... Mobtalitt of Infants. Of the 132,860 deaths registered last quarter, 31,660 -were of infants under one year of ago, 65,837 persons aged between one and 60 year's, and 35,363 persons aged 60 years and upwards. The mortality of infants under one year of ...

... frightened motor car near Margarotting. Tho trap was overturned the deceased thrown out and terribly injured. Starch is a of infant, mortality. It is avoldpd nslne Horuck’r Mai-tep Mii.k. ibo in whk-h ha* •uMirly piwllposted. llißlilr lintPttiutis, arsimi* latcd ...

... 51 inhabitants Urn buildings who were removed to hospitals, was IS 19 per 1,000, per 1,009 below average London. Too infant mortality was 133 07 in each I.UOU births, or below that ...

... account of the regulations which the law prescribes for the nursing of infants foster mother, in the city of Paris. So much has been written about the mortality among French infants put out to nurse that people will be surprised to loam that the most ...

... their fertility, much to the great prevalence of marriage. The results of this continuous stream infant life are partially counteracted by high infant mortality, and the number of deaths of immature mothers, of women approaching middle age, and by a general ...

... children’s lives for halfpenny week. Under these circumstances, and in the face of such temptations, it is wonderful that infant mortality is not very great deal higher than it ia. TRADE UmON MEBVILESSNE9B. Mr. Shipton ia inezpMaaibly shocked at the conduct ...

... It seemed a wonderfully hearty child, but did not make any progress.—Dr. Angus Kennedy (recalled) said that although infant mortality at the present time was high, there was no reason why, had the child more vitality, it should have died. Skilled aid ...

... of infant insurance the mortality of infante. mentioned instances neglect, in which the doctor was not called in until the child was death’s door. In one case of neglect, which resulted in death, the mother got her living by singing hymns in the street ...

... against 29 in the corresponding period of last year. But 17 only of these deaths were of adults, and hot weather and infant mortality regularly march together. Under all these circumstances, the failure hitherto of continental cholera to obtain foothold ...

... unnatural consequence follows. Some appalling statistics were recently published according to which about onefourth of infant mortality is due to accidental causes, implying, to say the least, an extraordinary amount of negligence on the part of those who ...

... fifty years; and this though the marriage rate had been showing distinctly upward tendency ever since 1886. Moreover, infant mortality was above the average—which is rather against the general impression; and the death-rate from “constitutional” diseases ...

... are fed, it is stated, with whatever they like,” whether digestible or not, with the result of a high rate of infant sickness and mortality in the district. But this is not the only maternal work which the husbands have 10 discharge. Their better halves ...