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those noted below, as showing some known sequel of the disease
named, all had made a good recovery.
Discharged Cases of Scarlet Discharged Cases of Diphtheria—
Fever— Slight Paresis of limbs 3
Sore Throat 1 Sore throat 1
Coryza 2 Swollen Glands 1
Desquamation 4
Ear Discharge 5 5
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Discharged Cases of Typhoid Summary—
Fever— Sequelae in Scarlet Fever12
Weakness 3 Do. Diphtheria 5
Abdominal Pain 1 Do. Typhoid Fever 4
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SMALL POX.
For the fourth year in succession no case of this disease was notified.
The returns as to vaccination will be found on page 148.
DIPHTHERIA AND MEMBRANOUS CROUP.
The actual number of true cases notified was 130. The number for
1907 was 127. Of the cases, 16 proved fatal (12.3 per cent, of the
cases notified). During the year 54 doubtful cases were examined
bacteriologically; 10 were postive, and 44 negative.
The following table shows the age, incidence of, and the mortality
from the disease during the year: —