... consumption to the healthi- ness of milch cows iIf the county, and the fact that infant mortality was lower in urban than in rural districts to the boiling of milk given to infants in the urban districts. POLLING DISTRICTS CHANGED. The Polling Districts Committee ...

... says a good deal for the general intelligence of the people, and much for the diligent teaching of medical men, that the infant mortality as as compared with other plaoes is small, and de- creasing. We wonder if the doctors would not also be the first to ...

... were equal to an anneal rate of 25 77 per 1,000 of the population. The births exceeded the deaths by 83. The rate of infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths of children under one year of age, was con- siderably less than last year. Diseases ...

... end in a spirited manner. Too much credit cannot be awardea to Mr and Mrs Tipping of the mixed school, and Miss Evans of the infant school, and their assistants for the remarkable talent displayed by their pupils. The proceeds of the entertainment go towards ...

... of Health (Dr J it 1 Ray wood), for the year 1899 was [.resented as follows following table shows cerlaiti statistics of mortality for the year compared with the average for the Rural. District in the 19 preceding years, and for England and Wales for 1899 ...

... against 21'2 in 1898 and 24'3 in 1897. 16 infants, died before attaining the age of 12 months. I here note the marked decrease in infantile mortality as compared with the previous year, 106 per 1000 of infants born as against 204-2 in 1898. The 96 deaths ...