 | Medicine - 1866 - 594 pages
...cent., and the deaths decreasing from 2'366 to 1'845 in the thousand, showing a saving of above 200 lives per annum. Excepting in extreme infancy, the...diseases alone, the decrease is respectively from G'l per cent, to 3'1 per cent., and from '22-3 per cent, to 17'2 per cent., taking from the year 1845,... | |
 | Medicine - 1866 - 594 pages
...cent., and the deaths decreasing from 2'3GO to 1'815 in the thousand, showing a saving of above '200 lives per annum. Excepting in extreme infancy, the...3'1 per cent., and from 22'5 per cent, to 17'2 per cent., taking from the year 1845, and including the two unhealthy seasons of the years 1863-64. These,... | |
 | 1866 - 586 pages
...cent., and the deaths decreasing from 2'366 to I'Slo in the thousand, showing a saving of above 200 lives per annum. Excepting in extreme infancy, the...3'1 per cent., and from 22'5 per cent, to 17'2 per cent., taking from the year 1845, and including the two unhealthy seasons of the years 1863-64. These,... | |
| |
... in the thousand, showing a saving of above '200 lives per annum. Excepting in extreme infancy, the average deaths at all ages have materially decreased ; and, even when the infant deaths are taken at the old rate, all those under twenty years of age... 