... issued, and from it we glean that has an extremely high hirth rate, coupled with a very low general, and still lower infant and child mortality. All diseases which are in every way preventable sanitary show a remarkable and decline, though consumption is still ...

... nt Beview” Mr John Burn* ha* done good service exposing the mockery of. any rate, the lay argument. OUicial returns ..f mortality for the nine months from November 1902 to July 1903 are cited the member for Battersea. They refer the mines of Johannesburg ...

... DOCTOR AND MODERN WOMEN, Sir Jinnee Crichton-Browne the of Britain for the declining birth rate end the enormous infinlilc mortality. Lecturing to the uiendxTs of the Sanitary Inspectors’ Association on Saturday night, niado scathing ay-nns* marricxl women ...

... awl legacies his obrerail-. *n? '*■•* residi*e bis irvcf i-, t'.ires the said AcVilphua and Anguetus Cliarles Fr- ■ r.d an infant which hid t!i a »hj .vl over its fa an 1 i : '-r !ie« neck, the Ka»t London f'lutr r»ui*r'fe.i it was the practice ...

... readiness which left without morning when my child was two months old I was lying sound asleep, but was Awnkwned by feeling the infant taken stealthily from off my arm. I opened my eyea in time i»o see Dixon vanish from the room carrying It with him. I uttered ...

... moment wa« left standin* like Btatoo. *»='* after 'bo l«o W wore quickly rotrealm* acroas tbo moor towartla weak- . ■ Tbo infant »o Kranprlr ...