... THE REAL SOCIAL REFORMER. By CANON BARNETT. HOW THE POOR LITE. “SOME OF THE CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY,” By M. LOANB. HOW MAYORS ARE CHOSEN: jrORTUITE Is said t* reside in one’s faoe, sod it cannot denied that THE We have the setting of the face. AND ...

... birth»rate 31.SS per 1.000. Epidemic disease caused only one death. Five children died under one year of age. giving a rate infant mortality of 73.52 per 1.000 births. No fewer than 20 persona died aged and upwards lone 93t. deaths were due disease* of the two ...

... HOW TO GET GENUINE KUTNOW'S POWDER THIS Send 41, so pass. Seven children died under one year age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 116.66 per 1.000 births. Of these. seven, however, five were doe to premature birth, over which control ran scarcely ...

... the mattresses of a bed. INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECEETARY. A deputatioo from the British Medical Amodia• Bea yesterday waited upon Mr. Asquith, to ergo lb* ftei 4' fur legislation with • Mew to leant mortality by preventing moth*. from ...

... at ail tier, 13. the rate being 130 W. be rote I year 171.24. lX the children burn. td died under one yolr, giving an infant mortality rate of 7t..72. Lama year it Tae inspector of nuisance. Me. I). E. Wit- Lame. reported that there hod been a great. eciamty ...

... Referring the overcrowding of cities, the President remarks, ” that the death rate snows terrible increase, especially in infant mortality, in overcrowded tenements, not merely in the great crowded slums of high buildings in New York and Chicago, but in the ...

... which. compared with fifty sensibly decreased. The other is that, notwithstanding the deoline in the geeing death-rate, infant mortality toads to increase rather than deoreant.—Percy Alden, Christian World.' lime. Sarah Bernhardt believes that has discovered ...

... whether there was not some sinister meaning behind it. With regard to infant mortality, he contended that the employment women mills tended to increase the rate of infant mortality. It was undoubted, said, that the rate was greater where artificial feeding ...

... birth-rate pew 1000 living 90.3 (number. 62); death-rate. 90.3 (number, 611. Sysiotie diaseaas: Menefee, 1: erveipelas. 1. Infant mortality rails pow 1400 births, (number, 0). Water deeply: Source. Portabeed Water COMriny amnia and pure. • Sewerage and drainage: ...

... Last it was 57 per 1,000. The number of births was 635, excess over the deaths, and showed birth-rate of per 1,000. The infant mortality under one year continued show a high rate, viz., 329 per 1.000 of the population. Many parishes showed exceptionally ...

... the city infant morVvlity is 1t0.9, r Burns, speskinjr in London, not ions mo, ssid it mould wiser to spsnd on the boy of it than after 40 years of tge. We My, it is wiser to begin with the mother. It more economical. Where infant mortality is highest ...

... children should put through course of hygiene. Dr. Moore, Huddersfield, gave an ad drees on infantile mortality. England losing yearly 1,200,000 infants over and above what should be recorded, due to neglect and ignorance.. A resolution was adopted in favour ...