... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Dorchester, Witaborne. On iter (for teeding-bottle is now one or two days) and on Whit-Monday (day done bhloo factors in infant mortality, Bournemouth, Chrise-bareh, Ly Lyndharst BR sat Fore where, the net pat Sad pene ol the city dona ten the mouth, Brockenhurst ...

... with the Department over which Mr. Gladstone presides. Sir C. Diims moved • reduction of £lOO to raise the question of infant mortality in the taxtßo trades. due to the employment of young children in cleaning machinery in motion. A =1 discussion followed ...

... tion to the oellish way in which women now-a-days try to shirk suckling their children, and the consequenrt irncreaso of infant mortality. The price of Airs. Ballin's book is id., and. for-those lwho h.ave tO do with the feeding of young children it rill ...

... both of on the increase, the birth-rate is ou the decrease sad them. Since then relations were considerably strained infant mortality, which is growing, has already reached • between the pair. at Pantomime / . . . It nein that on Tuesday evening the ...

... to a large extent, the to-wns are recruited. The-e conditions of cottage life are amonr the most fruitful causes of infant mortality in country districts. THg law as to prize drawving undoubtedly needs alteratiou. So tar as it refers to gambling pure ...

... whole lifetime, informs me that Lord Bittersea's remearks are s sland rs on the Lufton workers. He says tiee high rate of infant mortality is not caused by early mharriages, but by thc fierce comepetition in the straw trade, wtich reduces indurey to a fight ...

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... to 15.3, the rate of infantile mortality has remained stationary. He further pointed out the dose connection between great infantile mortality and bad house accommodation. It is that the greatest number of deaths of infants take place in one-roomed houses ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. DUTIES OF MOTHERS. IMPORTANT CONFERENCE. from all pan.. of Great the Naitonal Conference on Infant.le 11.4tality. held at Hall, maw the el Mum of Wettaileat r. _ _ . _ . . The CLUBMAN. le the Conform out that .liunkennees of va. ...