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... of England, would be ou t of place here. Still there is a eery large infant mortality here fable No. it shows. Later on 11 shall chew this high mortality noel restricted to infants in thie tolony; but is traceable throughout the pupil let ion. In Table ...
... souls that the death rate is high because the birth rate is high ; and that the high death rate is mainly attributable to Infant mortality caused by parental negleot, this Table cannot but ne discouraging. It begins with one hundred persons who survive to ...
... die at the average rate of 52, 56 and even 68 per 1000, where the infant mortality range from 164 in the northern division to 222 in the old township of Manchester, where this mortality is nearly doubled among the poor waifs horn out of wedlock of whom ...
... topic last discussed, it is not unfrequently urged that the infant mortality is high ; and want of care is the main factor in bring. tug this about. Ido not deny the mortality among infants ; but I hold it is accounted for otherwise than as a mere matter ...
... peasants, to set an example, eat moldy bread and then give the same to the workmen and their children thus miming a terrible infant mortality. Every one admires it in woman. Creole Female Tonic restores it wits* disease land have sassed iii t emporary absence ...
... reason to belitve that the in, competence 'many of the midwives his been a not un• important factor in the caus ation of infant mortality throughout the Colony . The question of education was treated at some lengta, and there is an evident desire on the part ...
... 'the mortality means attention to Public Health, which also involves expense. But, lam asked, how long will it take to increase the I population from v ithin? the im iplication being that if an immediate result is not forth-coming the game is not ...
... Evening Jany. 30th. Collections at each service in aid of the Funds of the Mission. Died. On the 17th iuet., CHweroPsza ALBERT, infant Fon of Mr. C. A. tEolonial Ouarbian. BELIZE, SATURDAY, JAN. 25, 1890. SALTIS POPULf SUPREMA LEX. ed. 130 the reverse of this ...
... aity. Bronoe, beyond Trondlijem, and cumin- of is mortal of a of his adoption lies all that thing hut enticing, especially to poor house of iarhament oc- in the upeerl Travers, and Miss termed Infant Schools for childrentoward Imffielens tied his voyage ...
... house. Dr. Eyles had stated on General thought this could be done the passage of the clause was an charge that the enormous mortality . Theo, whet. von are ill, don't exoath that the position of the privy without prejudicing the interests of noonced the Irish ...
... slowly the great height to the water, boats, and had sent them on here. Mail re- the f pumps, t and we had already 2800 tons infant Colony the perishable perfume for the handkerchief charge and this huge vessel . • What a and whenever it touched, what cheers ...