TRICHINA. 
549 
Dr. Petis, of Rostoch, gives the following statistics with refer¬ 
ence to the examination of hogs at that place: 
1869, whole number examined... 
....1 
1871, “ 
tt 
.. ..6,520.... 
it 
....2 
1872, “ 
a 
it 
....0 
1873, “ 
a 
....6,441.... 
tt 
....3 
1874, “ 
u 
....6,731.... 
it 
1875, “ 
ti 
....7,222.... 
It 
....5 
1876, “ 
ti 
it 
1877, - “ 
it 
it 
....2 
53,653 
15 
Infected.1 in 3,543. 
TRICHINIASI8 IN GERMANY. 
Dr. Uhde, of Brunswick, reports: 
Whole number examined, 111,806. Trichinous, 29. 
For previous years the percentage has been as follows: 
In 
1866-67 there ■ 
was 
found trichinous 1 hog in 
every 6,700 
it 
1867-68 
it 
it 
ti 
ti 
5,700 
it 
1868-69 
it 
tt 
a 
ti 
14,500 
it 
1869-70 
it 
a 
a 
it 
15,300 
it 
1871-72 
it 
it 
tt 
it 
13,387 
tt 
1872-73 
tt 
tt 
tt 
it 
4,874 
<C 
1873-74 
it 
tt 
a 
it 
5.129 
it 
1874-75 
it 
tt 
tt 
it 
7,004 
it 
1875-76 
tt 
a 
tt 
it 
13,183 
it 
1876-77 
ti 
ti 
tt 
it 
7,127 
tt 
1877-78 
tt 
a 
tt 
tt 
5,879 
tt 
1878-79 
it 
a 
n 
a 
10,397 
it 
1879-80 
tt 
tt 
tt 
u 
3,857 
PRUSSIA. 
No. Hogs Examined. 
Trichinous. 
Measles. 
No. of Examiners. 
1876 
.4,705.. 
1877, 
.2,057,272, 
. 701.... 
1878, 
. 1,222.... 
.6,165.. 
.16,251 
1879, 
.3,164,656, 
. 1,938.... 
.9,669.. 
.17,413 
HAMBURG. 
1878. 
Of 35,510 American hams.397 were trichinous. 
14,003 “ sides. 85 “ 
17,113 European hams. 3 “ 
222 “ sides and shoulders and 
10,838 hogs, none were found. 
