... Kuaseli completes his enquiry into the rdatioo ** Cancer and Diet,” the Kditoi continues her art id* on “The Borthrate and Infant Mortality,” and Mrs. Harle her “Notes Oooi&ery.” M.I). contributes a popular treatise on ** Headaches their cause and enne. ...

... he there and saw the mothers of Fronthnro holding their infant.. before on that altar, lie was tomtit, of those dewSli mothers who brought to the Saviour's during those time , lie was as mortal man to wall. through OW tot sent as He ol old in the Martha ...

... notified and 66 deaths occurred, which gives mortality ...

... visitors with a view instructing them in the care their infante. That infantile mortality could materially reduced with improved circumstances and education is borne out the fact that the death-rate of infants the better-class districts and suburbs Of the city ...

... began fly through the spokes of the nearby cab wheel#, behind which the oombatan s> crouched. Each was said have been wounded mortally. Hager tv was taken the Presbyterian Hospital, and Conncirton to his home the north sode. The former lingered for day or ...

... doctor and his -luff, it to the citizens, to learn that the death-rate during JWfi was the lowe-t ever recorded for the city. mortality Ufa per 1.000 seems high fii-t blu-h. but when remember that (lie real figure i- 17.7 pel 1.000 calculated the English basis ...

... the number of persons suffering from chest diseases was considerably above the average, those principally affected being infants and aged persons. The average annual death-rate for the Quarter was also correspondmgly high, being 11.3 per 1.000, whereas ...

... of Searsbow holding their little Infants before Christ on that altar, he was forcibly reminded of those Jewish mothers who brought their babes to receive the Saviour's bleseing during those times He was pleased as mortal man to walk through the towns and ...

... indirectly employment is closely associated with the prevention ;U Dealmg With infantile mortaUty. Bm Bailie says ,—lnfantile mortality is largely due to the fact that, large number .Of mothers are compelled to work onfc Owing the unemployment their husbands ...

... year the number persons •afferuv? from chest diseases was considerably above the average, thoee principally affected being infants and aged persons. The average annual death-rate for the quarter also conresponditgly high, being 11.3 per 1,000, whereas the ...

... 0,344. Density—2s.B persons to acre. Births~-ll,490; rate per 1,000 20 Deaths—7,s23; rate pbr 1,000, 19.5. Infantile mortality—f,6o2 deaths under one year, 147 per 1,000 births Zymotic death rate ( ...

... 490 children were born within the municipal area, and the deaths numbered ,523, equal 19.5 per 1,000. The statistics of mortality are the most favourable ever yet submitted a Superintendent Health in the city: yet Dr. Bailie is not satisfied. He* points ...