... also been found that where they had high infant mortality they could trace a mortality during the next five years of child life. He believed that a good deal of credit for the reduction in the infant mortality was due to the improvement in ...

... and it had also found that where there was high infant mortality they could trace a high mortality during the next five years of child life. believed that a good deal of credit for the reduction in infant mortalitv was dne the improvement in the milk supply ...

... seen from the report Dr. BaiHe that the mortality children under one age was the lowest recorded for .57 years, except in the year 1884. This was more important than ij. looked the surface, because infant mortality was not the weeding out of the weaklings ...

... allreed a prom. The wee nest ash and nosey growl oleo en an. Whom • sad tale todeed. Mr. Ind serer on the tow .tion of infant mortality and cram,' the system of with rays grottos,. which orate. is England sad ether In to the ennead. moth to lbw .mom ...

... especially to tie lady worken, who unselfishly and without advertinement gave their time freely to the work of reducing the infant mortality in the city. The least they could give to the Association was the whole-hearted sympathy and support of the Corporation ...

... had been pointed out that the amount of oalary would come 'em than threepence *alnatk>n. With regard to the question of infant mortality had point out that if they could save the life one child for threepence on a £-tf valuation that would a very good return ...

... derange/I nerd, may be -ned stomach Trr far wane* rim • Mil . • sal V• Mr I elle F mos. l• •geworthatowe. T he Heavy Infant ■Mortality. medication. The method is p and pit-aunt. and BILLIARD AND DACATELLE TABLES SHIMS Stern, Mrs Ts M.. 1,11 A mother Wrliall ...

... ‘““'n* » Kmit*d l.ab.lnv -m tV Iknt.nenl. vroi bvnroi al frrou fifteen to twenty yards. TV *‘ •* 90 «»• *‘ ® Stale. infant mortality rale prom new. V .nrtasero prartue *f pub ro rrororo bee* Chronic Is.** I wl .w, -nto-rveil and .Vn we ad ' “** P ** ...

... papers will now have plenty of ‘“copy,’” as the labour men state they have some surprising exposures to make. INFANTILE MORTALITY. There is an association of benevolent ladies and doctor§ working to reduce the' very high death rate of young children. ...

... MEETING IN THE. MANSION HOME. The Dublin Committer for the Prevent* of Infantile Mortality held its annual meeting the Manion House Mn night, the Lord Mayor presidia.. The Lord Ma or. in opening the proceed ins.. tendered, on behalf of the eitaser.s. ...

... Hos- pital ; wero infants twelve months and under, and 13 died from infectious The deaths from infections diseases vere follows :—Typhus fever, 1 death; memb croup, 1; diphthecia, 2; whoop: 1; measles, 5; dmrrhoss. 3 ing The mortality, calculated gives ...

... deaths of infants under one year old for the quarter amounted 5.496, which practically account* for the whole increase of death* ages, and the deaths from diarrhoea and enteritis were 4.098. which forms a large proportion of tha total infant deaths. The ...