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quoted. It will be seen that the shrinkage in the
mortality during non-epidemic years has been very
much greater than the increase in the mortality during
" epidemic " years. The figures afford some basis for
suspecting that the disease takes a more virulent form
during epidemics now than formerly.
Table: Decennium, 1868-1877.
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Decennium, 1868-1877.
Population under 15 years of age, Census 1861 20,680 „ „ „ 1871 25,638 Annual average number of deaths from Measles 41.0 Epidemic Years. Non-Epidemic Years. 1872 51 deaths Average 70.0 1868 39 deaths Average 28.5 1874 68 „ 1869 22 „ 1876 91 „ 1870 25 „ 1871 31 „ 1873 33 „ 1875 11 „ 1877 39 „
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Table: Decennium, 1878-1887.
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Decennium, 1878-1887.
Population under 15 years of age, Census 1871 25,638 „ „ „ „ 1881 27,656 Annual average number of deaths from Measles 41.8 Epidemic Years. Non-Epidemic Years. 1880 41 deaths Average 60.2 1878 27 deaths Average 29.5 1882 71 „ 1879 29 „ 1885 63 „ 1881 20 „ 1886 66 „ 1883 37 „ 1884 31 „ 1887 33 „
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Table: Decennium 1888-1897.
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Decennium 1888-1897.
Population under 15 years of age, Census 1881 27,656 „ „ „ „ 1891 30,462 Annual Average number of deaths from Measles 45.9 Epidemic Years. Non-Epidemic Years. 1888 66 deaths Average 782 1889 11 deaths Average 13 6 1890 77 „ 1891 7 „ 1892 79 „ 1893 30 „ 1894 66 „ 1895 18 „ 1890 103 „ 1897 2 „
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