... single line. Now the point, of contee, about these camps war the infant mortality. I do Lot knew that we can form a correct opinion about it unless we had statietim as to the infant mortality among the Boers in th.tir normal conditions of life. (Hear, hear ...

... the mortality and birth returns for the three week* ended, October, 1901, states that the total deaths were 109, males and females, giving annual death-rate 19 per thousand of the population, against last year and 22J the year previous. The infant mortality ...

... figure, give annual death-rate 19* per thousand of population, against 22* last year, and 22J the-, yeaxprevious. The infant mortality .. 47J jper cent of the total death., against 55i and 62 for the two previous years. During the three week. 171 births ...

... and 36 females- living • birth-rate,3f . 19.18. Officer's report, statements were made from .. • . . time to to the infant& mortality be compared with 99 birt s and a ease of 26.19 for August. and 90 b•rthp, and • rate of 24.29 for the ing high in the ...

... it recorded an appalling infant mortality. The infant mortality was 203 to every thousand births, whereas in the 67 large towns it was only 166. When they considered this terrible death-rate, this appalling infantile mortality with the fact ...

... photographs and Otherwise as to the number and wretchednees cellar dwellings, and to Liverpool’s Unenviable notoriety infant mortality, the progress consumption, diphtjierik, and other diseases, arising from overcrowding and general unwholesome conditions ...

... Council with regard to their iufactile mortality. He thonght they fally satisfied the representatives of the County Couneil that they were doing everything that conld possibly be done to reduce the infant mortality. The statistics which had been compiled ...

... Armstrong pt raed, and their farms and trancmission 4 in tcofes im the con- 7 wives the story cut the wee tome st the infant mortality steering mechanism ce vasl camp to per mariné by ineans of lose, distance without wires or th it wis not ments in the ...

... spokes to softly. Dn. M vests:. Medical °Meer of Health for the Gorton Distriet of Manchester. commenting on the very high infant mortality, says that each succeedieg y, ar confirms his observations that the annual epidemic of diarrhoea and typhoid is connected ...

... and Duchess were enabled to enter at once upon the occupation of the mansion. With the object of preventing infant mortality —which among infants under twelve months has reached the high ratio of 162 per I,ooo—the Borough Council of Battersea has determined ...

... unlikely than this. It is significant to note, however, that of the five deaths two were of infants under one year, which would, if maintained, give an infant mortality of about 89 per 1,000 births. Though this would certainly be lower than the rate in most ...

... spoken to softly. Da. MARTIN. Medical Officer of Health for the Gorton Di.triet of Manchester, commenting on the very high infant mortality. says that each succeeding year confirms his observations that the annual epidemic of diarrhoea and typhoid is connected ...