... deaths registered laet quarter included 34,499 of infants under one year of age, 6R,600 of persona aged between one year and 60 year, ►nd 44,8,4 of persons aged 60 years and upward/. The mortality of infants, as Treasured by the proportion of deaths under ...

... addressee by Dr. Wellesley Harris. The ratio of mortality among infants is so great that it would be well if euob practital addresses and advice could be given in every borough. 'The alarming amount of mortality among young children might then be appreciably ...

... rate, coupled with the high rate of infantile mortality, bait led to a general recognitiou of the immense importance of adopting all reasonable means to rear healthy and vigorous t-hildtytt from those infants who are born alive. Dr. Ad. Poussardin has teceutly ...

... There were 2.791 deaths from accidents, being to infants who had been suffocated in bed. Diarrhoea caned 2,504 deaths, diphtheria 1,181, 'whooping coug h 1.880, and small-pow 1,314. The mortality of infants is again the most startling feature of the return ...

... practical attention which has been given to the rearing of Infants, and particularly to their nourishment, during the last third a century. It is just thirty-six years since Benin, of Infant Food celebrity, started his life-saving industry, and it is ...

... In Finistere and Comas one Hods least hygiene and most children, but not the highest mortality of children. In some parts of Normandy, with • high infantile mortality, the mean life is vet very long. Thee it isabout 48 years in Bore, 47 in Orme and Calvados ...

... often the cause of its death, It is to be hoped that the list of rules and regulations concerning the care and feeding of infants, which has been prepared by the medical officer of health for Fulham, will have the de-mil effect of making parents among ...

... practical attention which has been given to the rearing of Infants, and particularly to their nourishment., during the last third of a century. It is just thirty-six years since Yellin, of infant Food celebrity started his life-saving industry, and it is ...

... authorities might pay more attention to the districts where the death rate is so high. Titer the high mortality is due chiefly to the deaths of infants is very certain ; it is also about in a measure by overcrowding. As, however, a rrnnf of the first assertion ...

... leaf. To the diminished use el cows' milk for infants, and the increase of feeding by mother's milk, Dr. Sykes, the medical officer health for St. Pancras, attributes the largely decreased infantile mortality in his district. Harry Delrin, a white man, ...

... ins of Infants, and particularly to their nourish.. meld, during the last third of a century. is just thirty-six years Yellin, of Infare. Food celehrty started Lis life-saving industry, and it is not too to say that through . the rearing of infants has been ...

... practical attention which has been given to the re ar- ing of Infants, and particularly o their nourimaul, duriug the last third of a century. It is just thirty-six years sisae Meltin, of infant Food celebrity started his life-saving industry. and it is ...