... still manv of ih«se slaughter houses the unsanitary of which was doubt ess a fruiti fnl source lisna*e. The question of infant mortality was one most deserving attention. niiiny the cases that had come his own know! re children were allowed get burned to ...

... zymotic death-rate and' the infant mortality of Dublin, the sanitary condi- tion of the city- would appear to be as satisfactorj as that of the English towns, and even as that 01 London. Many sanitarians regard the infant death-rate to be as a measure ...

... the disciples, but was the firs, to brimg OtIlK-i tu the feet of cite Master. Thus hc umay be said to have been the first mortal to is.i i ) for that grand scheme of humian 'broth,'-'ioo's t the attainment of which is one of the ob1ai s points of Christianity ...