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... first be kept in mind that nothing can be more delicate or sensitive than the vital organs of an infant. It matt then be understood that the great infant mortality occurs amorgst those families which are compelled to live in second, third, and fourth class ...

... Continuing their proceedings at Black-pool yesterday, the Public Health Congress at the various meetings discussed drainage, infant mortality, atchoel inspection, and the smoke nuisance. A young mnan named Stuart, otherwise Stewart, was charged yesterday at Bow- ...

... with a considerable proportion of married women ocoupied, the infant mortality rates vary irre- tolarly. To arrive at the truth with regard to the relation between high rates of infant mortality and industrial ?? of mothers, it would be ueces. sary for the ...

... contrasted the ostentatioous wealth to be found there with the squalid misery and degradation of the luni side, where the infant mortality reiched sixty- three per thousand. He was so struck with the con- trast that he lashed them in a speech of his as he ...

... promoterst as in the eleventh shou to cbange his mind. He was told. he would ?? Herod in cansing infant mortality, and that an exhibition where 3,700 infants were on slow wciuld be a uphterhouss of i .noo. ' f I II i i i I m ...

... Manchester, LivePoo, Birmingham, Leeds, Shefield, Huil, and Salford. Another column of figures sets forth the rates of infant mortality and the daiths feua various diseases. The nember of deaths in the admtiniestrive coanty od Lou- -dea from thue rncipsa ...

... determine wa influence the employment of mothers' in mann- factories has upon infant mortality. Boldly at the beginning he denied that there was an excess of infant mortality in factory towns, and in strong lnuage impeached the testimony of those who ~woiusd ...

... area in qu tion it was 40.7 per 1,000. (Scnsition.l Garden row had a popnlation of 407, a death-rate of 42.2. and an infant mortality of 55.5 per cent., while the figures for RoV-sy-treot were 218, 32.5, and 53.1 per cent: Honduras-street. 217. 40.5, ...

... him, and the sick were the peculiar care of those who Tadthu them the kind sympathies of human nature. nestatihich of infant mortality were the strongest arpg- hcould be used inl favour of an institution like Th' Bishop of LONDON stated that they Vere ...

... Stui- ML] E titioun 8. 00 U British Aetoononsical Association, Uttiversity College, 6 1t - National Health Society - Infant Mortality nnd t t Married Women1 in Fa ctories, Dr George Reid, 4. Ti . Ineus of Court Volunteer Smoker, ;nnor T'emplo Hall, 6 ...

... is that he poisoned his wife to raise money. Infant mortality in France has long been the subject of newspaper disquisition. It must be satisfactory to the writers who have laboured to show that this mortality was in great measure pre- ventable, to find ...