... ^ i V deal wrong in IT 111 with the treatment infants tba which abonldbo remedied, dome following points were sngsToatsrf ma nearly thirty years ago to the existing bosxd, I get attantion. In tho sn Infants D. removed from care soon are weaned, and should ...

... increased xntant mortality was probably due to the fact that diarrhoea was more prevalent during last quarter the same period of 1890 and 1891 the effects of diarrhoea are most felt the portion of the population. The infant mortality in Bristol was, however ...

... 37-5 Liverpool. The death* tbe city las* quarter were equivalent annual mortality 16-* P*«*o>>* living, again** 205,17-1. and 16-1 ia the corresponding period* 1892-3-t. The mortality las* quarter tho* per 1,000 less than toe average for the time year, which ...

... gaol for four mouths with bud labour. This concluded criminal business. has been said on good authority to the cause infant mortality. No farinaceous food should given child i,*l It has fall mouth of teeth, aniens food has been previously malted. Borlick's ...

... authority thefrom for Gen or- collision occnrred at pretences a violin and case, of tho value ot 17=. the main cause infant mortality. Grlnsceons food should midnight; 20 minato3 later foundered. All property Bernard Graham. Alhert times, RIVI-u child ...

... per 1,000, against rate of 108 for the fourth quarter last year. Nine children died nnder one year ace, giving rate of infant mortality of 142 B'j per 1.000 births, compared with rale 200 per 1.000 for the corresponding quarter 1895. Fourteen persons died ...

... that for the June quarter of las year. The infant mortality ia Bristol was more thai the average for the thirty-three large English towns ' which was 132 per 1,000 births; and the towns the proportions of infant deaths ranged upward Derby, in Brighton, ...

... and upwards, their united ages averaging 77 years months. Sixteen children died under one year of age, giving rata of infant mortality 134-45 per 1,000 birtha. Two deaths were doe to phthisis' 5 bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy; and to'diaeaeea of the heart ...

... included of infants under one year age and persons aged upwards 60years. The infant deaths were the proportion ISB per 1,000 births registered during the same period, against the ! preceding quarter, and third quarter Inst year. The infant mortality lost quarter ...

... 1,000 persons living. Among 1.011 deaths Bristol last quarter there wore included of infants under one year of age and 285 of persons aged upwards of 60 years infant deaths in the proportion ot 160 per 1,000 births registered during tho poriod, against ...

... for comnlaint. Infant Mortality.— remark. \ the rfedical Health his annnai report 1 ■ai.-.j i-n -T- J yTthi fltswil T*nr poaa* Committee and statistic* obtained from other sources swatting th* point. aeerage rat* infant mortality Norton wa* per 1 ...

... rate than Bristol last quarter. Among the 749 deaths in Bristol were included 174 of infants under one of age, and 190 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The 174 infant deaths were in proportion of 110 per ' births registered during same period, as compared ...