... the bad arraagenwat of the streets and courts. In tie particular area where the piipolabow is dense, the annual rate of infant mortality in the last four years has 252 to every 1,000 births. scheme for the demuliti id the insanitary houses and the improvements ...

... 190. sant to the boa Ito ambit that the infant mortality is duo to • lave stiteilt to the tact that many soothe/al limos la the mon go to work in the Putterteal Them le In t that tins is la the team. of the of infant mortalityl is the North Set town,. generally ...

... twarlet foyer, diph. Iberia. or measles. and one death from typhoid fever. The birth shows a diced , Increase, and the infant mortality. thongh not quite an rood as list year maintains the improremen. as pompano , ' with former ream Wr. Wain mentioned ...

... much remains to be in raising the standard of intelligence amongst them in nearly every matter of domestic The rate if infant mortality, for instance, is fearfully high. Frequeut total referenota to this fact have bon mad* lately. We do not suppose that ...

... Council, given mortality ntatistics which are both manning and alarming an to the high rate of infant mortality in the borough, which is regariltal as a healthy place, and ah.ro the co r t d,t t o t ui of society are such as to favour infant health and the ...

... refusing to restore the he rltel not think they would put a Rum health and the mirth which the chikfren'i entirely to this infant mortality. Rut there and the oh'l'lfwn • • tonhrirht, were other muses which he Mash wit/h.' Stw. thanked them mey much for the ...

... for 300 de among infante annually. It is inert or leas a .pies. i tion of arithmetic what must be the infant Imortality of the country, alwaye bearing in mind that the same ii,, not everywhere to the extent, The subject of infant mortality from other c:iu ...

... rettued to 23 'I be baths registered tiumbered 869—males 388, &ad 281— aloiool 798 year. Re of that a grew deal of their infant mortality was due to the eruploy• mint of mothers in the manufactories, the children being the charge of elder fetes. or of neighbours ...

... the Prime Minister to the publiestion of s journal by hi. Department, dealing with such subjects as public health and infant mortality. Conchnifne, he said he siewed the prospects of his Dill with cheery ennfl'enee, but he quite recognised that it we. ...

... the h.rme improlet. The Infant ; you ha' , in mortality was very larte. Per thoneen.l, Mr. Pinup:, • Thou I hog tour pardon. I hint, en. then ware ether town it. iii.. Ai once Challinor is lorieloy arti,h s linger 'mortality He 414 •inc )ou Ahout that ...

... districts.” Of the inany coetributory causes of rrecessive infant mortality. says Dr. Reid, the ore whsch ex ail others in potency is the prevailing among mothers as to the proper feeding e infants. Some in the eourdy—end Dr. Reid individualises wisdom of ...

... died from eonvoloitins. facts serve ti call attention to the high rate mortality - I among infants in Newcastle, about which otifficient io not heard. The rate of infant .!e I mortality in the borough is really very alarming. Arsordinz to the annual report ...