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... INFANT MORTALITY great clamber of dying owing to the various aeon* therm la the earliest stages of infant hle otteo sight of, and the que•tion it WHAT SHALL I GIVE u BABY Omen Worm, To make Teething Easy, To give Natural Sleep, To Prevent and Care Wind ...

... INFANT MORTALITY 111 great number of infinite dying annually, owing to the various duns.. affecting the very escheat stags of infant hie, is a Isr often lost tight of, and the question n inked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE MT BABY Far To make Teething Easy, To give ...

... by Sir \Valter Foster, a long discussion took place the employment of married womenin factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that gross mischief resulted from the present system. was suggested that Royal Commission appointed to ...

... presided ewer rer Walter Footer, a long discussion tOOn the employ went of married women factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged tort gross mischief from the present system, and Bugyfoeted that • 'total Commission should tri Sppointta ...

... in that presided over by Sir Walter Foster, where a paper on the employment of women in factories and its ellect upon infant mortality was read. The gross evils resulting from the present system were pointed out, and the appointment of a Koval Commission ...

... section presided over by Sir Walter Foster, whereon papers The Employment of Woman Factories, and its effects upon infant mortality being read, tbe gross evils resulting from the present system were Eointed out, and the appointment of Royal lomihission ...

... that presided over by iiir Walter Foster. where papers on the employment of married women in factories and its effect ou infant mortality being read, the gross evils reselling from the present system were pointed out, and the appointment of a !loyal Commission ...

... In that prtsided over by Sir Walter Fostcr. where papers on the eniployment of women in factories and its effect upon infant mortality wer read. Gross evils moulting from the present system were pointed out, and the appointment of n Royal Comme sion to ...

... in that presided over by Sir Walter Foster, where papers on the employment of women in factories and its effeet upon infant mortality being read, gross evils resulting from the present system were pointed ous, and the appointment of a Royal Commission ...

... in that presided over by Sir Walter Pinter, where papers on the employment id women in factories and its effect upon infant mortality were read. resulting from the present eystem were pointed and the appointment of Royal Oomminion to enquire into the ...

... Robinson read his riplical report for the quarter showing the birthrate to be 262 and the deaths 127 per thousand. The infant mortality was very low, being 7.3 of the number of children born during the quarter.—The cost for examination of water at Sturry ...