... Porsontno hes been said, said, on good be the main cause of infant mortality. should be uniess sue 3D ts cow's fresh = a child till it has fall mouth of , the starch in which has been ore, full nutrition im the most easily form. Is is also ensil: and ...

... symotic death. rate 3 . 3; and the infant mortality 1469 per 1,000 infants. In the rural district the births were 281 per 1,000; the deaths 15'2; deaths from :poetic dismiss 2'3; and infant mortality 105'T per 1,000 ...

... to his identity. - - INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO MR A9QUITH. A& deputation from the Dritish MUelic. Atrocition on TuetdaY waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necet. sity for legielation with a vlew to leskening infant mortality by prevwntinomothc r ...

... to Mr Asquith that the alleged increase of in~fant bmortaitywadadtetO theemploymliot of married womnen in factories, contends that nol constant relation has been established between the late of infant mortality in different towna and the proporon of married ...

... urged that the use of tinned separated milk was not only worthless but injurious to children, and seriously increased infant mortality Mr. Long, in replying, could not promise in his Pood and Drugs Bill to compel .the words “unsuitable for children or ...

... child at ber residence, in Kennington-row. The bedy of an infant, which bore the appearance having been suffocated, was found at the address given, between the mattresses of a bed. IN NT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TU THE HOME SECRETARY. A deputation from the ...

... ” murder against Skeffington was returned. Stancu Potsontxe has been sald, on good authority, to be the main canse of infant mortality. No farinaceous food | should be gi unless such food has been previously ven a child till it has a full mouth of teeth ...

... a deeper sense of personal ility. INFANT MORTALITY AND FEMALE WORK. Dr. Rem, medical officer of health for Ss read a the c subject of infant and a aur. © said the chief causes which conduced to a high infant mortality were insanitary ...

... FANT Mi ‘ALITY Sin,—Yeu may have noticed that the infant mortality last quarter was lin 4 ander ove year age in Bristol, which is one of the most favourably- situated cities for the infantile population, there are so many charities and so few larze factories ...

... During tbe past quarter the births had numbered 149. and deaths 67. equivalent to rates 27 93 and 13 93 respectively. Infant mortality was rather high. The zymotic rate was very low. the wbole year, on last quarter, and for end the old year the health ...

... 000 living 24 0, compared with 26 last year; death rate 140, compared with 12-0; zymotic death rate o*7o, against 0 and infant mortality 1110, against 64-0. The chief causes of death appear have been phthisis, bronchitis, pneumonia, and pleurisy. During ...

... 33 per 1.000. Sixty-five deaths were registered, being one more than last year, and the rato of 11 71 per 1,000. The infant mortality was 64 per 1,000. ...