... INFANT MORTALITY AND DEATH CERTIFICATES. DEPUTATION TO MR. ABQUITH. ciatioo to-day waited upon Mr. Asqoith urge the necceeily of legislation with a view to leuening infant mortality by preventing mothers from working in factories for certain period. Tho ...

... over Sir Walter FoeUw, a long discussion took place on the employment of married women factories, and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that resulted from present system, and was that Royal Commission be appointed to deal with tlie matter ...

... the newspaper reports meetings of the United Trades Couoeii and tho Ulrtor Mtdienl Society, which the question infant mortality and infant insurance was folly dirco-sed and resolutions pas.-ed thorcan. The following important leUor. which has been banded ...

... ** sb> the infant wa* delicate, and cans- f death was suffocation from phlegm in the throat. A verdict to that effect returned the jury, who aJ»o congratulated the Coroner the great efforts had made the direction of reducing infant mortality in the city ...

... stated to injurious to.both mothers and their children: work by mothers m factories is said injure their infant children, and augment infant mortality.” Mias Clara Coltott. Iks Brard of Trade, has spent much kune in praving that the cry that the women oust ...

... the country, who urged the use of tinned separated was not only worthless, but injurioue, for children, and increased Infant mortality. Mr. Long, reply, could aot promise his Fond and Ornga to ‘pel (he words ’’ unsuitable for children o•dulls ’* he added ...

... prevalent and the infant mortality so high were, was happy state, now free of disease. Daring the past three weeks, however, large number of children had been stricken with measles in the Bally* bloogb end of the town, bat the mortality was not so great ...

... our mille M anyt be dono to ameliorate thes», it cannot rnal of an effect upun the health of the the and to excessive infant mortality is a reeably the mothers are batabie indirectly to the factory systen ting of all dey in it i+ imposible that their children ...

... by the ■ny for three generations. In 1651 the held by Oliver Cromwell. Poisoning has been said, on good s°, ma * cauw infant mortality. No given child till it a ivrth. iialew food hae been prcvw>u*ly * milk nTr.y l > baricy. the -lUrch iu which haa It ...

... Society, held the Musetira, College Sqaaro North, Friday, paper was read Surgeon-Major upon the subject of infant insurance and infant mortality. Pro* foasor Byera, M.D., occupied the chair. The •object having been folly discussed, the following resolution ...

... ougbt.in this old densely peopled country could afford to bo wasteful children. If ho did think so, our statistics of infant mortality show was right, although the schools are not tbs only cause to blame for that result. 11 any mother has child frequently ...

... the poor and needy has become a household worn. Stakcii Poisomno has been said, on good authority, to h« Um main cause infant mortality. farioaoeoaa fond abouM given to child till has full mouth teeth, unlew such food has been malted. Maltss cow’s fresh ...