F.W. FITZSIMONS: THE HOUSE FLY. A SLAYER OF MAN, IN SOUTH AFRICA

About the product 12mo; original cloth-backed pictorial boards; pp. (iv) + 90, including index; 22 black-and-white illustrations. Cover a little soiled and worn; upper hinge tender; trace of foxing. Fair to good condition. Discusses the disease-carrying propensities of the House Fly."If a few score of venomous snakes accidentally escaped in a town, there would be a profound sensation, and a sense of insecurity of life would be ever present until they were destroyed. Yet the presence of five hundred cobras scattered throughout a city would be as nothing in comparison to the awful, the appalling danger and risks incurred by the presence of the common House Fly."