... these rather than eat it have done without The destk armag both and whiten in December three times the average, end the infant mortality is very high. Privations are beginning to tell, the correspondent, and until we get rebel in the ohms of provoime ...

... a. awl the one try to it. tbouned grave, and ten thousand sick out of thirteen thousand against the other's terrible infant mortality, both held their end up nolgy and nth did what was required of them by the nation. That is the neat thiog. A remarkable ...

... thoir ami tho o„o try to balonco its thousand -oWmm (rrarc* ton thousand sick out of thirtcon Sotirand against the others infant mortality, both held their end and both did what was required of them nation. That is (rreat A rcmarkoblc disinclination return ...

... greatly, the little children of the poor dying as if from plague. From all the cities affected comes the same sad story of infant mortality. The aged have suffered greatly also, and the hale and hearty have fallen from sunstroke hundreds. The hospitals aro ...

... improper feeding, uncleanly habits, and ignorance to the care and nurture children, are responsible for a large amount of infant mortality. Naturally, persons of considerable tact and knowledge would be required to perform such work. One London vestry has ...

... South District Hospital ; twelve were infants twelve months old a nd under, and two direct from infectious disease. The deaths from infectious disease were one from scarlatina and one from diarrhoea. The mortality calculated the foregoing figures gives ...

... 26 were infants twelve months’ old and under, and 12 died from infectious disease. The deaths from infectious disease were as follows; Scarlatina, 1 death ; diarrhoea, 10 deaths ; cercbro-spinal meningitis death; total, 12 deaths. The mortality, calculated ...

... Hospital; were infants 12 months old and under ; and died from infectious diseases, deaths from infectious diseases were as follows’: Typhoid fever 1 death Puerperal fever 1 Diarrhoea l ••• ■ Total 3 deaths The mortality, calculated on ...

... month la 4 year. The numher of deaths register. el was 179, of them 40 twk pore in the Routh District Hospital. sa wage infants 12 swaths old under, 9 died fr,r, nfeegiona There was one death inguenn. 71 •4. from infectio.a disease were ao follows: —Typho• ...

... (Frosa our Correspondent.) Dublin, Friday. ' To-day Dr A Bylaw, City Coroner, held an in the Morgue touching the death al an infant E'en Whey, aged six weeks, who died enddenly at its parents' residence, 10 Golden lane. on Wednesday night. Dr John stated ...

... the matter, that a fixed dietary ot of bread and pints of milk daily was not desirable dietary for all infants, and in the case of breast-fed infants the rations must be absolutely wasted. The Board trusted that the guardians would see their way direct ...

... al Cl* entorteined the deiggetes to &mar.. The Cork Gaelic County Board decided to extend time for adiliatioa of claim As infant boy was farad in a troth raobiag Limerick fret, at three o'clock Th• °maim was driven ashore at Persia during a beevy storm ...