... our mille M anyt be dono to ameliorate thes», it cannot rnal of an effect upun the health of the the and to excessive infant mortality is a reeably the mothers are batabie indirectly to the factory systen ting of all dey in it i+ imposible that their children ...

... U OR UNDER-MDINO THII DEADLY I—Some light on this question is thrown by a report of the Jewish Board of Guardians on infant mortality in the East End of London. The poor dews are mostly affectionate parents. They do not beat their children, or Starve ...

... adviser, bot sole medical attendant all-round mechanic, and general ma- •like of (he pleMed tj the ioterating fact that infant mortality the island baa been perceptibly deems- nager of the island's afi people and all that be inf recent years, circumstance ...

... ae fi og the penalties are a necessit; hat fol- ks as reported on 3r 3 Com regarding the cffect of milk ade United on infant mortality ; also the edit ...

... surveys—seems pleased to communicate the interesting fact that infant mortality on the island has been perceptibly decreasing within recent years, a circumstance (though the precise cause of the mortality has hitherto only been a matter of conjecture among medical ...

... under-feeding the more deadly ? Some light on this question is thrown by a report of the Jewish Board of Guardians on infant mortality in the East End of London. The poor Jews are most affectionate parents. They do not beat their children, or starve them ...

... ot-currcil in workhouse • mortality al 17•77, infectious rate bring 19. Both the birth and death rates are higher thmi for the corresponding month of last year, the difference of the latter being die to • great measure to infant ile mortality. MK TEOP.OUN:Y of' ...

... the infant mortality among the Jews is over 60 per cent. Among the poor of the race the percentage is over 80. Alarmed at this state of things, the Jewish community appointed committee to investigate the question, it is found that the high infant mortality ...

... result in the birth of feeble children, who die in infancy. Unless the statistics of deaths in Belfast distinguished infant mortality from the general, we must suppose that the whole rate is made so high as it is through the dying of sickly.born children ...

... devoted lend of children had to utter,—but we who were received a fund of ireful hints. We learned the startling fact that infant mortality con,,titutes one-fifth of the total death-rate, and that this terrible slaughter , s mainly due to mismanagement, and ...

... aiders and abettors, hate done : the previous year. The statistics reliting enough to give excuse even to a Govern. > infant mortality arc, after all, best men! favourable the interests the evidence to rely upon when the treav- Irish tenantry for dropping ...

... land bave examined the Spor east end of that borough. The population is 21 ,000. The death rate is high, 30; the rate of infant mortality is nearly the normal, there are 16 persons in one house, there is one public house to every 28 faimilies. Men and women ...