... stand why everybody should not be made to spiel English, and thus rave a deal of trouble. That the death rate is higher among infant boys than girls is well known, and this is evidenced by the fact that though our population 'attains more women than men, ...

... the past month. Thu probably due more to special seasonal conditions than to causes to which the high rata cf infantile mortality is usually attributable in manufacturing eoasmunity. but at the sasae time the increase of the ssortality rats most always ...

... giving a rate of 1.7. Two deals have occurred from respiratory organs (excluding phtldels) and one from pbtbisio. The senile mortality MI pen and opweeds) has been four. giving a rate of 11.4. Tee deaths have occurred from umiak diseases (nine from diarrhoea ...

... up to the modern Dink Turpins be is insulted. If he does pay the nuisance increases. * • • Intemperance and Infantile Mortality. !toxic time ago an eminent American doctor, on hia first visit to England, told a Etedditch gentleman that the two things ...

... than sir occa red in infests node one year of age, and three in persons over 65 years of see. to this huh rats of infantile mortality during the month, I find that io four out of the mix babies who died the oertilia.l eme of death was premature birth In d ...

... nt of an infants' health society. Such an organisation had been started in Worcester, the Corporation bearing half the oast and leaving the control in the hands of the society. In the first year, taking one quarter alone, infantile mortality fell by fifty ...

... before one year of 1W Is complete. A. two mows of helping to redoes the mortality among lateen Dr. 'Leawood suggests the edsoation of .shoal girls in the elements of healthy infant rearing, and 'dateline the preempt mothers, through the messy of women ...

... equal to a i rate of 19.6 per 1000 of the population. Of thou deaths eight were of infante under one year old, equal to a rate of nearly seven per 1000. This mortality rate is higher than it has been for some time, and is abovethe yearly average both ...

... were registered, the rate being equal *4 9 per t.ooo. There were no deaths.from any of the symotic diseases, only one in infants under one year of age, and one due to phthisis. Three cbm of scarlatina were notified, all of which were removed to the hospitsl ...

... a few days ago in London, no the question of the p ion of infantile mortality, and the welfare of miming mothers, that Lord Robert Cecil Galled attention to this awful waste of infant life, which is one of the most regrettable aspects of modern social ...

... such dangerous diseases as typhoid by thousands, so long as they were not as big as tadpo'es. The present appalling mortality among infants, for histanee, would be reduced almost to vanishing point if the little ones could always be fed with pure milk. A ...

... rate of 97 p r 1,000. lufloeoxa wae the of death in eiz inetanoee. There ia caticfaotory decline in the rale of Infantile mortality. The symotio death-rate ia the lowaat recorded ainoe Dr. Jephoott baa bold the appointment of Medical Officer. Of the Are ...