MORTALITY STATISTICS

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ing death rate at 45 to 65 years, and adding together the num- bers so found. For instance, 42,597 lawyers between 25 and 45 years at the death rate of 8.50 per 1000 would give 362 deaths ; and 21,961 between 45 and 65 years at the death rate of 21.68 per 1000 would give 476 deaths, making a total of 838, which represents the mortality of lawyers between 25 and 65 years as compared with the standard mortality of all males of the same ages, which is stated as 1000.

The table given below shows the death rates, at these ages, of all males, of occupied males, and of males in certain occupa- tions in the registration states, with the mortality of those in each class or occupation, computed as above, in comparison with the corresponding results in England.

TABLE VI.

Occupations

Death rates

Comparative mor- tality based on an equal number in each occupation, divided equally as to ages.

England, 1 880-1882

Registration states, 1890

25 to 45 years

45 to 65 years

25 to 45 years

45 to 65 years

England

Regis

stration states

All males

10.16 9.71 4.64

7-54

11.57 6.41 13.78 9.04 10.58 12.16

8.70 13.64 10.73 9.31 11.73 7.79 9.55 7.77 9.29

25.27 24.63

15-93

a&oa

19.84

32.39 25.03

25.16 29.08 26.12

33.25 26.47 23.36 29.72 25.07 24.77

21.74 25-67

H.59 9.29

5-88 8.50 9.52 6.18 10.59 5-78 11.47 11.83 11.19

1 1. So

8.57 8.65 16.67 13.20

9.31

7.11 9.02

23.04 18.43

14.72 21.68 21.15 M-35 25.65 12.97 27.79 26.24 28.45 24.89 28.17 21.26 I3-76 25.56 21.90 16.60 18.56

1,000 967

556

842 1,122 719 I,3U 948 1,015 1,170 958 1,327 1,051 921 1,167 896

963 820

973

1,000 800

57-1 870

1.014

53i

I.00<)

1,080

1,101

1.040

835

1,012

878 66 7 792

Occupied males

Clergymen

Lawyers

Physicians and surgeons

Teachers

Musicians and teachers of music. . . Commercial travelers and salesmen Apothecaries, pharmacists, etc Butchers .

Barbers and hairdresser Tailors

Boot and shoe makers

Plasterers and whitewashers. .

Cabinetmakers and upholsterers. . .

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