... thousand of the samples investigated by the police authorities were adulterated, and in 1886 only 3.6 per thousand. The infant mortality per 100 living bora children in 1871 was 30 per thousand, this fell in the next ten years to 27.1, and from 1891-1900 ...

... and 74 of enteric remained under treatment. As usual tuberculosis and infant mortality helped to swell the death rate. There were 51 deaths from tuberculous disease, and 52 of infants under five years of age. The relataons between Japan and Russia in the ...

... more than half of this total being traceable to two causes—scarlatina and enteric. As usual, tuberculous disease and infant mortality have been responsible for almost one-half of the total death-rate for the days dealt with in the report, the deaths from ...

... fever and 74 of enteric remained under treatment. As usual, tuberculosis and infant mortality helped to swell the death-rate. There deaths from tuberculosis disease and 52 of infants under five years of age. To show their appreciation of his services in coping ...

... is mime difficult to mar children in America. Archbishop belied, in a public lecture delivered • few years Stated that infant mortality in the workmen's lets in New York reached the fearful number et 75 per cent. ; that is of every four children hers three ...

... difficult to rear children in America . Archbishop Ireland, in a public lecture delvered a few years ago, stated that infant mortality in the workmen’s flats New York reached the fearful numbro 75 per cent.; that of every four children born three died ...

... flesh, good colour, strong bones and teeth. The very excessive mortality amongst children is declared by medical authorities to be due to improper feeding. Owing to the poverty of so-called infants' foods an enormous number of children are growing up ill-developed ...

... fiesh, good colonr, strong bones and teeth. The very excessive mortality amongst children is declared by medical Owing to the poverty of authoritles to be duc to improper feeding. s9-called infants’ foods an enormous number of children are growing up and for ...

... visited the Island of Rhoda. standing with its trees and gardens in the bed of the Nile. This is the reputed place where the infant Moses was drawn out of the Nile by the maid of Pharaoh's daughter. Here we saw ti.e Nilometer, Constructed in for gauging ...

... reporta that in Dublin the births registered during antounted to 236, and the to 157. The deaths registered an annual rate of mortality or 216 in every 1,000 of the population. Tweetywix registered tativrouloss therm The total number of dears (34) of the r ...

... yeaterday, two married anaemia were convicted of tie murder of their infant children, and ordered to he imprimed during his 34jecty's PiCB4lll*. repute that the annual rate of mortality in Use 7/3 rest Mum of Great Britain areragrd 17.9 per 1,001 The rate ...

... area links registered during the week amounted to 286, and deaths to 157. Tbs deaths registered represent aa anooal rate of mortality of 214 in every 1,000 of the population. Tvsotf-eiz deaths were registered irom tuberculous The total anmtwr of deathe (34) ...