... to the el thew stark as and sheet the infante whom they bring the sword. the °matey would be Bar. !ally in two Of poultry only 2 the within the yam cheep 3 pee oist, pigs and rows 4 rest. and rent, but the mortality lure. ✓ata IS per Surely the is rightly ...

... medical men at Glasgow regarding the peculiar malady which affects the newly-born infants of the place. The malady has now become so prevalent and the rate of child mortality so high that the natives have become alarmed, and have urged Mr. Fiddos to tieil ...

... FEMALE INSPECTORS. Preston has gained an unenviable reputation with regard to its infantile mortality. and recently a sub-committee of the local Health Committee appointed to inquire into the carne thereof recommended amongst other things. the appointment ...

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... per se. For his purposes an equally good argument would b., that because a certain number of infants are yearly smothered by bed clothes, therefore all infants should do without, this necessary clothing. Perhaps, also. he would put in parallel columns ...

... showing mortality from smallpox, yet the years prev iousl y had a much larger percentage of mortality from other symotic diseases. I have a pamphlet at home of Swedish statistics giving diagrams which bring out this point—that the general mortality is not ...

... lIIRRY. DOCTOR'S SUOGESTION TO REDUCE IMPART MORTALITY. Dr. Beattie, the tactical ease or the wham district of !foothill Upper, near Dewsbury, in he annual report a novel maned, to rehire infantile mortality. I am so • Winer in heredity, he rays, that ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Dr. Duddeld, medical *dicer of health of Pad= ton, in his last annual report, just issued, upon a local sod general increase in infantile mortality, and says It is largely doe to lack of education on the pert of parents. Until infant bygime ...

... ioodition is critical. THE FOLLIES OF INFANT FEEDING. In the of municipal representatives at Bradford. on Werhweeday, the medical officer of health for Battersea drew attention to the need for municipal infante' milk depot.. Our high infantile mmtality ...

... which i. 26'81 per 1.000. of t ;KO bizilu 113 were malts and 127 fcmales. INFANT 31ORTALITE. One gratifying feuturo in this year . * rt•hun b. the great fall in the ntunlier of infant death. For mane yearn the number of ouch death. ha. ar.r-atA nelely 34 ...

... this mortality the ignorance, inexperience, apathy, canclessness, and neglect of the mothers or the custodians of the children; improper feeding, insufficient clothing. and general domestic mismanagement accounted for much of the excessive mortality. With ...

... that insanitary conditions as a whole must tend to increase the mortality from smallpox: no evidence is forthcoming which distinctly shows the depend• ence of the prevalence of, or the mortality from, smallpox, on the lack of sanitary conditions, as being ...