... of tie htlpless would nor., y he thoSught, create any divergence of views. Some d years ago they had a committee on infant mortality ir in the city, and evidence was then given by clergy- h men and others, and. a report arrived at, and that report had ...

... of lealth, in his annual eporto sta'ed that the number of births registered last year was 107, and the deaths 87. The infant mortality was decidedly high. He hoped the recent epidemic of scarlet fever had been stampe d out T'he principal zymotic disease ...

... COMMIITTElE OW INFANT MORTALITY. ir The CLntEK read the minutes of a largely-attended , special oourt of the Guardians, held with the view of w discussing a report submitted by the sub-committee to , enquire into the ?? of the exceseive Infant Mortality In le ...

... 57'1 Char Brit, S Africa 2 Con Gold Field ?? 4 STARuCH POISONINGr has been said authority to be ~~~the main cause5 or infant, mortality. Ngo farinaceous f8od 311001 o given to a. child till it has ilneiul teeth, usnless such food hsbe onalted. Horlickt's ...

... carried. INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. BOND said, without any reference in particular or individually to pending cases, it was quite permissible to draw inferences from the day and hour. They would remember that the ?? appointed by them to inquire into infant mortality ...

... Act in force in the city. Mr. J. D. Harris and Mr. A. E. Brash reported the general health in their districts good, but infant mortality was high and in a large degree due to the improper feeding of children. Mr. Bell reported that in his district since ...

... and expressed regret that the arm of P oir, the law was too short to reach the miserable habits which u tist affected infant mortality. But although the Board did not e by appear to be able to do anything through Parliament, yet I am, there were secondary ...

... the births were 315, and after deducting the 246 deaths, the natural increase to the popula- tion was only fifty-nine. Infant mortality was severe, for as many as fifty-eight deaths were those of children under one year, and sixty-four referred to persons ...

... succumbed to some mysterious t] illness while under their care. Unhappily, infant mortality in .great cities is so large that it is c difficult for sach crimes to be always detooted. Infants are insured, possi'lv in several societies or o companies; they live ...

... decided to send a copy of Dr. I A vodmara'8 report to the Town Council. J A Second letter from the Town Council I a with infant mortality, and enclosed E ?? of the exhaustive report of the J Sanitary Comnmittee on the subject. The causes ef I ;5 raortalt ...

... scheme would cost too much money. Now we know the present state of things cost human lives, espeolhly by causing undue infant mortality. Are we, then, arrived at snch a ( point in Exeter that sold is put before human s life 1 Secondly, we are told that ...

... consideration of the occupations of the pop- ulations of these towns would probably show some relation between the rate of infant mortality from all causes, including diarrhoesa, aid the Proportion of women employed in faeteries and wOrkehips; certain it is ...