... be paid to the uttermost farthing. The first Item that be saw on this bill, written in letters of blood, was infant mortality. Of 100 Infants born into bealthy conditions, one or two died before they reached the age of five years. Of the same number born ...

... to tbe inmates; only the death-rate is still unsatisfactory, though probably no higher than normal in a country where infant mortality is extraordinarily high at all times. THB OUTBBBAK WBSTMINSTBB. ...

... suffering many of these men and women are inflicting on their helpless off-spring? According to the careful calculations of infant mortality and cruelly-neglected children, and in view of Mr Sims' estimate that 90 per cent. is drinkcaused, surely the argument ...

... as to the rearing and management ot young Wren. The bill, indeed, is an earnest of Mr. Burns's determination to reduce infant mortality even further than be has been able to do since his tenure of ollee itt Government Board. FUNERAL OF MR. ItOLL4. The funeral ...

... race must the powerful impetus of the Press. be saved from these causes that tend ite tion. Referring to the appalling infant mortality, the speaker eaid there were those who rejoined ‘what if half the do die, let them die.” Ilo believed that in five or ...

... due to the low infant mortality, the rate of whieh is only 61 per 1000 births. Zystotie disease' amounted for two deaths, from owlet fever and diarrhces. Tubereolar diatom amounted fur 8 deaths, or 12.3 per ant. of the whole mortality. INFECTIOUS DISEASED ...

... Current Topics. Alter E4in Burghs, what I Mr ROOMPIii and the Hague Tribunal. Infant Mortality in England. The Burnings and Riote in the Baku district The Jape withdrawing from Manchuria. 2he Russiasu to go to Iberia,S Rev. W. Dawson going back a third ...

... Baby fermi! g was also denounced by the doctois as one great cause of the high mortality ot infants. It seems a specially meialicht ly tact that infant mortality is as high in Manchester today as it was one hundred years ago. One who was not very long ...

... as to summer diarrhrra, which caused an enormous mortality in some of the large towns in England : as to the excessive mortality of diseases of the lungs in certain towns : as to the large infant mortality which prevailed in many districts : and as to ...

... goes on, 'is the key to a cruel fraud, and in my opinion throws light on the grave question of titillation of increased infant mortality, due chiefly to karrhoet and . enteritis. We, the faculty, know that these metallic chlorides produce both these effects ...

... ter to that of fresh milk, which can neither be supplied nor supplemented from abroad. The grave national Question of infant mortality is being referred to on every side. Eminent medical men arcs the importance of an increased and abundant supply of fresh ...

... CONCENTRATION CAMPS. The report of the Ladies' Commission the concentration camps lets in good deal more light on the infant mortality question, and confirms the opinion that it is as much the fault of the Boer mothers as of the authorities who have to ...