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... due to the low infant mortality, the rate of whieh is only 61 per 1000 births. Zystotie disease' amounted for two deaths, from owlet fever and diarrhces. Tubereolar diatom amounted fur 8 deaths, or 12.3 per ant. of the whole mortality. INFECTIOUS DISEASED ...
... goes on, 'is the key to a cruel fraud, and in my opinion throws light on the grave question of titillation of increased infant mortality, due chiefly to karrhoet and . enteritis. We, the faculty, know that these metallic chlorides produce both these effects ...
... ter to that of fresh milk, which can neither be supplied nor supplemented from abroad. The grave national Question of infant mortality is being referred to on every side. Eminent medical men arcs the importance of an increased and abundant supply of fresh ...
... the Board, two subjects specially engaged their attention. One of these was the ['memol transference of the Sessional and Infant Schools The parties could not come to • settlement, and the Sessional School goes ou iodependoutly. The other subject of special ...
... the Notification Act. In many eases these infants were undesirables. and many extraordinary methods were adopted to get rid of them, the big pockets the undertaker being a common vehicle to convey immature infants from their homes to share the coffin of ...
... ladies' bicycle rant of course, yielded the greatest interns: and aratmentent some pretty blooming maidens being engaged to mortal combat, oz-Provom Watson's genial countenance superintending, and Mass Jamie Wan.° heading the prizes to the various competitors ...
... explanation. No variation in population can account at the same time for a decrease iu births mid for an increase in deaths. Mortality, however, is less trustworthy than genesis as a guide to probable population ; and an epidemic may explain the increase in ...
... the Kirk-Session'e or PD./TOOT •ND 11•11111. draft disposition. The ankle■ in the school belonging to Mr Young, the Infant School, Infant School Yesterday at noon, Jedburgh Town Council met in teachers bows, and one-half pro indiriao of the tho e i r 'ou ...
... Helen flioniog, aged 38 years. At Roxburgh Mill, un the 3rd lest., Helen aged 15 weeks. At Yetholm, on the 2od lest., John, infant eon of William Murray, poles et:Dastard aged 8 months. Kerskanwe, on the 27th ult., Margaret Sanderw,n, wife of James Turnbull ...
... in retirement and quiet for the great destiny which to all hunian thought was before bin âthe greatest destiny to which mortal men could aspire. We knew not enough of him to speak of him with praise or blameâif either praise or blame were fitting ...
... health for h tomtit of December oonmined the following items —male. 3, tamales 3 —total 6, equal to an anneal mortality of 20 per ibouoand ; mortality io perowling smooth 10 per tbourand Dimases notified—tvpboid 2, scarlet lever 3, er3reipslas 3. Birth.—maim ...
... lately, I hove no recollection of him; my mother could not agree with him--she was not his equaland she left him when I was an infant, taking me with her. He never troubled himself to look for and I didn't trouble myself to think much about him. I grew up ...