... corresponding month of last I year, Mr. Hughes said it appeard to beeue tq the excessive infantile mortality. In reply to aquestiun, the Clerk said the deaths of infants under one yeatr num- bered fifteen in August, 1894, so that there was an increase of eleven ...

... words on behalf of the sanitary branch of the Ladies Useful Work Association, by referring to the alarming state of mortality among infants, and showed how much help was needed in increasing the number of useful lectures at present given on this subject ...

... dentally remarked upon the grave error of mothers giving infants in the first twelve months of their exist- ence foods containing starch, Which, he said, was veritable poison to the child. The great mortality arising from what was termed infantile cholera was ...

... by an incurable and mortal disease should be prolonged for some indefi- nite period, too often not much to the benefit of the patient himself, or of those connected with him, even though the struggle with such in- curable and mortal disease might rank ...

... small. At the time of the explosion six men were actually at work under the boiler-shed, and how some of them escaped being mortally wounded is a matter for great surprise. The worst injuries were received by PeterSidaway(17), Coppice Street, Wood- side ...

... ptaL . Sepzenilier 30, 123. Of the 318 pz-rsorns admnittc 1, 7 wverenet suffering from smallpox. 'Tint nuenber in-ilu-led infants admitted with their mothers, and others who it: was thought advisable to pla ce in7 cuarantine. 'tihe II i deaths ?? I fromn ...

... Scotland. The cups, which are beaker-shaped, belonged formerly to the Scottish Congregation at Campire, in the Netherlands. The mortality in Padis, which had for some weeks been 10 per cent. above the average of past years, is by Thursday's return 30 per cent ...

... THE INFLUENZA EPDEMIC. [Reutats Talcgroan.] - P.tmas, January 10.-The mortality in Paris yes- terday further decreased to 275. ST. PETrnSccXr.G, January 10.-The influenza which first made its appearance in Russia, but which, probably from climatic reasons ...

... 1To Io on Monday, the quarterly report of thet restlefl li of Health will be presented. In his SS Mal et states that ?? mortality retarnS for the months of the year were, as a total, toe b t iocal records yet i t was not due to anythi;lO th tary work ...

... bedi.ened infant asa trophy, and looks triumphantly around as the people make way for her anproach. There was a rich Spanish family in London a year or two ago who displayed three of these nurses, attired exactly alikee, with the three infants who bad appeared ...

... of Dr. Koch's consumption cure is followed ;- by a decrease in thle general mortality of the, population, fthen thiere away bho something in it. But if the general a Mortality in England mierely continues to decrease at a its present rate, we shall he ...

... e infantile death-rate of 142d8 per 1,000 births. Of thil- dreu'who died under live years twenty-six were insured. This mortality did not niee~csarily mesan an insanitary ?? of dwellings, but pointed to weakly parents, itproper fond, and want of des care ...