... if they helped to carry out the over and over again that the indastry could not be carried on without the use of lead, Infant mortality was greatly dueto Miss Anvie Wright (Stcke-on-Trent}, 000 workers in the Pot- terfes, and of these 4,800 came in direet ...

... the part of the women, If the lady inspector was a good woman be was sure she would prove a very great help 19 x the infant mortality in Plymouth, which was very creat. She would have the power of educating the mothers in the feeding and bring- ing up ...

... figures with regard to mortality which suiled his argument Mr. lain's comparison om the mortaltt children under 12 in the camps with the mortality of infants under one year in this count: was utterly fallacious. The mor ty of infants one year in Manchester ...

... differ much from towns in regard to tho Rertion of ite wealth and poverty. Another fact tree makes below the be natural, is Infante of this class num- of children who kve ber 33.33 per cent., and their total rises to 37.58 until year, OR account the fact ...

... of ir fivence a few yards wide, are going throgh the entice of challenge the other ales in the company to mortal “th at the cambats ever are mortal 1 doub:, for. thongh Nature is of life, she hardly any spenes with ap for being killed That is why wild creatures ...

... that mothers should have some general knowlelge of the fecdiag and treatment of infant . ‘The al nowleige swells our that of the leer concentration larm a; infantile mortality-—in some places approaching Here is a bint: ler tls in the Manchester Meard Schools ...

... subjects, but also some would fluence. Such teaching would very widespread in A considerable pro; rtion of the infantile mortality had been re; peatediy shown to result from im roper feeding. morta: 'y among breast-fed ren was startlingly tl ‘among To ...

... eo ceived ou & er scale than the otbce two works we avo noticed, this number onl: carrying us through the rst a@x mooths of infant ir wheh is told with the itmost minuteness of detail, ind will eageris be read bs ‘bat large section of the public who arc ...

... disposal of the two o'clock, luncheon was can removed in almost all cases. (ood, | just Litth presiding. The especially for infants. Defective ventilation and re then proceeded parish church, expired sir. of dust, dirt and St. Mary, filth. absence of direct ...

... Cl School report shows that the bighest though, how that there bas 0 suggestion forth: grants were boys and girts and 17s. infante— coming fram the city authorities in ard to the matter. the total ea being The tee grant was received We have it on authority ...

... l tea and concert were who swore joved a vei effective ile titute person «wh: for relief an was romovable | giveo in the Infants’ Sontl ide-atroet, on Wed Ube excellent attack and precision, Many Cornish people, the residents of Bodmin, house) the hoe ...

... —Wanted, immediately, ASSISTANT MISTRESS in School State «ata: and apply to W. Lodge, Tevistork MISTREAS. Article 50. tor Infant Luton; Charehwomas ; er © £4 and cottage, 121 Lady as N! RSERY GOVERNESS to two little girte = e bree, Sate a: amd re Mn. ...