... per 1.000, infant mortality 156.1 1.000 births. The water w good, bat the supply se curtailed aod intermittent. uslions were for be aupply Whe death-rete was 7.3, eo that the reports for last year a marked decrease. The iv- fant mortality was excessive ...

... agreed vith him, sheer ignorance unquestionably accounts for a considerable proportion of infant deaths. The statistics point clearly to ar exccssive mortality from improper Dr. Jones commenis the example of the hamshire County Counci!, whick employs ...

... 891, is was shewn that there bad been zistercd as due directly to the after 620 deaths cetually re; 3 ‘The ratio of infant mortality bad effects of so od since the insticution of compulsory vaccination, that he declincd to all low his child to bo vaccinated ...

... Village—il Wednesday Ortcher 4 October 7. y, October 1], Mm ober 14. POIBOSL bes bern on good sathoray be the main cause infant mortality jo tartmarecus {od given toe child till 1 bas © full mouth of euch food has previously MALTED MILE js rows fresh milk ...

... score. —Few beats with whiting, score down, STARCH POISONING bas been said on good authority to be ibs main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should veo to a child it has full mouth of teeth, unless sach col has been previously malted. Horlick’s ...

... Devonport compares not unfavourably with other towns in reference to the is to maintain the Compromise of 1871, the rate of infant mortality, Mr. 3 is by no means Progressive Party, for election purposes, accuses its satisfied with the local sanitary conditious ...

... exorbitantly beyond their value; the underpaid werk of women which yet is so eagerly competed for; the percentage of infant mortality in the lowest strata of the community; the depletion of the country, and the crowding of the people into cities, which ...

... ought not ruthlessly slaughtered, and practically a war of extermination carried on. borne idea of the alarming rate of infant mortality in certain districts of London, where poverty specially abounds, may be gathered from the fact that about 35 per cent ...

... “Nunc Dimittis.” What private enterprise has done England, national funds are doing in France. Owing to the high rate of infant mortality in France, 34 per cent., training schools for children’s nurses are to be established in connection with the Women’s ...

... It seemed also re-ele strange that no authority having to do with the control of dynamite wae ted on that occasion. INFANT MORTALITY AT ST. IVES. ‘Superintendent Matters (cbief constable) expressed sur- that the inspector of quarries could not have seen ...

... Caton fie i Denver * Peet. do. in Bre eymotic from ali ls; 18. nimary Ordinary, New York Central. from 21 to 13, aod the infant mortality Sergeant Teampeter ‘arthern Pref, and Watash leet. 9 to 104% per births motidcations declined ‘The aed Dely apd Ootano ...

... 128 per 1,000, as ot 119m the previous yea With this exeeptian, the ‘Tan berate is lower than for 17 years past, and infant mortality is also extremc'y low. The will (dated August Sth, 1896) of Mes. Wilhztmine Georgims Staart of 1, futland-zate Hyde Park ...