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... deaths, which are 16 over the average number fur the corresponding week of the last ten years, represent an anneal rate mortality of 94.6 in every 1,000 of the population ; omitting the deaths (numberings) persons admitted into public institutioiu from ...
... 353. the rate per I.non ,f die jxtpidation for all births being -ILo contrast it is (Hiinteil out that the •d 'alii.' of infants under one year of age mini 113.2.1-4. namely, at the rale of per I.on births. The number of children burned ami scalded during ...
... The one pre. tented people from paying their rents who iirwi the other relieved many of the 01011118 of peying. The mortality among infants up to one year in fifty Itumnian Government, IS 35 pas cent.. Soule of the French railway companies employ women not ...
... more Than all the gifts in iremth's proud ti•am-- wife and cnid lay dead beiore My reeling b ight upin the plain, • heed bee- infant. bowed, The snow of heaven her spotkan shroud. VII. Mo bloon the day'. where bending gorse Proclaimed a shelter froni the ...
... personal experience, and tile mortality that were nioet suggestive. As a be had met her occasionally when visiting and whole. infantile mortality was stationary. This had had an opportunity of hearing the friends infantile mortality has remained practically ...
... anarchy was not among them. He wished a corresponding improvement had taken place during the last years in regard to mortality of Infants and overcrowding of areas. He assured them that municipalities could only rely on'having from Parliament help in their ...
... .1:208,943 in the preceding year. No less than 11,121 people died in the w9rkhouses during 1906. The rnortalits- amongst infants increased, 7. - ‘9 children of one year and under having succumbed. On the other hand 21 topped the century, and one woman ...
... * „ « a Dead Body Infant Found in a Gasset.—Dr Alexander Heron, J.P., coroner tor South Down, ha« held inquiry in the of Robert Depue, lodging-house keeper, Downpatrick lUihfnlNnd, into the ci.xuui touching the death of female infant child, wbnec dead ...
... or some infant its r.'4 who. th. Amnia sloolu net the aired. retabbsticd, abosor soosE and chrociie bronchitis in its swans mutat ir mason. BRONCHITIS PREQUFNTLY AMOMPANIES OR TOLLOWI INLUENZA. AND 18 RBSPONSIRLE FOR A GREAT PART OF THR MORTALITY RESULTING ...
... been visited by the dread disease. Have we not just reason to think and tremble when we set strong men ' struck helpless as infants, and in • few days wrapped in the shroud of death? have we not every cause to he thankful that we have been spared through ...
... murdered woman crying, whereupen he took it out of its cradle and threw it into the well upon its mother, the full killing the infant. Lowe's little boy theta began to cry and call lor help, and the negro procured an axe tor the purpose of killing him. The ...
... with sure nanil • , . I Ah' for visioa 01 for mighty grasp I Fee g«nite |.l>ce crumbling .ace, and heart to heart with our mortal miatj the unrovealing land' Oh'were «e disenthral ted from carnal moodt of 81aTe« UKmnile or frown of tyrant, Might unmoeed ...