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... of bringing np infants in crowded districts. One would scarcely think it, but the shows are very popular with the poorer classes, and they help to diminish improper dieting, which to a large extent accounts for the high jnfant mortality in the crowded ...
... flcsb.good colour, strong bones and teetb. The very excessive mortality amongst children is declared by medical authorities to be due to improper feeding. Owing UlO poverty of so-called infants’ foods enormous number of children are growing up ill-dereloped ...
... with his prophesying lament over the fall ,of the city. and the death of his infant child. hest what it is to the ;brine tender- news of the+ eldfst child of Lir towards I•er infant brothers in their long travail. swishie s t is {lie didietv of the home-sick ...
... is drier away the people wee. I this. inthe emir it $ reran there were 30 or 40 thousand acme of the her red ea , Imbued mortally horn it. that nth. Mohr pars of lend there oily eight born habitations to the gram sod at I the land demored in the increased ...
... assuredly there is little grief or woe in Erin because the Marquis of Salisbury has paid the debt of nature and departed this mortal life. For many years—and, indeed, it may be said throughout almost his entire political career—he acted as our avowed enemy ...
... bin ha registered daring the week amounted to 173, and death* to 163. The deaths registered represent an annual rate of mortality of 21*1 in every I,oooof the population. Tbs total number (40) of deaths das to tabercalooa disease includes 8 deaths from ...
... the health of Dublin may be re- return for the wees ending 2%h August shows an upward tendency. The deaths average annual mortality of 23.1 per 1,000, against 22.9 in the preceding week, and 18 in the week ewding August 15. There were 3 deaths from whooping ...
... birth* registered daring tte week amounted to 227, and the deaths 169. The deaths registered represent an annual rate of mortality of 23*3 in every I,oooof the population. Tuberculous disease caused 35 deaths. The deaths from diseases of the respiratory ...
... ' Appliances for Horne Dairies, giving free instructions for Chi. Ding and Butterrnaking. Post free. The Rest House for Infants' Outfits. Fishy Linea. Underclothing. Pineforee. and Aprons. Corsets. Skirts. k: &c. Alt gongs chtsp. At Coade*Shop street ...
... Regislratioa Atm lbs birth* cegiturod 4orin ...
... the middle Novem- ber eicknea* rapidly increased, and mortality rate became very especially among the children. Among the European* infanta died rate 600 per 1,000 bom, and all the coloured infants born, died. Milk and vegetables were acarco. iioreeflesh ...