... in St. Martin-at-Oak 22*6. The relative destructiveness of the clutn even more muiked when we compare the tables of infant mortality. The death rate among children of leas than twelvemonth old was 12*3 in St. James, and 13*1 in St. Mary-at- Coslany, ...

... subscriptions being raised tor their relief. Stabch Poisomixu has been said, ou good autheritr, to bo the maiw cause of infant mortality. farinaceous foosehould be given to chi Id till it has full mouth A teeth, unless such food has been previously ma«d ...

... the prosecutor in this cnee. Prisoner waa committed to take hie trial the next Quarter let the Oenntr ftnflelk. NORWICH INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... avoid injurious imitations. Pries Is. par Bettis. SraacH Poisosi.vo has been said, good authority, bo the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should given to child till it has full month of teeth, unless such food has been previously malted ...

... number to succeed Mr. R. L. as chief officer. St arc Poiaoruvo has been mid, on rood authority to be the mam caune of infant mortality. Ne farinaceoua food should (riven child till it haa fall mouth of teeth, anlem each food haa been previously malted ...

... municipal authorities for their admirable artangemcnts.” Staxch PoiaoKiso has been said, good authority, to be the main cause infant mortality. No farinaceous food rbouid be given to child till it has a full mouth teeth, unless such food has been urevieuslv malted ...

... rarraa's Tismeen ft Paeme’sTiiiiieew ft Pawn's ft I Sraacn Pouorao has beta said, good suthenty, te be the mam cause of infant mortality, bo farinaceous feed should be given child till it has a full meath of teeth, oaleu such feed has been malted. Hoauca's ...

... ventilation of tbo rooma. the of mfua. mpacmlly tho and foadtog of infanta. wkS might, wu hopad. rodnea high rata of infant mortality aty, aad mut often gin practical to bow tbo work la Maaibidw wbrnn monmmi bad bean nry auoeaaafal. tho Indy vwilera often ...

... ratio of infant mortality in Norwich, which is far too high, as the Medical-officer Health has frequently reminded ns. Various theories have been broached to account for it. There mar even, a few have said, some sinister relationship between infant mortality ...

... policy the Board if th* figures really point to diminution birth rnt*. It* only fair to mention connection with that th* infant mortality *f Norwich, according tsrWfcis, against 286 for coo.try. Tb. otb.r ud tb. w.rlt of tb. oomß.l. tathymbul.m 00. over which ...

... ayaotie rata, tbs caaea freaa vboopmg cough sight caaaa at dnnhwa. vaa o*o. annual rata was 16*3. ia 1897 . 5*9. Ttaa infant mortality vaa 142*2. anmbor of caass in. fcctiona vaa 72. i>r. Hujh Tajior ccotmu**—The MaiUry oonditioo of tbo on whole 1 think ...

... the city aa whole waa 6*7 per 10.0 of tha papalatmu all ana. . important potn to ha ootuad ia that while tha avaraga infant mortality rata far tha 33 gre t towns (as compared with 1897) inmaaaad 2*o pm 1000 births, that of Norwich decreased 2*o pm birtha ...