... Mabel M., infant, St. Matthew. Mann, Ernest A.. infant, St. Clement. Oct.'19, Etheridge, Ann E., 45 Nears. St. Helen. Bull, Mabel, 6 years, Foxhall. Moore Leonora. infant. St. Matthew. Smith. Iris G. A. M.. infant. St. Mat- thew. MORTALITY ...

... ste-ps to establish one or *roue depots in snitabie partt of the city for foe orepamnn and sanle oa sterilosed milk t- for infants, is ~receirig the atteln- *; of!s at sn comii t, composed of Mdtto2r E. Far~iellla~nbd9 H Campbell, I A. ShelmerdifO and Dr ...

... Ethel L., infant, St. MattheM. SCarlett, Mabel A., infant, St Clement. hitby, Gteorge E., infant, St. John.M. Sept. 17, Mason, Frede. A. L., 55 years. St. Mar- g aret. , Hicks, PaHela ly.. 24 years, St. Helen. Knights, Harriett E., infant, St. Mer- garet ...

... there of providing sterilised humanised milk for infants. Dr. Barwise touches upon the subject of infantile mortality in his annual reports, and mentions that handbills and tracts on the feeding of infants are being printed, and the Corporations -who are ...

... are cm T. Burka, E. rrownbill W. Croefeid, R. A. Hampson, and Msael H. Maxwell, junr. With a view to 4imin n the id~rtile mortality in the city, the Cownil recently voted a sum of money for the n of a system fur sp steied ik for in The sp e entrus With ...

... to helluthsmi $nlioy. The prolonged hot, dry season may also have had something to do with the increaee(i mortality from diarrhea, as infants fed artificially are likble. to become sufferers from the rapid changes in these periods of increased heat. ...

... chair of the synod in defence of a It so robust and aggressive Christian faith, the Oc At Highs dad, While the decrease in mortality, as evi- OP V 2 denced by the returns with reference to Gilbei ded, Liverpool last week, must, be viewed with iast Olstiaction ...

... by the spear trap and the practice of amphibious habits; but the race was poor in physique, neg. lectiul and remorseless of infant female life. Each tribe wvas In perpetual war with the next, between whom a river or a mountain was the only line of deniarcation ...

... the deaths frorn tuberculous afctions at. all ages has tal-en place in England and Wales during the Inst sixty years, the mortality from tabes Mnesenterica or abdoninal tuberculosis, which practically represents tuberculosis in infancy, has been scarcely ...

... ,Blakre, Elsie M. L., I year, St.- Michael. Lamb, Maud B., infant, St. Matthew. I , King, Edward A , infant, St. Helen. Dyes, Walter E., infant, St. Matthew. in Dunnett, Bertram F., infant, St. Peter. n Sept. Flack, John; 46 years, St. Helen. bd Coates ...

... Baldwin, Arthur, 53 years, St. Matthew. ., Hughes, Charles J,, 1 year, St. Matthew, Parker, Julia M., infant, St. Peter. thi Coleman, Elsie L., infant, St. Matthew. thi jai. 31. Scrutton, Sarah, 83 years, Rushmere. Co Banks, Alexander J., ,5 years, St ...

... Nunn, Bessie L., infant, St. Matthew. Stroulger. Hilda C., infant. All Saints. Aug. 15, Richmond. Georgianna, 68 years, St. Matthew. Newman, Rachel S., 67 years. St. Helen. Farman, Blanche W4 years, St. Margaret. Eley Arthur, infant, St. Clement. Davies ...