... per 1.000, infant mortality 156.1 1.000 births. The water w good, bat the supply se curtailed aod intermittent. uslions were for be aupply Whe death-rete was 7.3, eo that the reports for last year a marked decrease. The iv- fant mortality was excessive ...

... gencral legislation which would put all iry farmers upon same footing. Personally be increasingly inclined to the view that infant mortality in eros urban areas was duc of milk. As to the ex] more to scarcity in the milk supply than to tho suppl: lation of a ...

... free NOT ANSW ERED ORALLY. teachers their own ¢ From ans: QUESTION taint of 6 arial The Church ef ao privilege wheeh a INFANT MORTALITY del hat ants atid pray te) partierate sted the at war, acd J there ‘Me. tbe Par er whether, 9 suoseriptious pie ot the ...

... agreed vith him, sheer ignorance unquestionably accounts for a considerable proportion of infant deaths. The statistics point clearly to ar exccssive mortality from improper Dr. Jones commenis the example of the hamshire County Counci!, whick employs ...

... che Deblig command of Majo: Vetch, the roadway clear. Their Over, as enormous, and is due children that are born. The infant mortality is also that of the police, was a cintc fer a mere of the parents and to accidents. Mr. Arthur to ignorance on the orderly ...

... 891, is was shewn that there bad been zistercd as due directly to the after 620 deaths cetually re; 3 ‘The ratio of infant mortality bad effects of so od since the insticution of compulsory vaccination, that he declincd to all low his child to bo vaccinated ...

... Village—il Wednesday Ortcher 4 October 7. y, October 1], Mm ober 14. POIBOSL bes bern on good sathoray be the main cause infant mortality jo tartmarecus {od given toe child till 1 bas © full mouth of euch food has previously MALTED MILE js rows fresh milk ...

... score. —Few beats with whiting, score down, STARCH POISONING bas been said on good authority to be ibs main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should veo to a child it has full mouth of teeth, unless sach col has been previously malted. Horlick’s ...

... it shov'd be open to resort for Middlesex, are in a most nn! | any further compenmtion. Ta his jadgmeas by euch | The infant mortality thers is exceeding: jour beavy, twelve @ eystom the goodwill would bo (Hear, bear.) jdes out of th barrac! registered ...

... Devonport compares not unfavourably with other towns in reference to the is to maintain the Compromise of 1871, the rate of infant mortality, Mr. 3 is by no means Progressive Party, for election purposes, accuses its satisfied with the local sanitary conditious ...

... pharniactsts, and alo from the report of | ful preparations are being made by smalj Executive Com Leah, who atinboted a infant mortality at | mittees. As soon as rey lies from the Stonehouse to the suspeasion of the Acts, Messrs. prospectuses come in it ...

... Nursii states tha Association, t in the rural @istricts of that county the mortality of infants has falien from 99.8 per 1,006 births before the Act to 66.4. The infant mortality of Oxford hes diminished by 34 1,000, and in the worst parish by 101 por 1 ...