... that ooanty. He said be found tbat infant mortality was mnrb greater artificiallyfed than naturally-fed obillren. Infant mortality in the nor'.li of England was ranch higher than in sooth. The total average mortality children in tbe artisan ...

... of (by the Act oi 1891) will work eatixfartorilv. 5 anil th**ir child I’M; (rf) work . .id injur* tl.oir iof*»k io>it infant mortality* l « and Dr. ('oainiisri>oor* think w lift ntatiattoa. Dr. Tsth»e foor wf'eka from • I'.il'Unrtkj y ill.>cal rrap!\v ...

... The infant mortality was at the high ?? of i 798 per 1000 — 250 children having died out ...

... I the cause of the excessive infant mortality « ?? I : borough, and much of the data so collected t«« '■* I form oi comparative statistic.-. On the basis oi I returns for the years 1895-98. he fines tbat I average mortal! Tv is very considerably above ...

... -I»v, aw ?? an: ' auctioneer. ?? , STAi'.m Potsosiso h'-i-s ?? -i i.d, en I n■ lii.ru ?? .1 to he the reuin eau. c o; infant mortality. >•' . t iri- 1 naceons food hould be ?? t ...

... London and Mid.nd Connie. Drug Company. Lincoln $ Staech Poisontng has been said, on good authority to be tbe mam cause of infant mortality No fan' naeeous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless snch food has been nr* viously ...

... tbe £ wassigre-l and seeled* l'he Msdioal Officer reported that the death rato waf 19*6 par 1000 nf the inhabitants. Infant mortality was lower — _n in former years, and ouly nine oases al infectious disease hod been reported, aa aatonsc 3s esses ia 1893 ...

... were 95. equal to death rave of 38.9 per 10?0. 'Hie infant mortality iunder one year) was equivalent death rate of per 1000 —Councillor C ROBINSON called attention to the high rate infant mortality, and asked whether there was any discussion?— The DEPUTY ...

... DUNCASTER AND DISTRICT. INFANT MORTALITY AT THORNE. Ou Satuiday evtning Mr. Nicholson held aa inquest at the Thcina Workhouse on tbe boly of a child. Tbe mother, whose name in Susannah Cawkwell, live* aloueinthe Back street, and is unmarried, lis.- age ...

... Bnmmgton baby-farming rase. | said the question infant mortality won'd have dealt with bv the Town Council in the near. future. was quite certain that there was no res- nV. WARD ELECTION, son for such a high infant death rale o* they bad Editor.—! aee that ...

... been more than the modest halfpenny per fortnight will provide for. We do not, however, anticipate that the past rats infant mortality will continue, but, in case it should, some future meeting will be called upon make up the deficiency, which wo will ...

... services and meetings were very satisfactory. Starch Poisoning has been said, on good authority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No fari- naceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been pre- viously ...