... consists not of tlio.e who are born but of those whosurvive ; and it iaaruOiigSt the ignorant and illeircumstanceni that the infant mortality is highest. Artiontiat the better educated and better-off section of the community the children have a more favourable ...

... obtained at as low a price as So or b weekly. Other articles are— Bed Tents fa Consumptives, Dogs and Diet, Infant* Mortality, The Feeding of Children wit may be Carried Out in a Day Indust/ill School, by P. Hanson ; Home Treatments Carried ...

... a question of even greater importance than its cure. They were told, on the highest authority, that. 60 per cent. of infant mortality might be arrested and tuberculosis stamped out, if only proper attention were paid to the laws of health. How were these ...

... the Women's Association was mortality. It was a pitiable thing that so awn , young lives were lost every year, and tee ladies of the association would be doing a grand work by instructing mothers in tie upbringing of infants. (Hear, hear.) Already a great ...

... the enengetio measures taken by Lady Aberdeen for combating the diwase will have their effect on the mortality statistics. The rate of infant mortality in Ireland compares favourably both England and nWales and with Scotland. In 190/ in Ireland the deaths ...

... hopes of him—ldeas. infant NITA. The lady inspectors who are attached to the I Leeds Sanitary Department are rind to be doing good work in encouraging the distribution of pore and by that means hope to check the infant ' mortality of that city. It appears ...

... with fifty years ago, has Numbly decreased. The other is that, notwithstanding the dec.ine in the general death rate, infant mortality tends to increase rather than to &ere-sec.—Percy Allen, M.P., in Chrotion World. TBE uome AND TEM SCHOOLS.. GOLD-FILLED ...

... matter of hot mid-day food during winter in country schools. It is with regard to the great and terrible question of infant mortality that the association in this district feels itself to be making least headway. The subject is so difficult and delicate ...

... visited the Island of Rhoda. standing with its trees and gardens in the bed of the Nile. This is the reputed place where the infant Moses was drawn out of the Nile by the maid of Pharaoh's daughter. Here we saw ti.e Nilometer, Constructed in for gauging ...

... were established in this country a peculiarly virulent form of inflammation was frequently seen in the eyes of very young infants , the disease often ending in partial or total blindness • and now, although you occasionally see a'blind man begging his ...

... snowilake that whirled in the blast: The child that a mother delighted to rear, The mother that nourished that infant with care, The husband that infant and mother had blest, Each all are away tu their dwelling of rest. The hand of the king that the sceptre ...

... THZ LLTII MIMI 1088, ZILTOWN, KILLTOOD.DON. The mortal remains of the late Miss H. H. Ross were removed from her father's residence for interment in the graveyard adjoining Convoy Presbyterian Church, Raphoe, County Donegal, on Wednesday afternoon. The ...