... accidental death, criminality; fatal influence of riooholism on descendant—diminution of the number of births, enormous infant mortality, epilepsy, idiocy, nervosity, tuberculosis, stunted growth; increasing consumption alcohol in Franco; (i) prejudicial ...

... furnishes plenty of evidence on its head. From the report we take the following : One way of dealing with the heavy infant mortality in London was alluded to at the resumed Conference of the London sanitary authorities on Monday, when Dr Dudfield, the ...

... the of scarlet fever. The mortality returns that the health conditions within burgh were such as demand special inquiry into the causes of diseases. The notification of pulmonary phthisis has not been adopted. Hie mortality from this disease, •8433 per ...

... conditions which, like the deadly jungle, have bred the physical and moral disease, the misery of drink, of s:•.eating. of infant mortality, and of the unemployable, and all the other evils which cry aloud fee remediee. But no Morrison :s Pills. ■s Carlyle ...

... with young life, the question is an interesting subject, more especially when it a generally alleged that much of the infant mortality which occurs is due to ignorance, improper feeding, nursing, and mismanagement There were 441 cases of infectious diseases ...

... due. Next came scarlet fever, causing 21 deaths, giving a percentage mortality of 3.7 among those notified. Measles accounted for 18 deaths, as *gaited, 47 last year. The infant mortality nit*, that was the number of deaths under 1 year of age to each 1000 ...

... sound and healthy stock on the land , and with the keen interest taken in the declining national birth-rate and the great infant mortality in towns , combined with a growing demand from our colonies for good class country settlers , probably at no time has ...

... , and in forty years . the population . had increased by four times . The death-rate had dropped from 26 to 12 ; the infant mortality from 163 to 107 . He ventured to assert that when . the Bomfora estate was completed , and providing not too many houses ...

... aro - E. N.] seaside or oountry life. CAUSES OF INFANT MOO The annual congress of the RoA l üblic Health concluded its uxton yesterday. Dr J. M. Macke' or for Kirby-m-Ashfield, introd l infa.nt mortality. He emphil 6 t results of early and intprovi.t.A ...

... is reported to be free froni tha presence of the dread tubercle bacillus , which in . somo towns account for a large infant mortality . The absence of the tubercle , bacillus , says Dr . Hunter Stewart , is moss satisfactory . Dr 'Williamson points ...

... THE MILK GIVEN IT? DOES ITS FOOD CONTAIN SUFFICIENT FAT? Mothers Should Pat Grbat Attention to this, as the enormous infant mortality stated by the authorities to be due to improper feeding. VIROL contains the fat and all the elements necessary to infantile ...

... place he t ti THE DANGERS OF A t In the State Seetl er - Ofi g h MedicA.l Congress at Exeter Kenwood, London, dealt with infant mortality. Speaking of greater cleanliness in it would be a good thine if a e :r' e g e fl. could he fixed, which, when 0 ' rant ...