... the averages of the last ten years, and i9 more - than in the corresponding week of last year, r making the rate of total mortality equal to 5 2s-3 per 1000 of the estimated population. k Zvnoti- diseases occasioned ul deaths, being a decrease of u on the ...

... this will in the fut=re have a notice- D able effect in reducing the death rate of the Pm city, at least in regard to infant mortality,m *hich is at present exceedingly high. Already a sýnsem of sterilizing milk is being success- S. fuly worked in St. ...

... below the averages of the last ten years, and 132 less than in the corresponding week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to 281. per 1000 of the estimated popula- rtion. Zymotio diseases occasioned 49 deaths, being an inorense of 1 on the ...

... an the corrected averages of the ias r.n years. and 79 inore than in the ?? fl week of last year, maling the rato o tO4 mortality equal to 29 8 per 1000 of tie e.i: mated population. Zymotic diseassc occasiinod f 73 deaths, being nu inrease of 2* on t ...

... medical officer reported that there were 87 births during the past month, giving a rate of 34.8 per 1000, and 50 deaths, the mortality rate being 20 per iC0o. During the month there were 75 cases of infectious disease reported, including one of smallpox, three ...

... averages of the Isat ten years, and 68 less than i he in the corresponding week of last year, rnaking H be the rate of total mortality equal to 20-2 per 1000 w: i of the estimated population. Zymotia disease4 G he occasioned 36 deaths, being a decrease of ...

... filth and putrecece. c So far as the mortality amongst exceedingly r young infants was concerned, it was found that a the method of ?? played an exceedingly D important part. The mortality amongst arti- ficially-fed infants- wa always excessive, and ao- counted ...

... tbe averages of the lest ten years, and 26 rnore tbae in t the corresponding week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal, to 244$ per 1000 of : the *etimated population. Zvmoti_ diseases occa. sioned 30deatbs, being a decrease of 12 on ...

... averages of the last ten years, and 1w k, loss than in the corresponding week of Tt last year, makiug the rate of total mortality etual to 22-2 per 1030 of the estimated popula- tion. Zvryotic diseases occasioned 29 deaths, 8 beiug a decrease of a on ...

... classes, r instancing the strict builldinW and open spaaes regulations now enforceda refer=ed to the high death rate, among infants, and said . it was largely due to ignorance and not a wholly to poverty-, and attendant evils. e He gave gts showing the decrease ...

... average of -the last ten b ut years, and 5 less than in the corresponding in week of last year, ming the rate of totsL t mortality equal to 22-5 pmer 1000 of the esti- a] m mated population. Zymotic diseases occasioned ha 35 deaths, beiug a decrease of ...

... years of age, and of these 48 were infants below one year of age. Com- parative mortality, week ending 15th September: Total deahsFl0; same week of last year, 253 average of last ten years, 245. Annual rate of 0 mor'tality per1000, 18-4; samne week last year ...