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... by an improvement of the general health of the locality, an improvement which is especially manifested in the lives of the infant popuf-tion. “During the month new sanitary orders have been issued by the Local Government Board strictly defining the duties ...
... Relieving Oft cer I I Am lora • lire of a ll 'he c hildren in his OPENING OF THE sirriNos. district that we re under the Infant Life Protection Act. Yesterday the Miehaelmaa 1.411 Sittings were Mr. O'Neill (clerk) mid there would be no opened at the ...
... ma*. Emmy of them did not comply with the 6- spectate in London Were NIA Wl* than *7l laws. Os the emotion of infanti!e mortality per enema Tenement ebeeid be mho said that ia Liverpool it ter. excessire Ostend and ulnae emetime n . Re owing to smooth ...
... drama, &Lri how ines. preted in Duhlin from 1897 to 1inoo.'' The English Registrar-General reports tha ta annual rate of mortality Ist week in thirty-thre great towns of England and WalPes averaged -3 perthousand. ORDERED TO THE FRONT-Tn tbe pm. sert South ...
... quarter of a year are accommodated with standing rcom on the floor, one can well understand that a couple of mothers with infants in their arms are an ample congregation to admit at once. To be sure the patients in waiting are privileged to stand in a ...
... let Private G. Mantes, Isl MATH MU WOVIINI. Prints F. Page, ht Regiment, on January Si, Private T. Marley, let Durham Light Infant, died of debility in hospital. Merit/burg. Whet/my 2. Frederick Dickson, A Batt•ry LILA., died of pneunioniii at Durban. January ...
... re-elected . 0. D. of mortally . Saturday. One was that of a patient nergnised as labor (L.O ) re sleeted. suffering from O. deism._ The other 'sewn. h isr In 11398 the figures were —Llrd C. Beresford (U I. Tae ever. was an infant nos ac takes Into seasons ...
... for you.” An affectionate father or mother always wishes to live in the heart and affections of child. Can woman forget her infant so as not to have pity on her son, and even if she should forget yet will I not forget thee. Behold I have graven thee in ...
... Agnew's report for the month, as follows :— ** In submitting my report for the month of February, I beg to state that the mortality returns show, as antictpated in my last communication, uundoubted evidence of the effects of the influenza epidemic which ...
... all wou!d like to keep with us. On Friday last was laid to rest in the church-yard of S.S. Petrick and Brigid all that was mortal of Mis. Catherine Neely, of Ann Street. She had rfached the ripe old age of 82, and up to two weeks before her death was able ...
... le ground for the unfavour ii iraprwsf ioti which I barn described, eUe I diaeovrr tin to the uauxe any -esajvs mortality among the infants placed t-.oe. have only to mid tliat the other children i With well cared for nty opißlun.-- 1 am. gealleroeo. yonr ...
... were infants months old and under, and 19 died from infectious disease. The deaths from infectious disease were follows—Typhoid fveer, 1 case; scarlatina, 1 case; diarrhoea, 16 cases; cerebro spinal meningitis, 1 casej total, 19 cases. The mortality calculated ...