... great towns of the kingdom. This is a very different record from 1895, when there was an ?? high infant mortality throughout the country, and a yet higher infant ?? in Cheshire and the municipal boroughs of the county. There is still room for great improvement ...

... 'enifirld rate of infant mortality hail airingl 1.30 pre for tea years, and in the di Viet of leonfreool trot. age hod ben for the period, 122 His lu by arid the part of a band of lady so kers, any ogees:bin mil be egret in th, mortality rata of Lonfenal ...

... birth rate ism 20.26. and the rat* 18.4 per thousand of the population. The death the priticipa diseases was 1.3. The infant mortality was 155 per id of the population. Stockport, utter the Government Board impury. annexed a greater pen of the area of ...

... ltifant mortality, to check the spread of disease, especially phthjsis. and also to bring about an improvement in the condition of the homes of the people. In Huddersfield, where a health society was started by the Mayor, the rate of infant mortality had ...

... infaat mortality in the whole eountry and the large towns, aad & yet bigher infast morrality in Chbeshire and the m“r:fr boroughs of Cheshire. Lo 1308 the infant mo ty it the whole country and the large towns wae about the mean infant mortality in the ...

... reported on the matter ?—The Chairman said it was discussed in connection with a paper read by Dr. Hope, of Liverpool, on Infant Mortality, in which he spoke in terms of very high praise of what had been and was being done in St. Helens. The medical officers ...

... mothers belonged. there is reason tit believe that the infant deathrate would be correspondingly increased in the p:iurer sub-districts of the town, and that thus the difference between the infant mortality in these huh-districts suit the rest of the borough ...

... in the county loan 2.3 below the /ow birth-rate of the whole country, the the death-tat. being 1.7 kiwer. The ram of infant mortality was very large in the Nalimich Urban Diatrint, being 199 per 1,000, but was exceptionally low for Higher Behrugnin. being ...

... HEALTH OF CHESTER. MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. LONER INFANT MORTALITY. MEAT AND MILK SUPPLY. The Med.eal Officer of Health for theater (Dr. A. 11. Thomas) has minted his annual report the year 1807. He states that in an estimated population of 39,420 the ...

... revel:ll tue physical of Lids nation, when meinel to go on an spite of all that was being done. 'limy were told that infant mortality had risen to as much es soo, and in some cases to at many as out of every thousand. For 500 children in overy thousand ...

... with parks and laid-out gardens, that: the death-rate was 10 per 1,000 as compared with 31 in the East. End, and- the infant .mortality 33, as against 235. Town planning paid: parks Were profitable. and everything that contributed to the amenities of life ...

... when it has 'II rubbed- in the dust and filth of the t pavement- it is put ' back in the baby's mouth again. No wonder infant mortality is so high. 0 SULPHUR OINTMENT: Sulphur is a very useful drug for various purposes. It can be used in the form of an ...