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that its fatal influence confined to one section of the Community; and that in all others the mortality did not appear to bear any relation to the enclennie, but seemed, principally, to result from sporadic causes exercising, by accident of course, less influence during the endemie reign thaw in the alternate years of immunity. The sequel will show that the past year's exemption from endemical. influences did not-result in a marked general abatement. of mortality.
IN
72.1
Table. 121. A Record of diseases treated in the
Government livil Hospital in 1851._.3
Diseases
Cases Birth
Dilaus
ascites listhma Burns Catarrh Contusion Constipation Colic
Jelirium tremens Diarrhaa Dislocation ofavele
K
22
7
160 3
21
Cases Dind
Braught for wound 170 20
Ḥamoptysis Hernia inguinalis
37. Idiog
-tôt specified Phthisis Phrenitis Peoriasis
21
Rheumatism 26
Heorbertus
2
Syphilis, primary 16
secondary
Fever Remittent 53 2 Tumour fibrons
of Dorial Vertebra
Depentery
deposure
3 3 stricture of thethra
Intermittent 19
Varida
"
Gonorrhea.
Ulcer Plagedenie 4
Gastritis
Wounds
Hepatitis
Pleuritis
73
Carried forward 170 20
Total
245 26
Pircentage of Deaths to Carces 10.56-