... child. At the monthly meeting of the Tanfleld Urban District Council the medical officer (Dr. T. Benson), reported that the mortality was below the average, only eight deaths being returned, giving an annual rate of 11-3 per 1,000. On Tuesday afternoon, the ...

... looked upon /, it as of little importance, and took nio steps to Ir prevent visitors going to the houses. Amongstt d A infants the mortality had been unuiually bigh d durisug Septemiser quarter. 'This was due to the 'a prevalence of whooping ?? Clarke sail ...

... - ra- p-VANT MORTALITY. S Dr. wee reported that in the paest a month t-lhne had 'been 20 deaths, 26.58 per 1,000 pci agnnu. as-against 129:a; e year ago, and 38 births, 43,77. as against e Sh.Ol--u iilerresvniding'peiod qast year. e Infant moral.ty was: ...

... -MArC m MiFaM WILL STAP our TuB sculosise in infants. Read , 'the official returw of the Royal Cttnnmis tj sion,- and you wi-ll find that the Chief w cause of tzhis disease; wbich occasions w so much mortality. among children, -is the common cow's milk ...

... with harbour- ityt ing thbe conspirators and conniving at their plots. The bodies of 65 children, moat of them new-born infants, have been traced nt- having been thrown into oesspdols, hidden lot away in the dark recesses of the neigh- ne bouring forest ...

... Marie, Caiara, left her baby in order to fetcht some eg water, when an eacile made a swunp and in n ig. insteint hasht1 the infant in its talons, When about ten feet fromr the ground thie bird droppel in its prey. but again darted after it. Failing to secure ...

... a' t i GEMBRAL SYMO NS MORTALLY r s WOUNDED. d The Press Association says that shortly n e after 10 o'clcck last night the War Officc I] e received the following telegram Regret to b l- rernnt that General Symons is mortally is wounded. i I be important ...

... standards of the practice of suitablo n ocenpation and object lessons which is so extremely valuable a feature of the best infant f schools, has already been urged on managers by s a c.rcular of the Dopartment. It is now ex- tended uniforinily to all sohools ...

... which is altogether ac- hi counted for by a serious outbreak of G TI diarrhoea among children during the 0 summer months. A mortality of 14.81 es ,, in an industrial community, and in a N At town of almost 60,000 people, situated tl a on the North-East Coast ...

... Commissioner of Charities, is disclosing rail C revoltingabases. Mr Kellar now announces ceigi that the shocking mortality among infants anan during the epidemic of neasles was due to staiun ie neglect of the little patients. The babies leade vwere sent ...

... assisted by members of the congregation. a There was also a statuary representation of the C Nativity, showing the Divine Infant in the stable A at Betlleheui, with Our Blessed bedy and Joseph. C- There were three early masses, commencing at 7,C 8, and ...

... report for the quarter, stated that o 18 deaths and 17 births had been recorded, the e jeath.rato being 14-36 per 1,000. The mortality it d duing December was owing to the severity of d the weather, hence the prevalence of cheat clm- plaints among young children ...