... maitere of the taught, (Oneen.) WOMEN WORKERS AND CHILDREN, i Thv Home Sectetary in hi* attention ju«t now to the escckaive infant mortality certaio artiaan towna where woman largely engaged factory labour. The eul.Ject has been brought prominently forward Reid ...

... money a few years ago. The evidence of to the rate infant mortality amongst the children of parents engaged 1 textile work terrible of the ' '■ysK ia. In the 28 largest towns of Kng. land the average mortality was 162 of j every 1000 chilurcn born. But tlie ...

... taka the ! initiative and tie Looal Authuritiae. Hie l>ea of eagn* Imm unaea—ary aicknam. the | the tow of boaltb. the infant j mortality horn damp and ill drained awaUinge 1 rural very great. Working know ' the utwaiUed maobacio atwoiptiet to it taka* yaw ...

... that tbs death-rate for the yeer bed been 16'4 per 1000, sgainst an 18T 1000 tho burghs over the whole Srotland. The infant mortality had, however, been excessive, seven death* taking place, which made avsrage of per 1000 birth*. Only two cases of infectious ...

... tho number grew to 6616 in tbo second week, and for the last week it has swelled to 6780. It is hoped to reach a week's mortality among the rats of 10,000 two or three weeks unless supply becomes exhausted tho meantime. It is proposed to extend tho t ...

... thongh in the full -wing public life, waa still young man 27. It was a wibject which prompted hia muse—the death of •'an infant who was born, was baptiaeri, and died the same day, hut it afforded for an of the same strong faith in future free irom “doubt ...

... reniediea akin inoculation Let hope they will as effectual the discovery Jeucer. Aa to the statement regarding the mortality of infante being 25 per cent, higher in district* where vaccination enforced then in oilier* wham it is not, ie pure fabneattou ...

... but failed make In* leeway. Aitken winning 1000 to The bent of the evening—one lOt made by Miaa Sonter. late teacher of the infant department of the Public School, haa bei-n ptreented her Mlow-teacher* with a l.andeose tea aervice on the occaeion tier marriage ...

... Sir Walter, g'-ntl'inan as always t«, never c*a«e« sjieak the animals as hi* personal friends. When Henry Morton, “Old Mortality, returns from the old dog, “ alter much and ezanimntton. began emit ia;reriDg and jumping which thremtcueJ every in-taut ...

... the ideal of all but perfect teacher.—l am, * ...

... tha rate fur tha corresponding weak of teat year and 0 above that lor the previous weak of the prvaaot year. Tba lowrel mortality was rac rded Aberdeen—vit., 14-9 par lOOO—white Paisley was highest with 26' A la tbs rate was 22-8; Perth. 189 ; Lsith, ...

... A bairn eclkoed all lbs ooajpoaitora tn breath. It’* death, Andrew, fak-ng away more fold* of doth, and espying the face infant a»!eep. A uni vernal bom laughtrsr now we at poor VIII. Andrew’* «-»pemie. who atoud dmubf.modered, vßtvpivo Uviking hi* ...