... FRIGHTFUL INFANT MORTALITY. - THORN OUT OF 868. amatoga • abeepr to.. men against re Br paal .4 Ur of Nagar ow 1 Mrs en Is It ie Own ree lbs ev MGM* Of MUll baa, boa to We, sea • err el mien. frtherson Mord Or Of Sabato to till. rly Orr to end el INA ...

... disturbed in tho exercise of their religion, that they may freely profess the Catholic rai’-li and it* tenets. WOOLFIUGHTFUL INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... arrest these thorough cleanliness in the trtensila. In Pans sterilisation it the only plan adopted. It has reduced the infant mortality of the citv bv 23 per cant, preventing diarrhoea. The ** bottle is now safe. The question of milk does not attract much ...

... diseases occurred among children under five years of age. On this point one remark must be made. Comparisons bet weep the infant mortality of Dublin and that of English manufacturing towns, must be misleading. Too children of the female factory workers hive ...

... better to arrest these thorough cleanliness in the utensils. In Pans sterilisation the only plan adopted. It has reduced infant mortality of toe citv 23 per cent, by preventing diarrhoea. The •' bottle is now safe. Tba qaaalion of tuberoulosed milk does ...

... which would show that Dublin has actually higher infant mortality. The n«l* which is patent to the humblest is where there is alow birth-rate necessarily as consequence thslthers most be low infant mortality, and has the lowtal birth-rate of the places aeationed ...

... window can air renders the task unbearable. as a rapid circulation of asthma is a common end the rate complaint, i ” of infant mortality is said to be abnormally high. The hair off is swept up cheap off the filthy floor and by weight for It is not to read ...

... the excessive mortality of infancy and childhood in these countries to hygienic mismangement. Prom hie observations would appear that only too many mothers are almost entirely ignorant the hygienic rules which govern the treatment of infants and children ...

... Duhliu would verv well ar havUg provided for little fcuffe'Trsa and medical aneodar.ee that would lessen tie list of infant mortality and promote giester happiness among the poor. (Applause.) The was pa s*d naanlmcn-ly. Dr Mom Madden propose ...

... naturally. Witness—Then, no one In the ward has any respect (or panper nurses. The Coroner—That a psychological reason. Is infant mortality in thle iostitutton very large ? I think it Is nnduly large. I may say I had every assistance for my suggestions from ...

... Dublin would bt very well pleased at having provided for sufferers home and medical attendance that lessen the list erf infant mortality and promote greater happiness among thenoor (applause). The resolution was passed. Dr Madden proposed—“ That the thanks ...

... with 3015 for the same month lase year. As Counallor Henry—*he on'y Irich Conneillor now holding A seat—pointal out, infant mortality has assumed alarming proportions, and the diseagen of which the litt'e ones de—diarriea and dysentery —suagest defective ...