... DR. SMIRTHWAITE-BLAGK ON INFANT MORTALITY BURNLEY. On Tuesday evening, before the Burnley Literary and Scientific Club, Dr. Smirthwaite-Black read very interesting piper Food. it contained many practical hints and much valuable advice, and at the close ...

... buildings who were removed to hospitals, was 1819 per 1,000, which is 321 per 1.000 below the average of London. The infant mortality was 13367 in each 1,000 births, or 2033 below that of London ...

... pestilential nature of the year ; and ha much doubted whether it would be much surpassed by any rural district. The rate of infant mortality was pretty much the same as in 1890. Nineteen deaths bad taken place from zymotio diseases, six tram scarlet fever, two ...

... papur ou Food, being a continuation paper oa same subject gave a short time since. essayist's remarks en the heavy infant mortality in Burnley were especially worthy of note, and we hope give our Saturday's issue summary what Councillor waite- Black ...

... ending May 21st the total deaths were males and females—or an annual rate of 21 and per thousand against last year. The infant mortality was 47 per cent, of the total deaths. The birth-rate for the same period was 40 per thousand, being nearly double the ...

... towns. Very much dirtier towns than Preston have much lower death-rate. Whet her owing the contamination of the Kibble, infant mortality, or any other cause, there is a strong need for Sanitary reform. There must be a great lack of public spirit in the borough ...

... largely attributable to infant mortality. For the past year the deaths of children under one year was out of total 382, the average death-rate being lfi ...

... ■VTEAVE established 182 S. An jL In Patent Air-tight Tins. EAVE S —For Infants, Invalids &the Aged A. JL’ Vo/ Growing Children. Promotes the healthy action ol the Bone-tonning and flesh^produciag. EAVE’S Well adapted for Children Xl Ace-l People, and ...

... gradually abated towards the end July. The mortality during the last quarter rose 27; eleven were infants under one year, seven from old age. It will be noticed in the above summary that deaths of i infants preponderate; they number 32. This isexces* ...

... also the Rev. S. L. Fenton and Rev. Charles Dodge, curates of the church, Miss Watson (superintendent of the girls' and infants' department), Captain Woods (Church Army), Messrs. C. Fenton and A. Lee. After the ' hymn Onward, Christian Soldiers, had ...

... with 42 in 1890 and 51 in 1889. The death rate for the year was 2408. cad the increased mortality bad occurred chiefly among persons over 60 years of age and infants under one year of age. Of the 25 persons over 60 who died, 11 were upwards of 70 and below ...

... to a ease mortality of 757 per cent. ! The ease mortality of the whole number is a distinctly I favourable result, as thn usual case m jrtali*y is about j 10 per cent. Of the 53 cases of enteric fever, 9 proved fatal, equal to h case mortality of 16-9S ...