enter cars wet, cold a»:d» uncom'crtab'o. Tnoy pot a=t Ee f jr to tha fatovo n<* p;s-siblo, jxnd tho B^oa^Yl Jrom their clr'thoi r.^2* ti the t>p of the car and stay a the c Tho only ventilation afforded id v.'hcj t Le d( ors oprn to allow a pT>?"!v^r *o jret on or ofif Bub then the /rt&h ft'i Incsn'c hardly havo time to roach. tho ♦hrfiehoid before the door is slammed it tho oriUr of a shivefiny passenger. AIL Brnnk'yu Cironnpaoiei hivo long routea, and t!)0 'janatant cbanping of passengers facils'.veH the spread of contagious' dissaie. How do you know whether or nob that pasfe^n^or who fits next to you left the bedside of a -iok iriend but a few minutes ago? Or whether that gentlemaD," poiHtinf? to an a^od m^Tj sitting in the corner raufllsd n\y t > hir) neck, " is not recovering from typhus fever? I'm a crank on the subjectof fresh. air. I give my eorvants orders to thoroughly air each room in tny houae everyday. Tbia is done even inthe depth o£ winter. Fre&h air 13 as necessary to good health as plenty of exercise and wholesome food."