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Thia Table show* ihe BumW of devh* that h*re happened from tha chief
disraaee is ras-h yrar nf the last t*n Tha deaths vary from year to jeer, to a great a
ea fur instance io ecarU't fever, where we fiod in ooe year the deetha amouated to 14.
io another to 11; and also io amall-pox, where the raoje was from none to 12U.
TABLE No. 7.
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1875-4
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Pcrofulow* dieeaeoa have caused 18V d«a>h*. Thaee diaeaaea show a d*g"B««re. y of
and ere mainly hrreditary. They might bo prevrated, but thai prevention villie
the prartce of a wisdom and a eclf-denial, for which the age ia not yat ripe. They i»
tabee (the cnnanmptmn of children), coB*unption, and hydrucwphaln* (w«u»r ia (ha k
The fottaer occasioned A3 daalha, the eemod 110, aad the laat IS, of which II w»ri«
S year* of age. In the prerwding year the death* from the aame caoaaa wcm 70, 1ST,
17, aa may be *eea from the Table.
TABLE No. 8.
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