... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN THE MEASLES EPIDEMIC Dering law gakt*c haa base to alaneing inlastt mortality in tha city ad Dublin, ae enthar the ngiatfatiaa ana of Sehlin. ragittntien of cosuaa, iactedaa hauadasy, well M the diaUitta at lUtbaius. Duskroks ...

... TERRIBLE INFANT MORTALITY IN RUSSIA. The St. Petersburg oorreepondeiit the Timee” depicts eery alarming state ol thing* with regard to infant mortality in Rnseia. It appear*, be say*, that in many of til* OoTernmerit* the proportion of the children who ...

... and of for the arimiaaia that it creotea. And to thia pietara may be added diadaatian of the birth-rate, an inertamd infant mortality, and (welling of the aamhar af and eripplea, children of drankarda, wreck* of the race, and bordeoa of the conunaaity; ...

... a sniffs The Russian death-rate is still abnormally high, being 51 per 1,000. and increasing rather than diminishing. Infant mortality is the chief ciose. doc to crtmiaal negkx-t, drunkenness, and want sanitation. ...

... and of prisons for the criminals that it creates. And to this picture may added diminution the birth-rate, increased infant mortality, and swelling of the number idiots and cripples, children of drunkards, wrecks of the race and burdens on the community; ...

... the Irish immignints live in great cities, aad be gives the high authority of , Archbishop Ireland for the appalling infant mortality, 75 per cent, in one of these great 'eines, New York. Father Shinnors also writes in strong bu: mat exaggerated language ...

... to the work. She was glad to see such a Urge amount of good work done. She knew another nursing society in which the infant mortality hod been con-iderablv reduced since the introduction of nurse into a village, and there was another thing—that the children ...

... the work. She was glad to see such a large amount of good work done. She knew of another nursing society in which the infant mortality had been considerably reduced since the introduction of a nurse into a village ; and there was another thing thst the ...

... their lives. Mr. Chamberlain’s comparison of the mortality all children under twelve the camp* with the mortality infants under one year in this country was utterly fallacious. The mortality of infants under one year in Manchester was 1-8 ...

... Do all of them survive to adult age? M. 8. leaves the reader to assume that, if he do not actually imply it. Now infant mortality in the large cities of the United States, especially in summer time, is appallingly high, and the Irish-Americans succumb ...

... travel from the country farms fur consumption in our largo towns. Milk treated I have described will not guilty causing infant mortality, but be sound, wholesome article of nutritive food, in the nearest possible approach to the requirements of human nutrition ...

... in of another oon, in the charge however, woul extinction of the fire or the around it of a protecting were taken the infant mortality rete of the city would be much If the Celtic Cornish Society succeed in its purpose the monument which many years ago ...