... INFANT MORTALITY. Ta connexion with the finding o the nine Loties in a in Birmingham, the coroner Mr. Isaae Bredley) addressed a letter to the Negistrar-General of Births and Deaths sug- gesting that the law should be altered so as to hiring stillbirths ...

... AUSTRALIAN INFANT MORTALITY. The Colonial papers are calling attention to the excessive rate of infantile mortality in the great Australian cities. It stated, on the authority of official figures, that were not for the pitiable loss of infant life the ...

... What the Great Secret of Infant Mortality? It differs with times and seasons, but the chief permanent factor Tuberculosis, winch recent investigation has shown to the increase annually among children. The disease is propagated chiefly through cow's milk ...

... Poisoning has been sail on rood authority be the main cause infant mortality. No fari'iaccous food t-houid be given to child till a full mouth teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's Malted Milk cow's fresh milk combined with wheat ...

... Starch Poisokino has been said pood authority be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be Riven to a child till it has a full mo«th teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's Malted Milk is cow's fresh milk ...

... rate 18.8 per 1,000 of their aggregate population. Starch Poisoning has been sail on good authority be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should given to a child till it has a full mouth teeth, unless such food has been previously malted ...

... could yet off the line lie was etruck by the and killed. Starch has been said on good authority be the main cause of infant mortality. farinaceous food be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously malted ...

... conditions of 1896. Beyond a few cases of simple erysipelas there were only two notifications of infectious diseases. The infant mortality was ahout one-| half of the average. There was only one case of zvmetie disease, and that, was contrected ou'sde the ...

... aymotic .9, infant death-rate per 1,000 births, 112.5, notification o iniee- ious ‘disease per 1,000 pepulatien 3.2. ‘the vital statistics for England and W: ales are— Hirth-rate 29.4, death-rate 17.6, ZyMoi ic ieath-rate 2.22, infant mortality per 1,000 ...

... being deaths out of which occurred in Venn Ottery, ¢ tree, 1. Broadhembury, 2; Saloomhe The birth-rate and general of infant: mortality were satisfactory. The ceneral sanitary condit‘on of the district was satisfactory The water supply aad continued adequate ...

... number 3 were children under one year of age, and 46 of persons aged 60 and upwards. The low proportion borne by the infant mortality to the general death-rate waa a highly favourable sign of the health children throughout the district. The births registered ...

... of them being among infants—the result of an infectious kind of influenza. He warned parents of the necessity for keeping their children in warm room night and day during the initial stage, as that would prevent much infant mortality. The births numbered ...