... are a rensarcacily flue race, dae doubtless to uon the survival of the attest aud the healthy lives they the lead; but infant mortality is excessive amongst them, otnhe probably to exposure and want of care. Besides lic, these personal dotaila of the curioua ...

... opened, as a rapid circulation of air renders the task unbearable. Chronic asthma is a common complaint, and the rateof infant mortality is said to be abnormially high. The long hair pulled otY is Swept up off the filthy floor and sold by weight for cheap ...

... twenty-six per cent. This has to be compared with an aver-ge death- rate in the city of twenty-four per 1,000, and an infant mortality of fifteen per cent. No wonder that such was the result in houses not even wied or watertight, It was high time for the ...

... ) Whether they put it dowt to smoke or not, to I there could be no doubt of this, that the infant mortality fre aud eveis the excessive rate of adult mortality were due yes to the houses iu whichi the isthabitants lived. 'The other da- day there was a ...

... parting, Miss Belle laughingly said that she hoped a year hence to dine with me again. STARCH POISONING is a great cause of infant mortality. It is avoided by using HORLICK'S MIALTED MILK, the starch in which has been entirely predig ested. Hi hev nutritious ...

... the reduction or abolition of ho] then duty onl currants on tho ground that the thin cuirrant is a fearsome cause of infant mortality attt inl these countries. One was compelled to re- 110' inen'ber Dr. JOHNSON'S gravvis comnment on the the allegation ...

... hand. Preston is' not an unhealthy town ; and it is universally admitted that the high death-rate is due to excessive infant mortality. We have a larger proportion 'of females employed in the mills and weaving sheds than other towns ; and years of bitter ...

... n being given to the local al itho. cities. It was not merely ill-treatment or net lect which caused a great deal of infant mortality, but, the aggregation of a large number of children under,.one roof. The measure provided for notification to 'the local ...

... Manchester, and medical officer of the city, spoke to the erfect of factory employment oln infant mortality and the health of married women. The infantile mortality in factory towns was abominably great. Mrs. A. Hicks, general secretary of the East London ...

... nlous.and osther ?? agencies xviii n d,,rTt. s !1 t ib lis raw gI t in alie bat they grind ! ?? all tha't. 'T r :re of infant mortality is very high- w Pitm ?? t'CfilifiS a.; with houan- The istrars retrti. just iyNuetd, . , aV thllt of ille 3,'527 coipanlies ...

... injurious to both mothers and their children. (d) Work by mothers in 'factories is said to injure their infant children, and to augment infant mortality. The Commissioners may beexpected to state that they think the injurious effects of the present system ...

... r is specially fitted tip for them for the purpose of this old-fashioned pastiuse. HIGH INrA.NT OtAIT IS LONDON.-The infant mortality in London just no is very highs. Diarrhsta is this cause of the greatet number of deathss. According ho the Rogistra ...