... wages. A discussion followed, and the Bar. P. J. May- •pwk.r. W A dUeu>toD olto took pt.ee with the S&Wh.Ttt S-the-Si;? infant mortality and the report of tike Health ivlMQiUM.Btrontlr or|*e the cl! of the oewi the milk rapplp o( th. h« not thtek th. Urn ...

... .Ith Lon. to..tt••• A ~,,,, , I 5p,,,..1, ottly to nit 1., 4V, Iry mortal. And the. led I , 01 • 1 IL ‘s• .1 la , ~ s •Lil t I •.,3 yet AI,. 11. , of ad essr lis. utter n AN INFANT PNENONISISON• thatlt. trA - ,tehl .1 .ail t i,.n, i; did 110, ...

... than sir occa red in infests node one year of age, and three in persons over 65 years of see. to this huh rats of infantile mortality during the month, I find that io four out of the mix babies who died the oertilia.l eme of death was premature birth In d ...

... two unsatisfactory features of the month's report are the low birth-rate and high rate of infantile mortality. Of the ten deaths, six were of infants under one year of age. In four of these six oases the certified cause of death was premature birth, and ...

... birth Mr. Ernest Wild was present and spoke and to large increase in .n--largeiy attended and enthusiastic meeting of the f mortality, which was greater hero than members of the Catton Ward Conservative Asso- elsewhere. These facts led the committee to beciation ...