... 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 ...

... C C. and ibe Rev M & the Hrv John Flanagan. C C. ttt «• Commiuee. The uwioD lbe Dublin itli-rote » urfd . fc f u, L j infant mortality, and the social and coed** eetting the city children under P ff« ...

... strict separation the sale of groceries from that drink. Though the infant mortality Dublin Was not ae great as that of other pities, yet amongst tbs poorest classes the child mortality was seven times great that of the richer classes. The health of the ...

... , was co-opted on die committee. 11. Oenintisnion about to sit on the Dublin death rate caused some discuesiou as to infant mortality and the social ' and mural evils besetting the tidy children under the present condition of things, add it was derided ...

... animal food altogether. The death-rate among both blacks and whites in December was three times, the average. and the infant mortality Is very high. Privations are beginning to tell, adds the correspondent, and until we get relief in the shape of provisions ...

... itinfettionere, de. rigetre. and printer. bare motemted 4bc.4inPl, lira letrapion of women. 'They hare tailed sheet hygiene. infant mortality. depopulation. They hare worked on ii• Oh. yea What phrase.. whit eiareatests, we bare beard Is the p•inting oaks. the ...

... arimal food ai-cttet~lr. Thedeath-rateamongboth blacks ;ard ashites in December was three times the average, and the infant mortality is verv high. 'Privations are beginningr to tell. adds the car- f ,re'pondent. arid until we get relief in the shape ...

... deaths white people were under three yean and over fortvnvc. The primary cause the unusual mortality among infants and coloured persona is evident—the infants are insufficiently fed on their proper diet—namely, milk—and the natives get scanty diet, with ...

... affoeted in the lungs. with annareat'v healthy wddere, nav s vislded milk containing the baciilue of tubroevle The grest mortality aongst w e children due to tuberenlar affectioms s wodenbtedly due to the vse of wilk containing the tubreale hociline. Biouardel ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... exceee of deiuh* of white people were nnder three yean and orer The primmer cause of the unusual mortality among infante and coloured persons is evident—the infants are insufficiently fed on their proper diet, namely, milk, and the native* get. scanty diet ...