... consider Mr. Begbie's referen,v3 to infant mortality in Belfast. Be produces like an expert conjurer a set of figures from nowhere. He . _ . In the March quarter of last year the percentage of Infantile mortality in West Belfast was 28.1; in the whole ...

... month. After his death search made for the will, but it could not be tonad. Ills widow brought the suit, naming defendant the infant, they being the nertof-kin. Ik waa an behalf of the defendant that the decaaeed had destroyed the after the birth of the child ...

... defendant the infant , they ing of-kin. It suggested behalf ih* d tliat the had destroyed after the birth of the child, with • •• making new will and providing t . Evidence was given that at** before bis death the testator, that bis illness war. mortal, had l ...

... 1898 1902, there were 261 deaths, or 35 per cent, of those attacked. The case mortality for the whole United States for the ten years, 1898-1907, was per cent- The mortality in Leicester, where 95 per cent, of the population are not vaccinated all. was ...

... they may he, to nurse their infants, it is surely all important that they should be acquainted with the next best thing in the way of nourishment for their babies. S4l much depends on those first twelve months of an infant's existence, whether it shall ...

... faith in »accimtion and mraccination in the atamping out of an epidemic of amallpox. Since timea it bad been found that mortality in vaccinated people under ten yearn waa exceptionally email. Since 18H etajt only three pemde were affected with amallpox ...

... and from tuberculosis) was 3.4. The figurer for that district were,— 9 deaths. el 16 1909 -.— 4 INFANTILE MORTALITY. As regarded iptent mortality ' the rate in Ilatbsuctes and Bathgar was very high compared with the whole of Ireland. which compared very ...

... particularly the poorer districts of the city, giving parent* the most explicit * and carefully-worded hints to the care infants and voui.g children. the question of the general physique of the inhabitants ot Belfast he was emphatic that they compared ...

... voices, ami from their phrases receive December quartet' against Into your mind sorao impression of their During last 1.521 infants under one year I modes thought, you would soy that Human f g Hied the city of Belfast, nwtutw the «orlu*t and most barborous ...

... of general vaccination, he says, practically the whole population of Kashmir contracted small-pox in childhood. The mortality was appalling. From this and other causes 50 per cent. of the children are said to die in infancy. I often wish the opponents ...

... 'misname aa well as suffering from • cold. A PLEASANT SURPRISE. _ _ But the moment de rose to speak that'lltags of the ing mortal. cold and esewse were forgotten. From first to last be rag 'with taste and feeling. As Geronti x = !reading was charged with ...

... After his Meath was : made few the will. but it maid not he found. The widow brought. the son, naming an de• fruclant the infant, they being the nestinfi kin.. It was suggested on behalf .of tbs. de• fondant that the demised had ihnitroyerkt•he will after ...