... the mortality at different periods of life, under five years of age, that is the infant period. 11.3 deaths were registered as compared with 176 registered in the previous year. It is satisfactory to find this diminution in the infantile mortality, as ...

... equally divided between infant and believer’s baptism, aod that the president gave his casting vote in favour of the infants. To this is attributable in a great measure the confusion that abounds today. The sprinkling of infants was first introduced in ...

... Infantile Mobtautt.— The table of infantile mortality- ibova, in former yean, that the ortality amongst infanta varies much in different parishes, and in the same parish in different years. Calculating this mortality under the basis of deaths under 1 year ...

... health visiting is now in course of being organised. The addresses of 312 infants were sent to the health visitors for visitation. I cannot leave the subject of infantile mortality without referring to the Children's Aot, 1908, or, as it has been called ...

... non-adoption of the Act. The charge in that the mother, of Inverness have lost the art (if that is the correct term) of retrial, infants. The cure, of course, is more regulation. Parente cannot be depended upon to nurture their own Andrea, but they are quite ...

... carcfully-constnidted index all the facta relating to the life of each child. Her “little list extended to total of 1060 infants, to whom paid nearly 8000 visits. It cannot be doubted that, the coarse of her visits, the lady gave many practical hints ...

... long remain under the stigma of acquiescing in an excessively high lose of infant life without taking vigorous steps to remedy the evil. While the general rate of infantile mortality in England is 132 per thousand, in Inverness it is no leas than 145, and ...

... healthier dwellings they would not have caused such excessive mortality. The lesson taught by the infant death-rate is also sadly suggestive. In the district of Kilmuir in Skye no fewer than 322 infants under one year die for every thousand that are born ; and ...

... matter of excessive infantile mortality in his next report, contrasting Inverness with other towns, and especially pointing out the main which arc to be deplored. With improved sanitation, and no epidemic to explain why infants should bead the death rate ...

... elephants shaking with might and main. No, you don’t,” ho shouted. Yon are well enough to-day,” and they stopped shsking. Infant in Spain.— Of all the great cities of Europ.t, and probably of world, Madrid is deadliest to child life. Throughout Spain ...

... peewit were to become extinct. Municipal Milk fob Infants. In ad article in the Practitioner,” interesting description is given of the endeavours made to supply, through municipal channels pure milk for infants. In Battersea the charge for a full supply of ...

... watered his ink, she least understood and studied his little “fads.” But fate decreed otherwise, and Mrs. Grimshaw, who was but mortal, phe was fond of reminding refractory lodgers, went the way of all lie mi. In other words, she died, and married niece, with ...