... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a dialsthong effect upon the health of children In Liverpool. At the last meeting of the flealth Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 310, being 103 more than ...

... on Infant Mortality. Campbell, of Dundee, says been saying some very plain about infant mortality in se. Taking his stand upon ee is notorious among the for its high rate of infant ed that they never would 8 they ought to do unless ok steps ...

... most undeserved, and that in fact infant's and young children are better cared for and attedded torn Manchester than in any other leading manufacturing town in England. It Is also evident that excessive infant mortality is not the cause of the alarmingly ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The excessive rate of infantile mortality in this country is often attributed in great degree to the intemperate habits of parents ; and it is believed that general sobriety ■would effect reductions in the number of deaths among young ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, The average death rate of ohiidren noder 1 yesr of age per 1000 birthe, from 1881 to 1859, was 128 in Beotiand as & whole, 91 in the mainiand raral and 86 ip the ipsular raral districts of Scosland. Thae iufantile death rate in the Local ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Last year he had occasion to allude totho infantile mortality in the bargh. He pointed oat that the gormal infantilo meriality in healtby towns was 45 to 50 per 1000 births. Ile had ocossion o abow them that in Oban dnring the past 13 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY is always highest among the poor. It is merely the low death-rate among the better classes that keeps the average down. Exclude these better classes and it is obvious that the rate must ns*. The matter is, however, one that ought to be ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. cbi-ef cause the high rate of infantile mortality 5«, that Sal ford, in other cotton-manafaoturing districts, mothers leave their offspring soon after fcirth. this enstom. Ta'.ham speaks very strongly:—'The unfortuna e littl nnrsliogs ...

... INFANT MORTALITY RUSSIA. There is hardly a country the world where infant mortality assumes more appalling dimensions than in Russia. This may easily explained by the method in which new-born infants are commonly treated, so that it is ...

... infantile mortality of Glasgow. A great ! proportion of the infants of the poor and working classes are horn iu conditions unfavourable to health, and die before reaching the age of live years. Since the fact of the disproportionate infantile mortality of Glasgow ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. From return births, deaths, and marriages, together with the population, of some of the principal towns in the diririet of Bane, printed with bar Majesty’s Consul, Mr Bernal's report for the pant year, it appears that the number ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. Netioe has lately been called to the decrease of the pcipulatioa in several districts of France owing to the fearful ,mortality amongst infanta. The children wise thus die of by thousands are these sent out to nurse by parents; ...