... «*»d • a. *bo shock coined by the toll ooneo '»=« doalh from Mtaiol ni wm rclorned. FACTOttI AND URILTH. DR. O. REID OX INFANT MORTALITY. On Wfdi*«d»r » from tbr Bill-* Caaimi:t*v of tin? Brituh Aa«o-oiatioo «rait«d th«* Home to* Home Office, Loodon, to ...

... absence of mfiuensa and the low mortality from summer diarrbtaa among infants. . Dr. Beid. as usual, devotes considerable space to the question of infantile mortality. He points out that the excessive infant mortality of tne urban ...

... and 38 females. The corrected death-rate was per 1,000, which was slight increase on last - rear’s rate (16 22). The infant mortality was very low. 'it was satisfactory to note that the greatest relative proportion of death* occurred in persons over 60 ...

... deny that tin* ((•tentimi infant mortality «a.« one the imjiortuu-e. ami l>r. K«id wx» only dinchantinn lin duty wh**u L« inatituted atHiairv S|e>akiiu a* one to the Homo .'Votvtarr the other day. Dr. Reid that infant mortality tlie north tire county wae ...

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... ried/Vey, in calling aUmtuto the high infant mortality, xavs: lu Lower Gonial considerable the mothers are employed in brickyarls during the day. thus caii-ing netglect of their offspring, and lemling a high infant -mortal r.” Dr. Blonier. of Stoiford. says ...

... and the district Sedan* hall the proportion was six oat of SS. Infant mortality smallest in the rural districts, and it all the more serious reflection on country district when its mortality equal to the black record of the Potteries. This remark applies ...

... —A Member gave notice that the November meeting would move that the annual report, so far relstcd to infant insurance and the cause infant mortality, be referred the Sanitary Committee for special consideration.—l be report was adopted- TUB POLLUTION ...

... Wane da. fid. par Granary. UttoxMev; ahaeve aft fid. per lb., butter atK par th.. Mr. Uowkina, Uttoxator. Dit. BBID ON INFANT MORTALITY. Aft iikj*i aiMiaff of ftH« B*niU»y aft pauara wars Mihoutasd lofaaft MoilliftyUd KSa labour Ralaftkwi Factory uSSrtwa ...

... officer canal bo its. TUB LOW MORTALITY. The Chairman icported the receipt the report ol the Medical Officer to the Comity Council. There was bo paid, only one reference and that with to the very lew death-rate of the infants, which last year was only If* ...

... first and second quarters, an epidemic measles being accountable for the grwter number. Infantile Mortality : There were 8o deaths last year or infante under a year old, which gire. annual rate 143 per 1,000 registered births, compared with 113, the rate ...

... more than the previous year; the death-rate being 19*5, and compares unfavourably with 1894. when it was 15 04. Th-i mortality amount infants under one year represented death-rate of 145 cor 1. 000 children born. The principal causes of death were 51 from ...