... the majority of the audience being ladies. Dr. HUSBAND, of York, read a paper on ' Infant Mortality, its Canse and Remedy. In the outset he spoke of infant mortality as robbing the couutry of that which would have proved a source of wealth. He thon proceeded ...

... few weeks, become a very important matter in COmeerluenr of cases of fever having been so cause, e icese its effect on infant mortality. Tpr admirable portrait of Mr. J. S. fill, which I Mr. Watts has painted for Sir Charles Dilke, and -which Mr. Mill sat ...

... the report of the sub-committee wasadopted, STARCH POISONING has been said, on good autho- rity, to bathe main causeof infant mortality. No farinaceois food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously ...

... iomeaus slaughtered their infant r children -we are sacrificing, not alone children, but youths and maidens, and men - and women in ; their prime. Few of our population live out aI their days. In regard to the escessive infant mortality - of modern life it ...

... alreadv touched on the matter of a dav nmrser', and(l was dedr.rous to reduce, if possible, by some such means as that the infant mortality of thte city. Rev. T. R. Holtby moved, and Rev. J. W. Waddell seconded, a vote of thanks to Mr. St-ott and Mr. Kennedy ...

... XO)ITALITY AT EuxtSTI. In reply to Mr. BExTyIrcE, Sir GEO. GREY said that the statement of the coroner with respect to the infant mortality st 13r. uetb, in Norfolk, was grossly exaggerated. He had instituted an inquiry, and the report, together with a statement ...

... on the snbject of infant mortality, are absolutely appalling. This mortality cannot be said to be peculiar to any stite of society, for it exists under circumstances mos0t dissimilar in our urban and rural Population. Infant mortality is ...

... the real cause of so manv evils that were so fre- quenth- ?? of. if they held thu means of ascestsiniug the amount of infant mortality is di.- ?? from others, if they hind the means of distinguishing the class amongst. aiinul that mor- tality was found ...

... taken away the enthusiasm oat of the contest. STARCH PoisoccrNo has been ?? on good autho- ritv, to be the main cunseof infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such tood nas been previously ...

... numbered 281; and, as there are about 17, 000 members, it is at once evi. E'dent that the mortality is much below that of the s population generally. The infant mortality was h very small, only 15 deaths of children under one d year being recorded, while betwiees ...

... October 28.h. INFANT MORTALITY. TO TU ElIroR OF TIM BELFAST -NEWS-LETTER, SiR-On examinring the registry of the factory district, I find that in taking an average of three periods, with an interval of one year between each, that the mortality amnoigt the ...

... or Wid by a single pair of pnren.rts. All the rest are imrply produced in ,raer to provide for the necetiary logs in infant mortality. The turbot laya 14 million eggs, well kuowing that 13,999,91JD9 will be eaten up in the state of spawvn, or devoured ...