... interesting figures to the age of marriage and the rate of infant mortality in various classes of society. He said the figures showed a relation between the alcoholic habits of parents and the mortality among children, and mentioned that, in spite of tbe liability ...

... sbout. h, mg and running about. Certainly germs of o1 any kind had a fair chance, if they liked, to make P an attack Infant mortality mway well be high 83 when we as the evils they are subjected to, even IN in a well-r~ld tshooL through the waat of S ...

... wqrkhouse hospital it at Traninere, where hte died on Saturday. The ! jury returned a verdict of Accidental death, h INFANT MORTALITY IN l~i$i(KsA. AT.-At the 11 Westminster Hotel, Prijg-street, on the body of Ellen Foley, ?? months old daughte of James ...

... well-measured and careful. Amongst tbe matters discussed this week at Nottingham have been hypnotism, chronic inebriety, infant mortality, the employment of married women, nursery hygiene, and a whole host of ) questions bearing upon sanitary science in its ...

... the whole of England and Wales, and 2*5 higher than tho rate foe the previous year. Thersteof infant mortality measured the proportion of deaths of infants undertone year 1,000 births was lor urban and rural eombtnM, htrt was in the urban, against 1® ...

... but this was somewhat tempered Bets, eby the enormous mortality amongst the chil- qit 10 dren. In country places, anad towns mainly disgm inhabited by the industrial classes, the infant w mortality was far above the average, and in some vd tttowns tl ...

... voluntary vaccination mortality Tokio city whioh covers 100 miles of ground is 20 per 10J0L The infant mortality is owing to too early exposure of new-born children It week-old baby of ot about eight ana out to be jumbled its infant nurse romps with other ...

... -t, stood by him. (Cheers,) They had it on b e the authority of Dr. Norman Ker, who ti ls had given them statistics of infant mortality al g showng that of e0,000 children under a ry five yesre who had died, the deaths of 69,000 w ere el en either directly ...

... below tho averages of the last ten years, and 30 less than in the corresponding week of last year, making the rate uf total mortality equal to 21*5 per 1,000 the estimated population. Zymotic diseases occasional 33 deaths, being a decrease of 18 the averages ...

... remarkably good. The normal Jeatb-rato was about 20 per 1,000 ; bat this year he cspected that, notwithstanding the heavy mortality the beginning the year, it would not be more than 25. Smallpox was at present on the increase. unfortunate accident bad happened ...

... below the averages of tha last ten yean, and 00 lass than in the corresponding week last year, making the rate of total mortality equal te 20*7 per of estimated population. Zymotic diseases oo oasioned 15 deaths, being decrease 30 on the averages. Of ...

... 23 below (he averages of the last ten years, and more than in (he corresponding week last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to per 1,000 of the estimated population. Zymotic diseases occasioned deaths, being a decrease of 28 on the averages ...