... and February 1. Included in above list was the infant mortality, there being fifteen deaths of children under one year, or more than a fourth of the total. For the past live years the average of infant deaths came to 117 . 781 per thousand, but for 1904 ...

... all our leading cities save Bristol The death-rate has fallen to per 1000, which is the lowest figure on record. The infant mortality is still greet. but it has declined. Municipal activity has thus resulted in a considerable saving of life ; but, on ...

... timate pimple, women and children, whom military necessity tamed enter theme camp'. They naturally deplored the great infant mortality in the but if the Bier women failed to ole.erve the ordinary rules obenitation, it woav enly inevitalole that throe ...

... and their work. both oral and written, was exceedingly gootl. Thu junior division deserves high commendation all round. The infant depirtment is in excellent working order, and kindergarten work, recitations, songs, and physical exercises are again to be ...

... rite is equivalent to per of popukttion, The returns show the number of deaths under 1 you to be 198. being au infantile mortality at the. ode of Wl•9 per 1111$) births. In the suburban district the deaths were 67, being at. the rate of Itlti . :i4 per ...

... 1816, in the 18th year of her age. And of him mother, BROWN, who died 14th January 1820, in the 88th year of her age. Whose mortal remains till lie buried here. Also of other two of his children. viz., JEAN, who died on the 14th of January 1827, in the ...

... the elks,. or underside of the unit; the hand is • sale guide. The following is an prescription for Dore mouth or thrush of infants: Ono drachm' of powdered borax, thoroughly mixed with oar ouncr of honey. Loss of Hair.—When illness is the cause of boss ...

... September. It was agreed to adopt Mr Mszahall's suggestion. AITZNDANCZ. The attendance report showed in the Burgh School—ln Infant Department, on roll 186, average attendance 160 ; Junior Division, on roll 202, average 182; Senior Division, on roll 186 ...

... Standard 1., and having since January Ist only 134 attendances out of a poosilde 302, and the other, a girl aged 10, being in the infant class anti having 85 attendances out of the 302. The father, who was present, promised that if the Board would give him a ...

... 105, or 33.247 per 1000. There were 18 marriages, being 5.600 less than the average fur the last five yearn. The mortality among infants under one year amtinues high, being 126.213 per 1000. The condition of the burgh from a sanitary point of view is ...

... specimens have been so destroyed. • • • The German Empress is very fond of children, and when reoestly prying a vi.it to an infante home it was Noticed that her Majesty nursed turn no fewer than fifteen of the little laniatee. • • The living-in system ...

... ns she bad been wont to hear it, the voice came to her as though the darkness outside was speaking, not an if it came from mortal lips. Whereat a great sweat broke out on she maid. and she remembered all the tales she had heard concerning the Morsell family ...