... whooping-cough, 88 from menasles, o1 from scarlet fever, 42from diphltheria, 37 from m feverr (principally crteric), 36 freo smallpox, and 27 from diarrhoea. No death from any of these diseases was recorded during the wanct in Birlcenhead, while they caused ...

... These see (diseases and their respective deaths -are as follows :-;-Fevor, 15; diarrhmas, 3; Scala- tine, 18; diphcheria, 5, Smallpox. niif: measles, oil; end I iwhoopitug-cough, 25; total, 03 deaths, which equal the or Prate of 2'5 per 1,000 of all ages ...

... the essentially preventable diseases there was a great improvement. There was. a clean bill of health in Or respect both of smallpox and measles, sP' There were 15 deaths from fever. 1l from scar- dri latina, 25 from whooping - cough, five from ste diphtheria ...