... transmitUd th« mm Mana Finally, It vaa pro rad that nation itaall gran danger to Ufa health, prorad 1» tba graat insraaaa infant mortality lit lav. In aaodarioß aakad, aoold any oonaoiaatlana aolentifio man, after what they knew, defend ▼aooinaboo Oonld any ...

... large. The Parliamentary Return No. 433, Seaaion 1877, for by Mr. Hopwood, gieee remarkable evidence of the increaae of infant mortality coincident with the extension of Vaccination I It ahowa that in the year 1874—the last year to which the return refer*—there ...

... every heart, woe the “mooeoore of the innoeente.” The number child baciolo woe oat of oil true proportion. The rote of infant mortality per 100,000 woe 21,803 in the towne, and 9,717 in the rani dietrieU, or fire children died in our towne for every two ...

... the top in the scale of infant mortality. may not ha as were, but we are still bad enough in all conscience. The total number of deaths in the quarter was fit, and of these 33 were of infants under 5 years. The rate for infants was 9’l, compared with Ifi ...

... else registered. This gives, therefore, figure of mortality 123 per 1.000 registered births, end corn parse very favourably with that ef previous years; fast it is the lowest rale of infant mortality for several years. In treating of isolation aad hospital ...

... great proponderence of the increasing proportion of the population. There were no deaths from symotio dipwase*. The infant and child mortality only numbered 4, of which 3 were children who died at birth from being prematurely born, and the fourth only few ...

... from measles, and the infant mortality stood the same as last month, while from diseases of respiratory organs, other than phthisis, no death had been recorded. There were two deaths from phthisis, and five from senile mortality. There was one case of ...

... registered amount toatotalof 20, of which 10 ere numbered amongst the infant mortality, and five for death from respiratory diseases, leaving one from phthisis, and fonr in the senile mortality. Under the Infections Disease* Notification Act there have been ...

... scarlet r. In the infant mortality division eleven deaths recorded, fonr under one year and seven over one •ar and under five years. Deaths from respiratory wintered are seven, whilst deaths from thsi* only amount to two. The senile mortality also very low ...

... daring the montn. Of deaths from zymotic diseases only 1 is registered, being child who died from typhoid fever. The infant mortality numbers and of these are nr the age of one year, mostly babies about month or so old. From respiratory diseases only ...

... stated that daring the month of July there bad been 25 births, as against 29, whilst the deaths were 16, as against 15. Infant mortality was very high, there being S deaths from measles and several from diarrhoea, the total under 5 years being 9. At this ...

... infantile diarrhoeaand in weakly all other ages the death-rate has been low, the total number for the month outside the infant mortality being only 9. The chief feature of this month's work has been a small outbreak of scarlet fever, 26 cases being recorded ...