... ujitarter was 1s61 * pared with a rate of 0954 for tle . iin 0 1895. Five children died tnlll. 1 ril ,- ir~ 3. rate of infant mortality ol' 79-92 ptr' iocIr; n The corresponding rate la-t yar v. , a persons died aged 65 andititward- their ui e e averaging ...

... No death was due to the more distinctly infectious dieseses, Seven ohildren died under one year ot age, givig a ateof infant mortality of 107 69 per 1000 WhoEigheenpersona died aged 65 and upwards, tieir agies averagingf 77 years. One death was due to ...

... voluntary the overture to Samson (Handel). Erlicu Poisoxista lins been said on good authority to be the miiain cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full uosuth o teeth, unless such ?? has been previously ...

... amounted to 186, givilng a birth rate of 8536 per 10Q0, ompared with a rate of 25678 in 1892 and53571 in 1891. The rate of infant mortality was equivalent to 95623 per 1000 births, compared with 110 29 In 1892 and 240831 in 1891. Thlrty-one persons died aged ...

... 0-53 per 1000. This death was that of an infant of a few months old. The rate for the corresponding quarters of 1898 and 1897 was 0 0 and 0-53. Three infants died under one year of age, giving rate of infant mortality of 55-55 per 1000 births. This is a low ...

... diseases of the respiratory organs aggravated by cold may in a great measure be ascribed this increase in the mortality. The infant mortality (under one year] for the past 10 years throughout the whole of England was 142 per 1000 born, and 169 for the ...

... 1)uring the past quarter births lied numbered 149 and deaths 67, equivalent to rates of 27 93 and 13 93 respectively. Infant mortality was 157 4 rather high. The zymotiG rate was very low. On the whole year, on the last quarter, and for the cnd of the ...

... zynotic ate for the quarter was 1 08 per 1000 I livinrg Only one child died under one yeo of age, a Rivingf the very low infant mortality rate of 20 0 per 1000 bIrtb. Twelve persons died aged 65 and a upwards, their united ages averegi 7u a e r monfths. There ...

... held on Friday evening, Mr J. Coombs presiding. h'r Gregory observed that be wag utruck with the large rate of local infant mortality, and moved that the medical officer be requested to furnish them with a report dealing with the matter. This was ro~onded ...

... birth rate of 25 44; a lower rate than in the last three years. No deaths were due to zymotic diseases, Theo rate of j infant mortality was 60 6. Seventeen persons died aged 65 years, the united average belng 76 years. ?? caused 4 deaths, bronchitls, pneumonia ...

... were among. the Vaccinated, and that IF the first urivacoinlated' case wag an Infant 11 months uts old. Dr Devies, in reply, termed my announcement , reopectingb the infant Ia grim satie upon mya doctrinee The smallpox had now reached th In inflammable ...

... and -54 for the third quarters of 1997, 1896, and 1895. Eight children had died under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 150 94 per 1000 births. This was a high rate, and compared unfavournbly wvith the corresponding rates for the last ...