... INFANT MORTALITY AND Yesterday afternoon a public meeting for the purpose of inaugurating a Woman's National Health Aesociation was held in the Hall of the Royal College of Physicians. Kildare street. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant presir!ed, in the ...

... her O▪ S TWO DOWN ONADI. While these degrading practices were in the increa.e, the birth-rate was on the decrease, and infant mortality had already reached one-fourth of the total deaths in a year. And drinking, if it had decreased with men, had more than ...

... to-day. All the scientists . in the world declare that these depots form the beet means of coping with the problem of infant mortality, and practically every municipality in the world is molding repri;- 'imitative.. to as International Congress in di us-els ...

... inatructed in the schools. and more p.penially in the bonus. it is useless to hope to combat the ravages of consumption and infant mortality. The Association, when fully organist, will be able in various ways to convey proper instruction on theme subjects to ...

... countries. hut we had not got 0 tar. TEMAZIILII ZZADDIG. The report of the Lnapectose from the potteries se regarded infant mortality esuaed by the women being employed is toads, where lead was toed were very terrible reading. It was described slaughter ...

... were to continue to swing on the old lines; but many questions were clamouring for solution—drunkeunees , bad homing. infant mortality, ignorant--all demanding treatment more stern than Mr. Long and his friend. would employ. The day for talk about social ...

... these can bo easily taught by the trained nurse during her smite to the sick and while alleviating their sufferings. Infant mortality and consumption, the two great Kr:Jorge, afflicting the Irish nation, can be checked by such means. Sir John Byers, the ...

... ataff of the 'D.'ily Telesand caws of infant mortality inquired grag m. into by him he found scarcely any instances et constitutional taint traeoeble to the parent , . The cause of the terrible infant mortality among the children of the poor, and of ...

... of • committee end nflicers for the ensuing tsar The , Rev. H. Kennedy. in seconding . , attributed the high rote of infant mortality to wont of cleanlinens and the ignorance of mothers. Mr. H. R. Swancy, President of the Royal College of Surgeons, in ...

... 2,130 hors. Thexal of all agss was 36.610 at textile work. In answer to Dr. Chalmers. Dr. Maths.' es. stated that the infant mortality is Belfast was higher than the rest of be- Lead. The valuation of Belfast. said Mr. Meyer, Assistant Town Clerk. had ...

... while Ireland was Coincident with the increnslld use of I used to the kicks of the Empire. it got very Pasteurising milk infant mortality in New I few of the halfpence? He did tvot aim York decreased from fla per 1.000 iu 1892 to with treating Ireland and ...

... years. Belfast. be said• monied to stand out pre-eminetitly. al regarde conauniption and typhoid, The -oath rate from infant mortality in the city he coniddered too high. The tour principal matters on which the health of a city depended were pure air. ...