... n. His references to wane local matters of the utmost importance were highly acceptable. The abnormally high rate of infant mortality has often been commented upon by officials and in these columns, but at no time has such plain speaking regarding it ...

... and would most certainly become so were only the @auditions necessary to the rapid spread of the disease fulalled. The infant mortality at the rate of 1%7 deaths per thousand birth., which is below the average. After referring to some of his former remarks ...

... many inure than three in the course of • year. Under the bead of infant mortality we are told that there were ^S deaths of infanta under one year this is equal to an intent mortality of 1124 deaths per 1000 births. Touching upon the need for a disinfectiag ...

... particular maser. One me* water wee examined which was unfit for domestic purposes owing to its rather dirty coed- Wm The infant mortality wan at the rate of 130 1 deeds per 1,000 birth& The usual saaitary visits have been paid and reported. All the bakehouse ...

... been attempted. The •' Kienke' Slovo (Russia) quoting from a medium' census recently completed, slates that the mortality among infants up to one year of age is 60 Ramie° governments is 35 per item, le same geirmaimais, such as Wilms, Kurland, and Ned ...

... measles, though We doctor Amores us that the mortality from each of theme causes was comparatively slights fact which speaks volumes for the excellent sanitary condition of the town. The rate of infant mortality is still regrettably high, and it is difficult ...

... the grand jury at the quarter sessions at Newcac.tia-on-Tyne, said that nine months ago be referred to the question of infant mortality, and suggested that something should be done on the 'abject by the Legislature, but his remarks were not intended in ...

... our sanitary armagements. 71w number of deaths from dime ms (III) was to the amass of say isergssatiasod saassar The Infant mortality was at the el 1001 kedge per 1,000 births, or about the • Tbe deaths from lathier (36) was eoeilswiiy balm aid the 11 ...

... and noceworthy recommencktiona Dr. Wilde's remarks upon 'Athens and infant mortality will he read with eepecial interest in Luton, which tie swayable notoriety of haven; • very high infant death.rate. As to the position in which the county stand. in regard ...

... arrangements that have bees pot into force, combined with sounder ideas respecting such matters in the public mind. The infant mortality remains high, but that is feature who h has become chronic and which, it is to be feared, there is little prospect of ...

... satisfactory condition. Diarrhrea was answerable for • large mortality; of the 38 deaths referred to it 34 were of infants under one year and three of children between one and five. This high mortality is undoubtedly to be attributed to the exceptionally hot ...

... toed of reeponsibility. Ststementa conevening dumdum and influenza are followed by this reference to infant mortality : There were 155 deaths of infants under oneyear-28 in the lid quarter, l 6 is the Rod, 70 in the 3rd, and 41 in the 4th, equal to rate ...