... proper disorimination, said Dr. Willoughby. condensed milk might be depended upon to do a great deal in the limitation of infant mortality during • the first year of life, if only ignorant prejudices were removed. —*— ...

... Durham. 17.3; Monmouth. 18.0; Glamorgan. 17.1; Cardigan, 18.7: Merioneth. 18.8. The returns show still another record. In infant mortality 1905 reveals the lowest rate known, the deaths of children being 17 per 1,000 fewer than in 1961. ...

... has riseu from 20'8 in 1906 to 25.5 iu 1907. There were three deaths of childreu under one year of age, which give au infant mortality of 44.1 per 1.000 births registered for 1907 as compared with 29'4 for 1906. An analysis of the causes of death shows ...

... consumption to the healthi- ness of milch cows iIf the county, and the fact that infant mortality was lower in urban than in rural districts to the boiling of milk given to infants in the urban districts. POLLING DISTRICTS CHANGED. The Polling Districts Committee ...

... and pneumonia 4; heart disease 4; diseases of kidney 1: of brain 2. couvulsion. 5 ; senile decay 3: All other canoes 4 Infant mortality wa• again high. 3 deaths a:curing of children under 5 years et age. He 'bought that should have fewer cases of convulsions ...

... 23.37. The number of deaths registered during the same period was 72, giving a death rate per thousand of 15-29. The infant mortality was very high. There were 12 deaths from consumption, and six from other pulmonary disease. Two persons died from diptheria ...

... one death in childhood, —under the age of one year. There had been afew cases of dyptheria.— Dr Snow reported a higher infant mortality than usual. Twelve died in infancy under one year of age. There had been many cases of measles Caersws, ' and an outbreak ...

... and the death-rate 17'20 per thousand. The latter shows a saving of nearly ninety lives as compared with the year 1893. infant mortality throughout the county, according to the report, shows a decided improvement, especially in some districts. The highest ...

... ended 31st December, 1902, was read as follows: Vital statistics—Death rate, 10.7 per 1.000; birth rate, 25. sper 1,000; infant mortality, 72.5 per 1,000 births; phthisis death rate, nil; death rate for diseases of the chest (excluding phthisis), 2.8 per ...

... had taken place during the Ilea three years. The birthrate was 21.03 per 1.000, which low, and the deathrate 16.62. The infant mortality was low. A rate of 78.94 per 1,000 births was registered. Only 13 deaths occurred between 3 and 70, giving a deathrate ...

... pneumonia, and .1 to rams-r. Strangely. the number of deaths in 19135 and ltnei was the same, via., 76. as also was that of infant mortality under twelve months, viz.. With respect to infectious disease& mead.vt was generally prevalent through the whole district ...

... 13. exactly the same number au last year, giving an infant mortality of 168.9 per 10510 births iegistenetl for the year 1903 as compared with 132.6 for the previous year. Of these 13 deaths, of infants 3 occurred from premature birth. Analysing the cause ...