... aspect of the ques- tion of womnen's work, there is positive allegation. In the factory towns Dr. TATHAM says the rate of infant mortality is terribly high. He had inquired into the whole question very care- fully, and had come to the conclusion that the ...

... top of the Capitoline hill, as confirmation of the legend, is nothing but an impostor ! TEMPERATURE AND THE DEATH-RATE. INFANT MORTALITY. Compared with what we had previously experienced, last Week was entitled to be described as cool, for the mean temperature ...

... 1 iu the iactli toxwn ot f Preston, wvhere the mortality wvas 220 ptr f,000a a Ihib-i Ihniru, -alt'wd, Mlanchester, and Oldham Nvere not far behindl. III nul-l actor toiwns tio av(erage infant mortality is much lowver. Dr. .1,it 'Iat lailt, vdii Lis h ...

... compulsory vaccination in Switzerland was abolished by the Referendum. And Leicester's experience of a largely. lessened infant mortality rate since its rejection of. vaccination mote than satisfies its citizens. Egoissimun' lays himself open ,to a damaging ...

... to draw a direct comparison with the average death-rate of the whole population, as then we should be bringing in the infant mortality, which would upset the whole calculation; but applying the figures above given to the whole number of men trained as ...

... diminution of births. Family responsibilities, be says, are more keenly felt in large cities than in the country, and infant mortality is highest in the tenement-house districts of our large cities. The growth of cities has undoubtedly decreased the rates ...

... (1843), Scinde (1844-5), Peshawur (1852), Crimea (1854-6), and Mutiny campaigns. STARCH POISONING is a great cause of infant mortality. It is avoided by using hIORLICK'S MALTED MILK, the starch in which has been entirely predigested. Hithlv nutritious ...

... on Japanese vellum, and forty full-page process-pictures on special plate paper. STARCH POISONING is a great cause of infant mortality. It is aoddb using HORLICK'S MALTED MIL ,thstarch in which has been entirety PreI' He Ii liiy nutitous esil asimilated ...

... (1843), Scinde (1844-5), Pcshawtir (1852), Crimea (1854-6), and Mutiny campaigns. STARCiH POISONING is a great cause of infant mortality,. It is avoided by usiug HORLICK'S M;ALTED) MILK, the starch in which has been ecitirely predi sted Hiathis nutritious ...

... brought to justice. The apologists of infantile insurance never hesitate to assert that this practice has no effect upon infant mortality. The value of such compla- cent assertions is, however, considerably diminished by the publicity which the Society for ...

... trenches, and the wvomen were either down colony or in the women's laager. For the first few months of the siege the rate of infant mortality and deaths among aged people were terribly high. It was a case of the survival ofthe fittest. Several thousand falsehoods ...

... 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 ...