Sixth Annual Report of the State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity of MassachusettsSupplement Containing Report and Papers on Public Health1884 . 63 198 288 241 251 86 3 3 7 9 6 23 14 24 34 10 22 18 29 36 41 551614 1722221634152726201924314538413742 u 4) cQ 198 336 510 231 257 196 138 202 158 135 76 110 77 54 67 76 134 106 758 160 101 102 63 79 69 90 57 56 51 77. 75 28 30 60 23 41 41 38 a s ?^ s c3 <*-! • w C3 <s 03 8 b s^ A 0 flj u 0 0 a •C ^ 0 0 fi 46411,18865646090 7657055386666997985 1219584 19264 11795 10796 137 106959491606877 11668 13684 108 5,088 172 268 360 252 383 377 535 528
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