... 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 ...

... at Stockport uu Weilnesday(where a child was found to have been accidentaily suffocated), took to refer to the heavy infant mortality of our large towns—a subject in which Mr Price takes an especial interest. Ile pointed out that in Herinany it would ...

... 100t0 of tins piilation, of 24.4. The infant mortality. per 1000 registered births, was 3.2. Huth the death rate and the birth rate are much the same as for die• trivia ill the United Kingdom. The infantile mortality is not high; one death was due to immatnrity ...

... the seine oningetiiinn. The ditions, and who has studied deeply the Rovers won'the and were soon attacking, causes of infant mortality and race degenera• Solon at once getting' in a good tion. She speaks to woolen as the guardians Weedall =aide. For a ...

... considering the causes of infant mortality, all these diseases sink into insignificance, as compared with the summate recurring plague of diarrhoea. In Hertfordshire, to take a healthy county for instance, out of 710 infant-deaths in 1006, 123 were due ...

... the County Sfedreal of Health with infant mortality la those borough• and urban ISOLATION HOSPITAL A CCOII HODA. THIN. The following report of the Deletion Hospitals Solseornrmtrtet. dated 13th October. 1.898, was Mid before the Health Cuomo:wee . - - ...

... the las: being only 11.7. an I avenge of The syrootic death rate of law year has only three time* been bettered. The infant mortality figure lest year was V?. is an of Ti on hut with llyt W the figure a the lowest on record; the average for the ...

... favourably with tne death-rata of kii&Cheshire-Abeir neighboure--viz., 16.6 per thowand. Again, while Mid-Cheshire had an infant mortality of 14.6 per thousand birth., their diatriat had only 84.6. Four had been notified during the quarter, vit., two caws ...

... , and the liquid readily assimilated germs of disease. which were multiplied within itself with marvetheis rapidity. Infant mortality and consumption were the reproach of all urban sanitary district* and many rural ones, and he contended that the one ...

... noticing the Mopped the be • LA ter redly wire metre V. ., at the arrow.. the plaintiff's . I own 'vett CO. 14. infant mortality bad, the bat- I n th e ha d. and laid. I mutt h. , . Yon km para taw& U At the oder ter nf to Ton. M r if, I ...

... may continue. Infant Mortality -The number of deaths of infanta &ruder one year of age WIN only eight, or than half the average number. The ratio of 8 to 126 Ulu number of births) is that of 63 to 1.000; and 63 is the infant mortality figure. This also ...

... rats, and an in rate from all causes except measles, together with • vague privilege of en. inned into the ersessive Infant mortality at ions time, as if it had only slowly dawned on the health officer that some ext may bean moade pianstion was necessa ...