... HOW THE CHILDREN DIE. The infantile mortality rate, 111.2, is the lowest on record in the county, and is 6 per 1,000 less than last year. The diminution, though small, has been gradual for the last four years. and has chiefly affected the urban districts ...

... death-Tate of chihken, and the of infantile siostality. The fourth of mortality is the indent:Wl occemition of women. This, can be no doubt that any cease which deprives the infant for nearly the half of each mating day of the care of :nether, must lead ...

... to 1891, the fees for that year, if they adopted the would nsult In a los- of £27 10s. RI. in the mixed school, and in the Infants school there would be a gain a se that deducting the gain from the loss in the other school, it would leave £2l as. In the ...

... rote of mortality, Buxton will very favourably with that obtained la the &nth nits being equal to 111 pee of the pepslasle., nearly one quarter of die those who had pawed s A i r o irCommonly allotted e t ild mrn r ,Z more than among infants under their ...

... Jumble meg, M Potter and F Penniman. Reoitatioe, no joke to be • bay.' infants.' Character song, and E Comes and W Fletcher. 'Th. Darkies bride.' Operetta. • The fairy grotto.' Mortals:— Mother, J Sherwood. Amos, II Helium. Carl, Hallam. Mr Grimes, R liaospeos ...

... white marble, is the vault containing the remains of Henry VIII.. and one of his Queens (Jane Seymour), Charles 1., and an infant daughter of Queen Anne. . . On entering the north aisle, the tomb of Edward IV. is seen. Itols of black marble. and situated ...

... less diarrhea amongst pown-ap people. Epidemic diarrhea of a fatel type is especially prevalent amongst infants, and most amongst hand-fed infants. Th;r - e - i — s iso --- ioubt that contamination of milk is the chief cause of diarrheas mamma &Rehm ...

... rats was 334 per ibeenand popelatim. sad the death-rate 161 per themes& of these who died were infants , year. B. had no reason to think that high mortality had been doe in any way wisdidees. bet was probably owing to low vitality at or injud iciou s feeding ...

... proved up to the hilt, and with the gnash Wesel& accuracy. at Wooster sae it abashad sad adopted Agora sanitary the infant mortally has declined 40 pr . Is his alb Matemest Dr. White says He put le a plea for he. : White knew voll he was this 4 ;thist ...

... town, as affecting an infant. Your medic-II officer ascertained from the father (the mother b deg out of the house) that a tramp had lodged in the hour. one night and introduced the disease. As speedily possible both mother an 1 infant were conveyed to the ...

... cultivation, therefore, is of primary importance, and should begin at the earliest stage of life. But when we see how young infants are permitted, by the indulgence of foolish mothers, to defy them and their nurses, to struggle and scream and kick in paroxysms ...

... milk depots and they owed to .riet, the mortality bowed. In 1906. when they had no municipal milk depots. the Infantile modality was 176; whilst in 1900 and 1901, when the depots were in existence, the mortality was 238 end 275. They could, therefore. ...