... 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 ...

... 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, 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 IN ST KILDA, The Rev. Mr Fiddee, thaFreeCharch missionary stationed on the island, has arrived on the nisinland for the purpose of conferring with several medical gentlemen regarding the peculiar malady which effects the newly.born infants ...

... the babies are neglected, and ‘that the infant mortality is high? It would require a radical change in the manners and morals of the men before there was the slightest hope of any diminution in the infant mortality. The ideal state is one in which no married ...

... districts of the mainlaud. INFANT MORTALITY. A high infant mortality is almoa‘ always associated with insanitary surroandings. Before sccurate coueclusions can be drawn it will bo neceasary to ‘bave statistics of ssveral years, as mortality ...

... in-ections disease of any kind within the burgh. In diszussiog the CAUSES OF DISEASE AND MOKTALITY the report states that the infant mortality during the past year has been excoptionally high. Out of 55 as Lhe total number of Geaths 21, or onefourth, died before ...

... advertised in to-day’'s paper for a dalyqaslified naree for the St. Kildiaus, in order to heip me in dealing with the infant mortality amoog the people, aud in the case of emergencies that may otherwise srise. ST g § The vatives are now beginning to attend ...

... THE INFANTILE MORTALITY IN ST. KILDA. A correspondent writes as follows to the editor of the Pall Mall Gaszette :—Raferring to the paragraph nnder this head, it may be interesting to Mr Fiddes and the medical gentiemen he has coneulted to know that this ...

... malady which effects the newly-born infants of the place. The malady has become so prevalent and the rate of child mortality so high that the natives have become alarmed, and have urged Mr Fiddes to visit the mainland for the purpose alluded to. The nature ...

... ingaired whather that was nos more shan doable what the mortality onght to be, sud whetber a medical man onght not 10 be resident or wichin resch of the parisb in which there wan a large amonns of infant morcality * Rir G. Trevoiyan said if the hon. member ...

... more inland parts. It is still much too high. and is in great measure preventable, as is also the mast frightfnl mortality amongst infants in the Hebridean Tlsles. Around our parts here. and indeed thronghout all the county of Argyll, the general and ...