... sanitary condition of Ripoa. ‘ Ixvant MoRTALITY aum-mu,-uumnuhuunder one mo( age, mnmmm 1,000 of the birth rate. The rate in_the :m!&n\.fim. In the West Riding the rare 1808 was 165 per 1.000. The infant mortality during 1599 was unusually bigh, and of ...

... o H3B per one . at dem n;.. The rate in_the -.d’-: ENI.I.W. Ia the West Riding the rate 1598 was 163 per 1.000. The infant mortality during 1599 was unusually bigh, and of the 34 deaths 20 less than 18 ouzinoj in the third quarter of the year. many of ...

... end of the year mmummw:wm-m books, Although commenced 80 in the season the effect on the infant mortality and diarrhoss rate his been marked. The infant mortality rate for St Fielons in 1895 wes 157 per 1,000 birthe, againet s wesn rate of 174 in the preceding ...

... ):euthilll—awzz gratulation, as indicating an improvement Eenl bealth and sanitary condition of Ripon. . Green's remarks on infant mortality should be carefully perused. The comparative freedom W&-‘:flah some mhnl-&.W‘ ex ure orporation in recent years the way ...

... It is very gratifying to ,find that the infantile mortality is unusually low. Last year I haa to call attention to the high rate of infantile mortality under 5 years, of which no less than 18 were infants under , one year of age. Fortunately this year there ...

... canses. It in very gratl to find that the infastide mortality s low. Last year 1 bad to call attention to the rate of mfantile wortality under five years, of which no less than eightesn were infants under one year of . For l-ndyih-y‘u&-h-_-'n-d epidemic ...

... remainder from various camsen. It is very gratify to find that the infantile mortality is Tow. Last year luuc-um»mu?_uu-m--mortality under five years, of M-h-?— eighteen. were infants wnder one year of age. For thy—vlh-b.-vgfl-d of diarrturs such as prevailed ...

... is excellent. GIRLS. The Girls are efficiently taught and thoroughly interested in the subjects they have learnt. INFANTS. The Infants are admirably taught throughout. MR. W Y LLIE McCoy's RECITALS- -As announced in our advertisement columns Mr. Wyllie ...

... estimation. The t;nml. in & recent articie on sterilized wilk, say: - *Of the efficacy of this measure in preventing the large mortality which occurs every autumn jp some towns among bottl-fed babies there can De no doubt. [t has been in operation for some time ...

... than themselves, | Move on his part would mean certain death. _with & brush, allow it to remain for days and who guided the infant nations, giving them their We were m‘ treated on our way u*-‘-‘l::.— ¥, evacting their laws, ruling them as kings, | ...

... his the startling opinion that half the bilautt ,nose, and bent over the paper which the official GALLANTRY OF OFFICERS. mortality of certain districts known to icturned to him. He sea:mei it for some The correspondent of the Times, in a very graphic might ...

... guard him in his old age. But he never confided in me why he led this awful life and of what was the power he stood in sueh mortal fear. But 1 wade -mw surmise, and woe iz 1 had full con ion. Fulfliing -.-Junflo destiny we had, in duo ‘ourse, reached Winchester ...