... the zymotic death-rate v.d the infant mortality of Dublin, the sanitary con- dilion of the city would appear to be satis- 1 factory as that of the English towns, and even as that of London. Many sanitarians regard the infant death-rate to be as a measure ...

... the Jut outrage. THE BABIES' HEALTH. CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. The Countess of Aberdeen sae present yeaterday at a drawls -roam meeting in 23 Fltswilliam square, Dublin. which diseased Infant mortality and the Babies' Clubs which are conducted by the ...

... the adoption of • report with reference to the Early Motif cadent of Births Act, saying that its object Is to lessen infant mortality. Dr. L'll - alter said the putting of the A,,t in force would • render a new Corporation lepartn,cnt necessary. ft made ...

... record. The death-rate of Ireland in 1906 was slightly higher, being 17 per thousand. And in England and Wales the rate of infant mortality for 1907 was 14 per thousand below the rate for the previous' year, and is also a record. Then there was au increased ...

... Dublin would bt very well pleased at having provided for sufferers home and medical attendance that lessen the list erf infant mortality and promote greater happiness among thenoor (applause). The resolution was passed. Dr Madden proposed—“ That the thanks ...

... Henry Dublin woo shaniefel alarming, so d wg , Mthaarrat, solicitor, were is attendance. the principal cause of the high infant mortality Mr. Carter quoted from several Acts, showin the City. He reid that until a period of bag that in every county. city, ...

... will fell you how often death and life craws the threshold of the wretched tenements, hand in hand. sad yet we,bewail infant mortality and look upon it as a national disaster. Man. said George Barden/dd. after a devoted priest had shown lido a slum ...

... Demonstrations would he given in the schools. aril instructors sent to promote the work. t'revention of tuhercuku, s i. and infant mortality and the encouragement healthy ionditioni in the home and instruction in the preparation of food were seine of the objects ...

... breed, r.)11 or. do nA ro itempreo r orrArn I N i• ANT MORTALITY It Sot bed' MOTELIt'S SidAELTEL NEGLECT. Votively Dr. Louis A. Byrne, My Ceniser, an beiveet in the Morgue tottchiag the an infant aimed Ellen Whey, aged areas, who died auddeng at be: presta ...

... Hospital yesterday morning. Infant egortaUty.—At a meeting - of the Committee of the Dublin branch of the Women's National Health Association. at which her Excellenci the Couute,s of Aberdeen presided. the infant Mortality Sub- Committee reported that ...

... question but that the drinking tubercular milk was infinitely more dangerous than the eating of tubercular flesh. The infant mortality from tuberculosis was very high. Statistics showed that about 30 per cent the deaths of young children in leading hospitals ...

... ori>>r*iioit iiuMinn of cleaiiliue«». If ih-* fu: -Ci-nwn people down under ihe of it i« not auri.pi np ih *t in« rate of infant mortality i« hi* rogia- traiH'ft -iiairicu of last v ...