... of infant mortality. Happily in this matter we compare favourably with England and Scotland. for, while the death-rate in England is 133 per thousand of all children born during the first veer of their life, and that of Scotland is AG. the infant mortality ...

... birth. ride, but the terrible infant mortality of, our maaufbetiorina distrieto is really amens. The , dobths of which the. inhuman et the halt is *own% mere horn* ilia& trated than in _thy nrords of infant mortality in the hinge 60, sitd times. ...

... 635, showing a net gain, . of 112 lives among infants, and giving • death-rate of 135 per 1,000 births as against 142 in the previous year. This is a very satisfactory improvement , in the infant mortality rate. It was found that in the moat thickly-populated ...

... tins practice is appear to he available: but a ago an English Mayor demonstrsted this preventability of much of this infant mortality that prevails in British of population. He offered a reward to the parents it piety child born a ithin his of who survived ...

... and the low an the high Shall moulder to dust and together shall The infant • mother attended and loved; The mother that infant's affection who prod; The husband . that mother and infant who Mcsacrl— Eact, ire away to their dwellings of rest. The maid on ...

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... he there and saw the mothers of Fronthnro holding their infant.. before on that altar, lie was tomtit, of those dewSli mothers who brought to the Saviour's during those time , lie was as mortal man to wall. through OW tot sent as He ol old in the Martha ...

... is next friend of Thomas Amiss, Archibald, George, Sarah, Joseph, naga, and Id'Bride, infants, for an order that Sarah M'Britle, the mother ad guardian of the infants, might be removed from their guardianship, and that the custody of the children should ...

... qmstices infantile mortality, be that the btrA-rate had falling over the ware country during the pest taw years, although the was not so marked is thii country as ia England and Waled; still, the falling birthrate made the of infantile mortality much mom Mar ...

... re-1 salved a series a blows is the I oenetitnonoles compared to whisk the slight I Liberal reveres, reliantly wens. an infant I ▪ dmilecomat of doll to Capfuls of enfortneate blues at Ha Lord liallebarrli Glevernesot gone to mientry is um, leB9, or ...

... their homes healthier, and consequently brighter and happier, and to teach mothers in reference to the care and feeding of infants and young children. Her Excellency would, he was sure, be eaa to know something of what they, in Portedown, had been doing ...

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