| Deaths. General death-rate; sex; ages; infant mortality; urban and rural mortality; registered causes of death; scarlet fever, its case-mortality, and the liability of unprotected persons to attack; decrease of hydrophobia; increase of premature births; increase of deaths attributed to diseases of nervous system and of organs of circulation; imperfection of statistical records of causes of death; deaths from homicide at different age-periods; proportions of executions to verdicts of murder; ill-defined and not-specified causes; certification of the causes of death | (Pages xi-xxii) |
