... cough, en- The ?? rate for the quarter was 027, T wenty Ing children died under one year of age, giving a rate of I a1 Infant mortality of 196-08 per 1000 births, This rate Ith was much in excess of the average for the whole of tob England aud Wales. Nine ...

... 'indisecriminately to the public with the pseudo. guarantee of safety and valuo which the Government stramps afford. The infant mortality, directly or in- directly,due to so-called seething remedies is probably * enommous, and no one can say how many adults ...

... ordinary' respectable, middle aged marriee woman or widow' will be of nO use what. ever. Of course, the groabt cause of infant mortality here avises from the deplorablo mistake of repealng the Contagious Diseases Act, which applied to several diseases; but ...

... and sex distribution, is 18 83 per id 10CO liviag, lp- . INFANT MORTALITY. Of tke 4241 deaths, 959 were of infants under one year, The proportion of these deaths to every 1000 at births (infant death rate) was 1412. ?? ?? More than 65,000 Oups of FMY'S ...

... made by Dr. Wilson, medical officer for W arwick, in his annual re. port to the Council, on the health of the borongl. Infant mortality had been far in excess of the average for the whole of England, and in ninny eases the certificates of death pointed ...

... death rate was 1'S. and the 'infant mortality per -1000 C infants 121. In the rural district, the birth irate per r icco -was 27 abd the death gate 15'7;, the 'zymatic death rate was '16, and the. Infant- Mortality Ver 1000 ...

... fruitful causes of infant mortality, causing not merely pulmonary diseases and rheumatism, with its lon train of sad sequelni, but intestinal and reial affections, and, in fact, a preponderating proportion of the maladies to which infant flesh is heir. The ...

... The death rate wa3 I6 0per 1000of thopopulation against 1238 in 1881, andtbe birth rate was 2.147 age iest 25 0, The infant mortality 217 01 pi r 1000 uletrs, against. 1835, and 18071 per 1000 births rgninet ,022. 'The zymotic death rate was 0 95 ?? IC-Co ...

... expense of her infant, the nature of the fragile little frame she had to rear, while at the expense of her husband's comfort she had to acquire her knowledge of domestic economy. The diseases which accounted for the large infant mortality were as j much ...

... 1000 living, and a death-rabe of 15 53; the zym1otio -rate was 3-64 ; infant mortality 205 5. Last year the birth rate was 25t2, death rate 9 951 zymotie rato 0 23, and infant mortality 76G9; so that. oD every point the present year's statement was very ...

... 3831 In Bedninsiter, 1297 in CAtl Precincts, 122o 1 In 0lfton, 120i5 in Ashley, and l05'4 III Wesbuoryn During 1892 th infant mortality ranged In the 33 l darg towns from 216 in Preston, 198 in Blackburn, 195 in Leicester, and 1t2 in Burrley, to 137 in ...

... laws that govern health. Another fact to be derived from the figures of an interesting character is that the rate of infant mortality was only 130 per thousand during 1881, whereas it had reached during the decade as high as 153, and had shown an& average ...