... between the figures for infant mortelity beings the ineciettracy of the lodise figures into vivid relief. In the proportions of infant mortality,and of mortality among children be- Mein the sges of one and to total mortality are 23 and 13 ...

... rises slowly until at the period of 30 -40 it is shout equal to the mortality of the sixth and seventh years of life; and by the period of 40 to 50 it corresponds cloudy to the mortality of 4-6 years of life. Another Wresting fact proved in the diagrain ...

... the high rate of female over that of infant mortality, ',adios to the belief that female Infanticide Is still prsetised to • large extent hi some districts. The reedieal authorities agree that the female mortality Is, however, due rallies to neglect than ...

... was beginning to rival cholera in the mortality.'whieh it was causing. lafantiappearedtobeliable to tetanus in a greater degree than adults, and it was a remarkable fact, said Sir Wait.,, that the infant mortality of Calcutta for the ten pears (1881-1890) ...

... can be increased. Thus, in manufacturing districts, infant mortality is higher in agricultural. In Lancashire it is 16 per mot, and in Dometshire nine. !While in some parts of Germany the mortality ander one year was recently as high as 25 to 30 per cent ...

... of the respiratory organ* resolved a by an additional mortality of 4,000 : the deatha from whooping sough increased by 1,600 : those from phthisis and of th• circulatory by 1 500 : infant mortality and that of the old •speriended • similar On the other ...

... Other things being equal, there is no reason why sex should have any appreciable effect on infant mortality; but among the pro• claimed population the girl mortality during the first year of life exceeds that of the boys by about twenty per omit, and the ...

... three•fourth• of the infanta' food, now extensively cold would, probably, lead to a remarkable dimiontlon in the present infant mortality. There is no food for infanta. is nicety-nine ease , oat of a hundred where they have to be brought op artificially, ...

... INFANT MARRIAGS. -- IL publle steeling WM le the Ballot the Girls' Cklekapetta, on Moods, ' the 2nl Instant. The hall was overereerded, sod the audlenee was composed of Pundits, Advocates, Harshest., sad • 'fielding of of6olal•. lied* Moll Vondera hotel ...

... census of infant populateou, or the 'souther of births registered I tiering the year. -Would toe taken an the calculating ittlaat mortality, is still under consideration ; stud. antil it is settled, it is impossible to nay whether mortality females is ...

... smell pen. All thaw infants In the yew of life, and were within nix months afire esaeination. The number of inch deaths formed tenth of lbei entire total mortality. In the apldenote Is Cologne the mortality amongst vaccinated infants was 80 per cent, and ...

... been increasing from 828,828 In 1881 to 876,505 in 1890. The rate of mortality in France is 22 per 1,000 (or about 3 more than in England,) and it is particularly high among infants, being no less than per LOW, so that of the 800,000 children born in ...