... seven chief zymotic dizeases the mortality has been at the rate of 1.49 per 1,000 per annum, for which the deaths from scarlet fever typhoid fever, measles and whooping cough aré responsible. - The rate of infant mortality was equal to 14.01 per cent. of ...

... 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 ...

... it noted, be tilt we wort ti credence to the statement,. niade that employment. pauperism, r;in t` itt tion, and infant mortality. l the extent of four-fittlr.. UPIV due ti forted c al it ion,. What is our duty in this? We i Political body. , ...

... death-rate in the whole oountry, and 097 lower than the oorrespoading death-rate in the large towns. The proportion of infant 'mortality was very high In the boroughs of tiyde (256 per 1000), 81a1ybridge (240 per 1000), and Dukinfield (221 per 1000), whine ...

... 1862 114. it wee to 181 on The law of (faith points out the infant mortality was eaceptionady .0219 Brews pa IMO/ • portioo of the Boron& ober• mortality ha• ordinarily bigb. 17 that thu mortality inoresen to the warm weather. and tifit It a SO duoaths of ...

... and 21 the average of previous ao years; eight of these perms being over Cxf years of age. This was abe death rate. The infant mortality Rhildrea lunder one year of age) was 5.1 as compared with 6.25 in the previous year. and pa, average of the p&vious no ...

... the 76 greet towns in England and Wales. The 'mortality from each of the *even chief semiotic enoept scarlatina, was lower in Cheshire than in the large towns. As compared with the whole country the mortality from mead.. form., sod diarrhea was very low ...

... moment, earned their living on the streets, so long as this was the ease isnlong would there lie' that enormous amount of infant ,mortality that was troubling our legislators at the present moment. It had been said that the possession of the vote by some women ...

... Society's Jeered. (overbears the LiesemengLaws and tits beryl Family. rigor et the N.& P.C.C. meeting. • Isolate on infant mortality. Air return de., are held one for our Sala i dMeening Edition. ACCIDENT TO MRS. GRANGER. —We regret to kers that Mrs ...

... properly adjust the economic standard and of our industrial affairs, and at the same time to improve environment. With to 1 infant mortality, they should raise the I status of motherhood by improving cur. ' roundings, improving indiv.idual character, and improving ...

... Ls:PANT MORTALITY. M. Hewitt. le movies the pinta at the minutes the rile* Mettle committer. mid they .d Ippmeted committoe to earnaider the ipn stem et infant mortality, to briny forward same He hoped the York of the committee would prove the infant children ...

... decrease of o*B per 1,000 living. Tie infant mortality,' 'js the Doctor, is not good record.for though the rate of mortality among infants in was just below that in England and Wales, the proportion of deaths of infant under one year of each ...