The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04 00:00:00

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THE Viarrmarion or Coraokaria..—ln the sanitary
arrangement of houses even for the richer claws, the
ventilation of cupboards is neglected. In places let out
lii tenements, closets are the receptacles for bread and
fragment. of various other kinds of food. Often the
dirty cloths are put away in those p'anes waiting for
the washing. It is therefore most important that air
should be plentifully passed through such corners:
generally, however, there is but httle arrangement
made for this purpose. The doors are kept close,
without any perforations. There are no ventilators in
the walls, and in consequence those places become cases
of polluted air, which, when the doors are opened,
mane over the apartments. This defect is visible in
nearly all houses of old date, and while looking at SOME
dwellings of recent construction, it is seen that although
care has been generally taken to ventilate staircases and
rooms. the cupboards are in this re pert neglected.
N°twitilst"ding, in houses which are Intended for
=siance.leseassis, ibis an abater al considerable

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