... INFANT MORTALITY. ACTION BY GLASGOW HEALTH COMMITTEE. The Health Committee of Glasgow Corporation has resolved to recommend the Corporation, >n view the high rate infant mortality, agree to the supplying of milk for infant-feeding in poor ...

... the preceding seven days. As usaal, more than one-half of our civic death rate springs from two causce—tuberculosis and infant mortality. Out of the 164 deaths which occurred during the past week, no fewer than 88 are traceable to one or other of these evils ...

... adult, prevent the penetration of disease-producing agents into tho mucous membranes, and hence the immensely high rate infant mortality everywhere. On the basis of this conception Professor Von Behring hopes to realise a rational method of combating tuberculous ...

... being directed to the question of the Birth Rate and Infantile Mortality Statistics, it is gratifying to come across such a concise and useful little pamphlet as that on The Feeding of Infants and Growing Children. After all, it appears to be agreed by ...

... |} tor owin to fortuitous circumstances, was that which for thirty-one years wes the only fune- ral rite observed in to the mortal re- mains of that great the the Gentlemen of in 1862-64, the late who lost his life on Ment Blane in 1866. October 13, 1866 ...

... birthe regia amounted to 212 —117 boys and 96 j and the deaths 139- maka and 75 The nypsteml reprreent an annual rate of mortality of 19,1 every 1.000 of the laliun ; onutung the deaths (numbering admitted into public mslilotioo* from focaiiues outexfo ...

... hooks. The reports that 10 the Dublln Ares the hirthe regimered the weak to and the deaths to Ib4 Tb. Moths tegistered as of mortality of 221. in every 1,000 of the prelate's ; oraittiog the (onnabwing 8) of admitted into institutions frees localities outside ...

... small quantity of bread every day. The majority are poorly clad, and it seems certain that the mortality will largely increase, especially among the infants, when the cold weather sets in. Blankets and cotton stuffs for underclothing are urgently needed ...

... townsman, whose name stands at the head u? this obituary, has fallen a victim to the Indian mutiny. it, appears that he was mortally wounded on the 7th of July, while engaged in leading his company against the 14th Native Infantry, who refused to %i\'e up ...

... 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 ...

... John Lion, the Lord Glammes” the reigi of ancestor the present Earl of Strathmore, left young and very beautiful widmv and infant son. Some years after ius death ahe married again, a gentleman olgood and great wealth, but waa immediately Petered with the ...

... with small quantity bread every day. The majority are poorly clad, and seems certain that the mortality will largely increase, especially among the infants, when the cold weather sets in. Blankets and cotton stuffs for underclothing are urgently needed ...