... marriage was the decline in the birth of children and the carelessness with which they were treated. If it were not for infant mortality our race would be strong to maintain the position to which God had mercifully called us—that of raising up new dominions ...

... sparkle with indignation when the asks, What's the use of your consumption °urea, of the stamping out of smallpox. when infant mortality increases so fearfully, only because ti.. 'mother' gives her baby cow's milk? By the invitation of the head master, ...

... addresses by Dr. Wellesley Harris. The ratio of mortality among infante is so great that it would be well if such practical addresses and advice could be given in every borough. The alarming amount of mortality among young children nught then be appreciably ...

... that which prevails amongst infants, the British farmer would, before very long, have entirely to give up the business of rearing cattle. Then he indicates twc directions in which steps may be taken to reduce infantile mortality. One of these ie by requiring ...

... WOMAN'S WORLD. A word as to cows' milk. THU CARE OP Dirrctly extraneous nourishment INFANT& is sought . tor a child, care must be exercised in its selection. Sterilising milk by beat is permissible when the presence of injurious germs is feared, but such ...