... the city. , equivalent to 39.2 per per during the week ended las ee compared with 225 in the ot of mortality is again attri- batable to deaths among infante, raat cases ing for mo fewer than Graigfaddu Farm. mountains, near the scene tea “tr. ‘Thomas having ...

... UNION STREET. AND CO., WwW.” ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, 63, D FITTERS, Th NF NTILE MORTALITY Is mately due to Intestina) Troubles “THE HUMAS INFANT, LIKE ‘ANIMAL ESTIVE “Wy oobwanD 58 GRIPE BELIEVES =AND J TEETHING, ASD ‘fold by isn 148 [THE HT At (he Special ...

... relation to the reduction of tho mortality. Speaking as a doctor to doctors, he asked were thoy for of the present of deaths. When called upon to stiend cases, had they not to the mother almost entirely to the cactusion of the infant? Had they not failed to é ...

... rve the total number registered being 524.311 was 0.4 below that for 1908, and the lowrst death-rate on reeord The rate of infant raortaltty daring tbe sear was 14 per thousind below the rake for the pre- yews Fear, and the rate an reont. thes fact bean: ...

... alluded to the to infant that women ject in order to point my statement theneelves, amd LT referred to tho bigh rate in Burnley o# an evidence that even among jd women operatives much ‘our to think that the fect that s tate of infuntile mortality is found in ...

... under the age of 15 years. Eighty-five per cent. of child mortality took place under Sve years of age, and 15 per cent. in the school between five and fifteen years. er in urban than in rural mortality was one-third high listricts, and twice as bigh ai i imate ...

... There 8 movement in the Thr Toute io haven (he mortality whith owas very high all ‘over the Ho was ware would af} be deligniet f the of the movement wos There was no deuht that the inch rate of infant mortal ow ‘ite very steatty us rmpropor feeding, and ...

... reason for the low death was that last summer wes wet, ve at reason was the work of the woman i lor. ‘The total number of infants visited from July. 1907, to July, 1908, was 1,253. In eascs when needful advice was given, were keft. For the Grat six months ...

... resobution was adopted. INPANT MORTALITY Mrs. Wekeford (Waterloo) moved that thetwesent, ‘That this 3 larg by drink, rate of infant and must be effectivel as come for wing to foots thet ali gre atiending ‘and care of infants, with a te the of of chald a ...

... excellent one. ‘The infant ile rate of mortality amounted to 96 per 1,000 births, being only the second occasion in which it bas been below 100. It is not, however, a record, for in 1903 it wae only 95. As regards zymotics, the mortality is again below one ...

... Urban.—The vital favourable, even. 0. ‘Not only was ‘be birth-rato more than 2 nd for the mean, tate had on! ence infantile mortality showed singularly low ‘of the decennial Newton Abbot Urban. —The birth-rate was two per ono les tl of 1908, and nearly erage ...

... of the home. The were en- authorities the ‘worse it would be duties on to the Tittle ones at home. (Hear, bear.) The mortality of infante was alread; ten. times as as that of ‘of school Would it better to level up household to care more for the health children ...