... INFANT MORTALIT Y A highly-important subject, concerning as it annnally does thousands of lives in the United Kingdom, bas becn lately brought prominently before the public, with respect to the mortality which prevails to un alarming and fearful Iextent ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN AUSTRALIA. The resident of Victoria, who wishes to feel the extent of infant mortality, can go to a graveyard. Last April, I walked through the Melbourne Cemetery,. and read on the headstones names of little-ehildrenhy the hundred ...

... ?? — : INFANT MORTALITY IN GLASGOW. -♦- L)r. Strang, tbe City Chamberlain of Glasgow, in a report on the vital and economic statistics of that city has tbe fol- lowing remarks oa the large amount of infant mortality which prevails there. Last year it ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN AUSTRALIA. The resident of Victoria, who wishes to feel the extent of infant mortality, can go to a graveyard. Last April, 1 walked through the kelboures Cemetery, and read on the head-stones names of little children by the hundred ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN AUSTRALIA. The resident of Victoria, who wishes to feel the extent of infant mortality, can go to a graveyard. Last April, I walked through the Melbourne Cemetery, and read on the headstones names of little children by the hundred ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN GLASGOW. Dr. Strang, the City Chamberlain of Glasgow, in a report on the vital and economic statistics of that city has the following remarks on the large amount of infant mortality which prevails there. Lest year it appears that the ...

... infantile mortality of Glasgow. A great ! proportion of the infants of the poor and working classes are horn iu conditions unfavourable to health, and die before reaching the age of live years. Since the fact of the disproportionate infantile mortality of Glasgow ...

... de i56 per cent.; Birmingham, 150percenet;, per oent. ; Liverpool, 1.76 per cent.; Glen. lper cent. Tbe high rate of infant mortality' p clI c~itiO5 as Glasguw, in fact, are hot no much from g~te, ?? or any other physicel condition of the f~ t from peculiar ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN AUSTRALIA. The resident of Victoria, who wishes to feel the extent of infant mortality, can go to a graveyard. Last April, I walked through the Melbourne Cemetery, and read on the headstones names of little children by the hundred ...

... must first be kept in mind that nothing can more delicate or sensitive than the vital organs infant. It must then understood that the great infant mortality occurs amongst those families which are compelled to live in second, third, and fourth class tenement ...

... first be kept in mind that nothing can be more delicate or sensitive than the vital organs of an infant. It must then be understood that the great infant mortality occurs amongst those fttmilU* which arc compelled to j live in second, third, and fourth class ...

... It must first kept in mind that nothing more delicate or sensitive than the vital organs an infant. It must then be understood that the great infant mortality occurs amongst those families which are compelled to live in second, third, and fourth class ...