... moisture. But although she had found that the death-rate against the infants of the women wool-combers was abnormally high, she did not think that, generally speak ing, a high infantile mortality was attributable to women's employment. So long as economic conditions ...

... and pupils alike. OLD MONILAND Smoot..—Rev. A. Maxwell lisp': —The Infant Class an.. otandards 111. and IV. fell to my lot for examination. It was a great treat to meet with the infants. Great care has been bestowed upon the preparation of their work and ...

... registered last quarter 27,929 were those of infants under 1 year of age. 69,610 those of persons aged between 1 year and 60 years, and 63.128 those of persons aged 60 years and upwards. Infantile mortality. measured by the proportion of deaths under 1 ...

... PRICPR. Special attention is directed to our Depart. 'sate for MILLINERY, BONNETS, Aim HATS. CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' MILLINERY. CHILDREN'S •ND INFANTS' OUTFITS. LADIES', GENT 'A, AND CHILDREN'S ...

... a carbine from under his cloak, aimed at the Crown Prince and fired three shots. The Prince was mortally wounded and died shortly afterwards. The Infante Manuel, who was also of the party, was slightly wounded. The Queen, who wan unharmed, showed great ...

... instituted. The subjects discussed were those that the Association considered most. important from the health point of view. mortality among infanta seemed to bulk still largely in the minim of health reformers, hut it was satisfactory to know that since last ...

... of uniformity of reading books in the infant depart: meat of the various elementary schools had ,been fully discussed, and that the head teachers recommend that Gibson's Phonic Reader I should be used in the infant department of si the schools. The Committee ...

... and the ladies of the Glasgow branch undated the Guemitsation in their efforts to leaven the excessive rate of infantile mortality. They did a splendid work in Cowcaddena. one of the districts where there was great Poverty, and where there woo an extremely ...

... the course of her opening address, said they were seeking as an association in their great cities to shield and protect the infants of their land. and that department was doing excellent work. Mies Brown Johnston. Edinburgh, secs.- tary, submitted the annual ...

... breast fed. only 387 artificially tad. the rommoder of the infants having sit?: bein boss dead, or having died. The perc_otage naturally fed children was thus no leas than 96. Thanks to an Infant Health Visitors sssociation, considerable care is being exercised ...

... was raised to the re-election of Mr U. Diamond as director. Prince Alfonso of Orleans has been de prived of the title of Infante of Spain and the privileges attached thereto for having married a daughter of the puke of Edinburgh without the consent of ...

... thought they could reduce the infantile mortality considerably if they adopted the Notification of Births Act. It was for the Council to say whether or not they would spend £lOO to reduce the infantile mortality. If they were going to sterilise milk it ...