... gentlemen who prefer to save money at the expense of human life.” Tea drinking, the officer adds, is as great a cause of infant mortality as anything he knows of. The mot tea three or four times a day, “‘and the children are regu- larly dosed with it.” Tea ...

... RUSSIAN INFANT MORTALITY. A report, which shews the effect of excessive female labour on the mortality of infantaat all events Russia—gives some interesting, though the same time very painful, facts. Mr. Michell, one of Her Majesty’s representatives, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT ST. THE MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT. Nicholls, medical officer of St. Ives, has just cnnual report, which shews a birth-rate of ce thousand, and death-rato of 21.66 Infant mortality was at the rate of 7.05 per or 215 deaths to 1,000 births ...

... attention to this matter. They have been the conditions and causes of infant mortality, which in some alli ing. Tho Per- parts of France is perfectly ap, it manent Comin: ission of Infant appointed by the Acad f Medicine has lately published repo rt for the ...

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... the was numerously attended by tra.lers of Exeter and INFANT MORTALITY SLUMS OF EX At mecting of the Exeter Qoonel letter was read from the Corporation of the Pee respecting excessive infant mortality at Exeter aml em where. The causes mentioned included ...

... fraction lower, although they cannot be compared favourably with 1892. The infant mortality was at the rate of 180 deaths in 1,000 births. This is a decrease on last year, mortality, I'Bo per 1,000 of the population. Fifty-one cases of infectious disease ...

... nataral of life, fourth of the entire number r of deaths is attributable to consumption and other discases of th Again, infant mortality is happily not at the rate represen! 1,400 wut of 2,000 born dying the fiest year. My statemcnt was that of a ad born ...

... classes, who were n«*V(*r better off. Most sanitarians believed the death-rate could reduced 1> per 1,000, ami the large infant mortality was a blot on our social system. Quarantine regulations were powerless against cholera. SCOTCH DIVORCE CASE. [special ...

... although a furious damage is estimated at £14,000, “STARCH POISONING ‘as been good authority to be the ‘main cause of Infant mortality. No tarinaceous food should oa child bas a full mouth of teeth, unless such too has been previously mal Horlick’e Maited ...

... EXETER TOWN | RAILWAY RATES.-NEW THEATRE. | POLICY. INFANT MORTALITY. -A CRITICISM OF THE PREMIER'S The Mayor (Alderman W. Peters) presided yesterday at | a meeting of the Exeter Town Council.—On the motion of SPEECHES. Mr, Lixscorr, a vote of sympathy ...

... inhabitants of the buildings who were removed to hospitals, was 19°10 per 1,000, which is 1°24 r 1,000 less than London, The infant mortality was 138 13°69 below that of London. in each 1,000 births, or al A PRIEST AT THE ALTAR. Mail advices just received from ...