... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INV ALIDS.-This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilised Milk were given te all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... Medical Gentlemen have gone so far as to say that if Sterilized Milk were given to all children fed from the bottle, the Infant Mortality in the large towns would decrease 50 per cent. TO INVALIDS.—This is the only Milk that can be used with perfect safety ...

... 000 of the population—estimated to have been in the middle of this year 130,283. A considerable decrease took place in the mortality in the last week, for there were only 36 deaths as against 49 in the preceding one. Those 36 deaths yielded a rate of 14-4 ...

... diseases, whereas the annual death rate of the three previous weeks had been 0'9, 0'4, and 1'7 per 1,000. The deaths of 11 infants and 8 persons aged 60 years and upwards were reported to the registrar during the week under consideration. Six inaucsts were ...

... of femnles; they were equal to an cliinuil mortality of 15'1 per 1,C30, as compared with 18 6 during the same period in the large English towns. Among the 45 deaths in Cardiff there were included 15 of infants under one year of age, and 6 of persons aged ...

... whooping cough The d°ths of infants numbered 11, and those of old' people 10. Three inquests were held, and two deaths were referred to violence. Ot the 59 death, 11 occurred in our public institutions. The rates of mortality m the several towns, arranged ...

... equivalent to an annual mortality of 21-2 per 1,000 persons living, which was 5-4 per 1,000 less than that which prevailed during the same period in the large English towns. Among the 58 deaths in Cardiff were included 11 of infants under one year of age ...

... below that of Cardiff. The 29 deaths in the latter included 19 males and 10 females, and of the total 7 of them were those of infants under one year, and 6 referred to adults who had attained 60 years and upwards. The principal zymotics were fatal in 3 cases ...

... 40*0 per 1,000 of the population, estimated to have been in the middle of this year. There was a slight increase in the mortality, for the deaths were 41, being 5 more than the 35 in the previous. In the three weeks before those the totals were 43, 47 ...

... 5,579 births, and 4,136 deaths. The deaths corresponded to an annual rate of 20*9 per 1,000 persons living. The mtes of mortality in the several tOWll, arranged in order from the lowest, were as follows :— Croydon 12/9 Halifax 19 9 Hiutder>fiel(l 15 ...