... the Boer population who are to he left to the new colonies. It.. medical journal has stated that at thell Irt rate of infant Mortality prevailing fur three consecutive years the Boer children in the country would have become completely annihilated. There ...

... Enet and »ojt llundmd* was 10.000. TU births nurabewd deaths li7. The birth rate was *7-«. and tbe death rate 12.7. tbo infant mortality being lll.d per registered. Buty-wii earns of symotic diseese had hem notified daring the y*»r. caiMMof small pox h.»d ...

... inquiry and legislation essential. also utged compulsory teaching in schools of physiology and hygiene. The enormous infant mortality largely resulted from absolute ignorance cf child feeding and elementary hygiene. ...

... «arf»res. soaked with the filth d reneratKins. with sanitary arrangements th« a dog 1 a'mo«t turn op his nose at. an infant mortality that was dts-tv,' us. have boon paved, and drained, and K'ktH. hs« been lei into them bv judicious ■hr'■.lition*, and ...

... births 11 ' 0 132 deaths of infanta under one year 'u ' iaft «cct ' h(-TI- w ...

... held on Thursday at Bull Itow, Bull Close. CORONER AND INFANT MORTALITY. An inquest was held by the Norwich Coroner (Mr. R. W. Laden) at the 13ird-in-Hand. Miller's Lane, on the body of an infant child named Rosa Smith, the ten months' old daughter of ...

... the glory ran, siotNl on the wall Carnarvon Castle before miwd. and slaiwel them hit infant son. Ihitold l*ri,iio€«,” or words to that effect. ' nm«rt interesting infant mor» will appear m the iseue I the • Ijoeal Government Review. laurhor, while isa ...

... M. per share, income tax and colonial tan. INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. The iatpruatioual roiijcrww held at Bru4«!n bun r ...

... it n«»tira ; and » that the business a , on, insist noon stan*,..l 151 “o supply a standard, in such to infant life as milk. infant mortality brought a boat >s ronsiitor.tbly more than the i.ni.'*', The indirect -hr/ ? t in™ are even worac. rhildren ...

... adopted it because they believed it would be spending money wisely. The city could better afford a high rate than • high infant mortality, or inadequate sanitation, or inefficiency in educational work. (Hear. hear.) It was possible to be sconomical in rates ...

... habit at *'•l aUtistic* for the p«*t '*«• fin *? inrrcasr in the deathfr-.r,, ,1,° 1° the heavy infant mortality •-k L a V thc 62 during the 'Ur f.ii infant* unner a »*, .in,.'•’ ,n , * * tlle au»e death »t ihi,' , ...

... registered was 313-13 melee and female.. This was equal to a birthrate of 19! per 1000, os compared with 14.2 in IBIS. The' infant mortality, measured by the deaths under one year to 1000 born, was 55.5, as compared with 37 in 1905. Nineteen rertificates under ...