... hod that sabre& of infant morality would eLim its att.*, to,, probably more than anytime,: .Ise, for the dee:ute of Mt: population not so tomb from a derase et the number of births as from the terribly high rite of infant mortality in Fnme^.—Dalsitd. ...

... The infant mortality due to adulterated is exceptionally high in some of Prance. ‘The latest statistics show that + death yate of ‘infants at Troyes from this cause is 69 per at Rheims 64 per cent., at at Amiens 62 per cent., at Lille 56 per and at B ...

... Infant Uortsutt league check infant mortality was established Saturday a meeting Cans presided over by M. It was stated by one speaker that the death-rate araoug infants sosne depsrtment* 50 per cent. ...

... rate of 14.6. The infant mortality was 109.5 per 1000. St. Nicholas showed a birth rate of 29.2, and death rate 16.3 per 1,000. .with infant mortality of 133.4. Barn wood s birth rate was 49.2, and death rate 11.7. and infant ...

... fire and was gutted. INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE.—A league to check infant mortality was established or. Saturday at a meeting in Paris presided over M. W&ldeck-Rousseau. It was stated by one speaker that the death-rate among infants in some ...

... suffering were few. While the infant mortality is undeniably heavy, and while it appears probable that it has been slightly increased by an altered mode of living and the grange conditions of camp life, yet a heavy infant mortality is a feature of the Boer ...

... statement in statistical fo: rm in alluding to “infant mortality,” and he mentioned Stillhouse Lane, which is ic. Bristol. Now, “infant mor- was the recognised statistical statement giving the mortality of infants under 1 year per ‘thousand ...

... the Battersea Borough Council, has written to express her hearty approval of a system that materially reduces the rate infant mortality. This is the first introduction of the system into London, although it has been in operation St. Helens and York for ...

... rate. The death rattle in St. Austell, Grampound, and Nevagiasey an leas. Powey is the same as the preceding year. The infant mortality in lees in St. Austell. Grampound and Nevagissey, whilst there is an Increase in the frowsy district. In conolueioo, ...

... early spring. Births were 157 (24 5 per 1.000), deaths 72 (11 21 per 1,000). Infant mortality, 76 4 per 1 000. Birth and deathrates shewed a decrease. The improper feeding infants was, unfortunately, only two common. ...

... CLEABANOK SALE, which will oontinue during February. rate for the district, is satisfactory. The zymotic death rate and infant mortality are both very low. A of detailed statistics follow, relative to the chief contagious diseases in the respective parishes ...

... was 14.5. The average deatli-r«tc for the past five years was 11.75. There had been only one death nuclei one year, the infant mortality being per 1,000 births, which was very satisfactory. There been death from phthisis and one from cancer. There had been ...