... 103— giving birth-rate 26*8 per 1,000 of those living. Excess of births over deaths—9o. Deaths of infants under one year 12, giving an infant mortality 59*1 per 1,000 of those born. 45 persona aged years and upwards were registered. Ur. Gray also gives ...

... inetrncted in the schools, and more especially in the homes, it is useless to hope to combat the ravages of consumption and infant mortality. The association, however, is trying by lectures, inch as those delivered in Armagh and MarkethiU thia week to convey ...

... it. Moreover, pam is the physician’s guide in localising the seat of disease. One of the difficulties of prescribing for an infant is, that it osnnot point ont the place of its bodily weakness. And frequently when pain is conspicuous by itr absence, the ...