... first ia the falling-off of the wealth and fuxury of t nation which, compared with fifty is that, notwith- the deoline infant mortality tends to increase rather than World. Alden, M-P., in “ Caristio’ Mme. Sarah Bernhardt believes ehe has sacther Rastend ...

... urged that the use of tinned separated milk was not only worthless but injurious to children, and seriously increased infant mortality Mr. Long, in replying, could not promise in his Pood and Drugs Bill to compel .the words “unsuitable for children or ...

... birth-rate pew 1000 living 90.3 (number. 62); death-rate. 90.3 (number, 611. Sysiotie diaseaas: Menefee, 1: erveipelas. 1. Infant mortality rails pow 1400 births, (number, 0). Water deeply: Source. Portabeed Water COMriny amnia and pure. • Sewerage and drainage: ...

... question of infant mortality whilst forty years ago the death rate children was 154 per 1,000, made in san jon and medical tue great vances Ww! sob hed Bes Ne centage remained about the same. The em ment of women in mills to increase in- mortality in country ...

... child at ber residence, in Kennington-row. The bedy of an infant, which bore the appearance having been suffocated, was found at the address given, between the mattresses of a bed. IN NT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TU THE HOME SECRETARY. A deputation from the ...

... their conference in one of the Universi yester- ‘ey . Colston Wintlo, chairman of the Bristol again HEALTH VISITING : INFANT MORTALITY. Mies MARGUERITE LE F. BOILPAU, beaith visitor of the Wakefield Senitary A submitted a 3 jor. which the a brief abstract ...

... abe were 24, the rate being 13.000. ‘The rate list ye r was 15.4 the children born, 23 died under one ye stat ing an infant mortality rate of it woe 128.14. n. Wil- The cf nuisances, Mr. at liame. reported that there had of water in rtiom cf the dix during ...

... in 50405 other dui(Hetet. and the infant mortality rate was below the average of the large towns. Ile found that the nerd.. of Drietoliane in that respect were met by privatii enterpriee—the Salvation Army. an infante' day nurstry in Bedminster, and there ...

... MOTHERS AND INFANTS. One of the most distresamg of social problems is that of infant mortality in the homes of the ing poor. The Westminster Coroner has just bean holding an inquest on an infant whose mother was unable to nurse the child because she had ...

... rate is a diseases, not even and the ly nil. Six dren died u one year of age, three fram ture birth and three, from The infant mortality rate shown by these deathe, 83.33 per thousand births, is eatisfactorily low. Ten pereons died aged 65 and upwards, their ...

... rate per 1,000 for the year was 29, the total number of 7; whilst thea death rate wae 19, the number of deaths 51. . The infant mortality returns showed that the rate per 1,000 was 7 on a total of 93: and zymotic diseases, A, As to the water supply, it was ...

... of marriage w ar th e decline in the birthrate and carelensness with which children were tree te If i t were not for infant mortality our race would be strong and growing, even with the decline in the hi rt h• rate, but taking the two together he could ...