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... INFANT MORTALITY AT ST. IVES TEE MEDICAL OFFICER'd REPOLI'. - Dr. J. M. Nicholls, medical °Meer, of St. Iv, lots just los mutual report, ertneh skews a birthrate 32.111 per thousand, and a death-rate of 21.dd. toortahly area at On rate of 7.0.5 per thottsand ...
... ST. IVES TOWN COUNCIL. --- INFANT MORTALITY AND TECH- ...
... meeting 4th. Wadmeatlay ;last. —Ur. Wears* reported teat 'hi dwitiltrate last mouth we,. latia hialter than usual owieg to infant mortality being greater st this warm of the year than at othar times. There Lai hero one fatal case of typhoid hew sii.ce the last ...
... purchase of a disinfeotor is postponed ladednitely.—For September birth-rate 24-4, 38-38, the latter caused by abnormal mortality among infants. —The Medical Officer is instructed to inspect the sources of water supply within and without the parish and to receive ...
... of Mr. sod Mrs. Samuel fine of Pengegoe, Carnbornei, %taco tok place in California receutiy :--Ths funeral of Lilian, the infant daughter of Mr. Mrs. Samuei line, who duel eyed two years, took plea,* at Pliant Cemetery, Mr. John Kendall eh - The were ...
... The birth.rate per 1,000 was 331 4 , and the death-rate 33-2. This high rate is mainly accounted for by the high mortality among infants chiefly from bronchitis. The district is fairly healthy. There been one case of scads. tins at llosveal, and one of ...
... clothed in the habit of Saint Anthony,his patron saint, and that his mortal remains may receive a Christian burial of as simple a nature as , possible in the Pantlwen of the Infants in the Monastery ,of San Lerento at the Escurial. The largest anioent ...
... about thirty more of these deaths than would have occurred on the general aver. age of the country. This high rate of infant mortal. ity deserves careful consideration. Improper feeding the substitution of farinaceons foods for the natural milk diet—is ...
... lichens, .4 itedrnth, to Edith Mary ; Baia, Meet daughter of Mr. D. W. BaM, ).P., C.C., of Portreetl. Nerme—Totom.m.-- At Mortal Clinreh, September :I, F. .1. Nettle, of Mr. W. H. Nettle, St. Macey, to Jim:ilea Louise, only daughter of Mr. T. Thomas, ...
... frantic cheering from the spectators, the corporal and his companion are borne off in safety, but General Rotiuebert has been mortally wounded. Re is carried in upon a litter, and in his last agony blesses Emmeline, who is left in charge of the old corporal ...
... sometimes, instead of falling IT, they get caked on to Use bead, whets they remain unsightly and irritating yellow patches. Infants heads occasionally get quite coated with this scurf, which caneeltber Ic biushed a our cleaned with soap and water. no alit-piect ...
... Andmw ouo of If, hochard Moldy. aged 16 months. Julolll 11, at • Mr.. 66 year. --Ua Aagaet IA dl llsbyn. soar Bolmin. Martel, Infant daughter of Wm. forma and Lien Look sorol two yawn and one Pato& —CM Ammt I, at Mary. wife of Nor dart., M.P., ut the lam ...