... largely costi nlat . lh( , milk well( as food for young infants. It is remark- „ , tiol , woll | d able that while our general death-rate i. incn ., wouomy in „, steadily decreasing, the infant mortality ha. , thl) r ,. form / r>) cheaper well a. of late yean ...

... country, who urged that the use tinned separated was not only worthless but injurious for children, and seriously increased infant mortality. Mr Long, in reply, could not promise in bis Food sod Drugs Bill to compel tho words “Unsuitable for children or adolta” ...

... Moderator of the General Assembly, and formerly of Port-Glasgow, was inducted to the pastorate of Insch Parish Church. Infant mortality, which increased so much during the hot weather, now shows a slight diminution, and the Registrar - General’s returns ...

... believe, before this correspondence is over, will one stage further than almost persuaded** that under tuberculosis the infant mortality principally caused infected milk. 1 cannot pretend the knowledge, possessed by doctors, of all the varied characters ...

... economy. Let them reason this out. The point for us to rememlier. and it is important. is that under tuberculosis the infant mortality rntitrrf prinri /utffit inferfetf mitt. perhaps strong statement, but I am prepared uphold it if disputed. If the wealthier ...

... where ' vaccination has almost atopped.—ia th poor cumgested quarters, amid foul air and with frequent ester famine —the infant :mortality is much lower than in well. vaccinated Scotland. Almost every one knows of cases within his own personal experience where ...

... Continental cities hare greater infant mortality and can less spare it may lie left open iinestion. They have for long, least, been a'ive the interests of preventin'' such high mortality better directions over the infant food supply and in issning instructions ...

... which friend did n«»t seem to able enlighten me on. particularly in the part which eapec concerns roe. namely, that the mortality infant* from tuberculosis is principally talk friHii cow*. I wish tju* letter to ask Bucolic how be make* out Uv» grave large ...

... to the receiver to his ear. Conversation can thus carried on at long distances without unduly raising the voice. THE MORTALITY OF INFANTS. A curious calculation has been mado w th reference to the bower exerted by and the life of bie guns.O The Italian ...

... the excessive morbidity and mortality from fever*, and from diarrhoea among infants referred by various recent repotrs Medical Officers cf Health. The advice given in these reports is generally that all milk j given to infants should be sterilized. This ...

... WALLACE OS THE BEARING OP INFANT'S. At Tuesday’s meeting of Police Board tho following report Wallace, Medical Officer oi Health for the burgh, was submitted: Tho returns for the five weeks ending September 2nd give total mortality of 100, wuich is equal ...

... however, he bad some difficulty in obtaining payment. But 1598 new rebellion broke ont; the Castle Kilcolman waa burned, infant child of 4be poet perishlog in tbe (Lines; and Spenser returned to London, impoverished and broken-bearted, to die within ...