... r other than domestic purpose,. Toe Coana'l had moles Lousideration toe patting down larger maw. The bgur. sof Ob e infant mortality were nazi as 938 par Limo and the fil.airman fa uisoliaaitm ouch • high cu• , ttaltly mod Se had noticed as Is of hle ...

... children died within their find year, a death-rate of 447.9 per thousand, or nearly one half. It is aupposed that this dreadful mortality ie caused by malaria. Every child born has to paps through the ordeal of tcclimafsation—at lend, the blood of those examined ...

... pneumonia 511 deaths. The number of men who died during the month was 58, the number of wonirn 133, children 873, infants 156. The mortality among children was very grew, hut it must he borne in mind that the import ion of children to adults in all camps ...

... diptheria did not exceed 0 . 06 in Westmorland. Measles were responsible for a death rate of 0 . 42 in the county, and the mortality from iliarrlveal diseases is shown by a rate of 0-30. The proportion of uncertified deaths was 3.9 in Westmorland. The number ...

... and must produce good or evil fruit, in a far distant time; thus, together with the seed of the merely temporary crop which mortals term expediency, they inevitably sow the acorns of a more enduring growth, which may darkly overshadow their posterity.—N ...

... prosecution of the woman Herbert, under the Infant Life L'rotee. tion Art throws a flood of light on the extraordinarily slovenly way in which Acts of Parliament are drafted. The woman pleaded guilty to receiving an infant to maintain, in consideration of payment ...

... compares with exceptionally low rates at that period in the two years last prmmtling. There is an increase in the rate of mortality of children under one year. it( the twenty-eight deaths of children under one rear in the Nltintliorpe registration district ...

... rear a very feeble infant in the close air of a flat or tenement house; this is the reason the mortality among infants is so gnat in the city and crowded country towns. A sickly mother's milk is not wholesome food for a delicate infant. Wholesome cow's ...

... 55.625. The testator bequeaths £25 to the Jewish Hospital and Orphan Asylum; £2O each to the Jews' Free Schools, the Jews' Infant Schools, the Weidminster Jews' Free Schools. St. Mary's Ho.pital, Paddington, and the Board of tivardiana tor the Relief of ...

... down 1011 that strnali speronen , if babyhood; his thoughts went prancing along tie' high road of futurity. The birth of thus infant hail nearly coot her mother her life, and tiortors told hint that it was nut probable that she would ever have another -er9t ...

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