... death-rate of 265 per thousand children under one year. He considered that overcrowding was the principal cause of the high infant mortality. There was some of it due to neglect he was aware, but there would be less neglect were Mbe houses of the working classes ...

... sbot 0 H He may be; but the doctor is a busy man. 0There are no external ma-rks-convulsions-a sho common cease of infant mortality. . O 1 Suppose thie doctor is suspicious, and her! declines to certfy.` pro: O lnuests on dead babies are soon over- ...

... Dougils ttialtoi, isnd Dr. Ertnest JIItrt . - The subjucts of tho Iectures include i' Diph- ' therin in the liouse, ' Infant Mortality ?? itae E pldoymtent of MIaaried Wontien in I ae- Po 0 so1ri's,' Tt Plrevelntion Of Cons18umpJtion, Li tatd - House ...

... inhabitants of the buildings who toI th wene removed to hospitals, is 0.96 per 1,000 M hbelow the average of London. The infant sai mortality was 14.74 below that of London, ret ins It will give a momentary shock to free traders thi a to learn that the Dungannon ...

... vearlv volumes of those well-known magazines, The Friendlv Visitor, 'The Band of Hope Reriec~w, The F 0amily Friend,' The Infants' Magai-ne. and The Cnildren's Friend, are now out. Capital Christmas ?? (S. W. Partrdge). rne Centuirv. (Macmaillan.) The ...

... to die at sixty rather than abandon corsets and live till she was seventy ? Would not an alderman rather shnifle off this mortal coil at i fifty than give np his turtle and drag out a ( melancholy and soupless oxistence ? When do E we begin to get old ...

... children who die before they are fifteen years of age for each thousand who are born.! He takes as his standard, not ?? average mortality of the whole country, but ar that for the 101 selected healthy districts of 'C the Registrar-General. Theise districts ...

... certain embryo poots and philo- I sophers in ancient days. The infant IIHincvJis t{ iu his cradle strangled serpents. The dullest of t: parents, or of nurses, must have known that f, infants thus portentously distinguished or oii- f dewed must have roetarkcablo ...

... 50 per cent.. above the ?? for al- Lordon : The answer was that the birth rate was unusually hi,2h, and that the mortality amongst infants was proportioautely great from measles,whoop- ing cough, alnd other ailmuents pezeliar to children. But with regavd ...

... Hrwi Jom;ls dulivern.1 a griin lecturo last Ilight, to tio Royal Statistical Society, on. tflo periis of and protection of infant life. NIo spealis with It authority on the subject, as Honorary Assistant of Surgeon to the ?? for Children, and te Lecturer ...

... impartance 4, of tbe maternity Dursing work, in rural districts The fil infant mortulity arising from the ant of skilled gut work was terrible. There should, he added, be no at mortality in consequence of child birtih-4ience should have stamped tat out. -Dr ...

... large family was somewhat tempered by ?? suer- teadi moosmtortality of infants and children in the working the clams' Ir Peson it was so hih tI ref used to insure infantlie Mortality among the icif illdren of agricultimriil labourers& wits not so high as ...