... h gh infantile mortality, and moderate, or even low birth-rates, with low infantile mortality. Therefore, moderate or even low birthrates may be more effective for the upkeep of the population. especially se where a high infantile mortal ty is to be found ...

... nick mapie, and 1•061,111. WI I h children. The ordinary mortality amenost etch a populate. would he very loth, bat toe elide-woe of naseies hod been chiefly re aporoohle few the high infant mortelite. Thio ep..teme. had now eon itheil out. and the ...

... Dorset amt, stated alma his wife had been separated from him /or some time. be haring agreed to pay her lio • work. Besides the infant there was • ohad aged four year.. Ater some time they lived together again; but after eight weeks his wife began to drink ...

... years in the period Dial between ten days sod six weeks after admission Number of wards in nursery . 4 Cubic feet for each infant, Bomb tal Ward No. 1 Word, cubic feet for each occupant No. 3 Ward, cubic feet for each or- 3°l eupant states The nonery ...

... rate of mortality among children under the age of five years, constituting 33 per cent. of the total deathrate of the city, and attributable in most cases to the poverty of the parents and the want of proper care and nourishment for the infants. ...

... in framing a scheme that, when availed of, will benefit farmers by se-. curing them against pecuniary loss in the case of mortality or the outbreak of an epidemic, and also by encouraging them to keep on their lands animals of a superior type. Town Swept ...

... death-rate among infants. In some eases the deaths of helpless babes ! must be ascribed to the negligence oil parents, but when the broad question is investigatssl we must sort fur other I rausee to explain the alarming mortality among infants. In a country ...

... papers to the medical journals, was the Rest in Ireland who drew public, attention to the high infantile mortality in Dublin. and advocated infant milk depots in au !introductory address at Jervis street Hee-1 Pliul in 1006. A LITTLE WAR BREWING. UMITID ...

... in favour of aw l reelection of Mr. Roosevelt. The rate of mortality Infantile in Lirerpool last week, Mortality. reached the abnormally ' MO figure of :77.0 per 1,000, and the number of infants under one year per 1,000 births registered was 1623, which ...

... Lakin Lords Justices Fitzgibbon, Walker, and Holm,. and Co; Guardians of Armagh Onion to Peel, the case of Charles Kelly, so infant was partly J 8 Peel and Sou; Nemo Urban District Coonal heard. It was an appeal tram an order of the ti.bd.l.ll.4,WledholdeetrY ...

... 'school. And the British Medaai Journal would aim exclude all Woes between the age of three and six, who are crowded into the infant school. Such children, it states, are too young to be capable of learning lessons, and an active gamo in an interval cannot ...

... ies from that of drink. Though the infant morta:ity in Dublin was as great as that of other cities, yet amongst t poorest cheeses the child mortaaty was s•-ren times as great as that of the 'idler classes. The mortality of the children in Dublin vas low ...