... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather ha* had disastrous effect upon tbe health of childr•n In Liverpool at the last meeting of the llealth Committee it ma reported that the numbnr of death, the previous week 310, beiou 163 more than In the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. During the hearing of a case the other afternoon Manchester, in which mother had overlaid her in fant, the deputy city coroner, Mr. Sidney Smelt, made several strong remarks the growing frequency of cases of this class, not only in ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The noaot eold and wet weather hae bad diaaatronaaffeetopon the health o( efaildna in LtnrpoaL At the laet meeting of the Health Committee it wae reported that the number of the pneeioni ema S4O, baiag 163 mom than in the eotieapoadlnc ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee it was Mmumudmu-wmm was 340, being 163 more than in the corresponding motum.mvammm--mn ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather lias had a disastrous effect upon tho health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee ii was reported that the number of deaths tho previous week was 3)0, being 103 more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent and wet weather has had a effect the health of children In Liverpool. AS the lest mestieg of the Health Commitrte it was `averted that the of deaths the pervious week was 340, befog 163 mom than in the corresponding week of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the health Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 340, being 163 more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. During the hearing of a case the other afternoon, at Manchester, in which a mother had overlaid her infant, the deputy city coroner, Mr. Sidney Smelt, made several strong remarks cn the growing frequency of cases of this class, not only ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. During the bearing of a case the other afternoon, at Manchester, in a mother had overlaid her In'font, the deputy city caroller, Mr. Sidney Smelt, made several strong temarks on the growing frequency of cases of this class, not only ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, On Mondav Mr. William Garter, coroner for East Surrey, held three inquests on the bodies of children, who had been found dead bed by their mothers* sides on the previous mon ing. He was also Informed of the death of two other children ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 340, being 163 more than ...

... gentlemen who prefer to save money at the expense of human life.” Tea drinking, the officer adds, is as great a cause of infant mortality as anything he knows of. The mot tea three or four times a day, “‘and the children are regu- larly dosed with it.” Tea ...