... depot was feeding 80 children daily, and by the end of the year there were 120 children on the bouts. The effect on the infant mortality and diarrhcea rate has been marked. to the scheme which has been recent', announced for raising an Imperial Volunteer ...

... Melbourne City, 16 . 8. In zymotic mortality the comparison per 10,000 deaths is still MOM decidetUy in favour of Melbourne. The figures are London, 20 , 4; English towns, 192; Melbourne City, 71. Tho infant mortality per 1000 compares am follows: London ...

... grounds for doing so exist; but to utter without proofs the statement that country cows' milk is at times responsible for infant mortality in towns is a flagrant abuse of official authority, just as to aim at interference with cattle away beyond the urban ...

... rate was 168. MORTALITY OF INFANTS._ Of the 132,860 deaths registered last quarter, 31,660 were of infants under one year of age, 65,8 3 7 of persons aged between one and 60 years, and 35,363 of persons aged 60 years and upward.. The mortality of infanta ...

... children. I know there are exceptions. but we are now dealing with the big majority and those living far from the cities. Infant Mortality.— This is no news to those who live in this country and know how the Boers live. Nor are the reasons far to seek. The ...

... general reduction. But the diminution in the mortality among infants and children had been far smaller. The deaths from take mesenterina showed a diminution of 81 per rent, for all ages. but in those of infants under one sear of age there had been a large ...

... working-class women. The (-riche, or infant day asylum, could not supply the place of the mother who had to stay in a workshop or factory. The Minister, quoting Drs. Leigneau and Bertillon, stated that the quota of infant mortality due to want of maternal care ...

... spoken to softly. DR. MARTIN. Medical Officer of Health for the Gorton District of Manchester, commenting on the very high infant mortality, says that each succeeding year confirms his observations that the annual epidemic of diarrlicea and typhoid is connected ...

... is to be blamed for starting the recent unreasoning and unreasonable furore about milk and tuberculosis, resulting in infant mortality in towns. Not very much, perhaps; but there is reason to think that undefinable amount of blame attaches thing:it°. That ...

... deaths registered last quarter included $4,499 of infants under one year of age, 68,009 of persons aged between one year and 60 years, and 44,884 of persons aged 60 years and upwards. The mortality of infants, as measured by the proportion of deaths under ...

... 112. October 1, 50; 2, 51; 3,40; 4, 66 ; 5,43; 6,50; 7, 33 ; 8, 18 ; 9, 33 ; 10, 15; 11 (up to ten a.m.), 12. Complete mortality returns were not available, but it was known that at least 70 deaths had thus far resulted from the epidemic. ARCEIBISITOP ...

... good of souls was effectually learned by a city minister's wife the other day. She was entertaining ! the infant class in her parlour. Amon the infants I was a sweet little three-year-old cherub, with flowing brown curls, large blue eyes, fair complexion ...