... 4.60 10.42 Union Charges .. 3.71 6.07 9.78 $. District Charges .. 15.80 i 10.80 26.60 Total.. .. 25 i 21 46 APPALLING INFANT MORTALITY. ************************ * I YOU TOOK MY :1 BABY! 4t The above startling charge was made to Mr. ALL ISCN, Photographer ...

... Reform t and| Infant mortality varies almost ari the | Cally with housing conditions, and a iatety children uoder five are only one-ninth a 2a 2a — om of | deaths. Of 944,708 children born in lew than 137,490 died within !2 month 15 40,000 infants annecessarily ...

... ditions prevail there, as a rule, the high: of infant mortality is found. This can monstrated in a variety of ways, and wass of evidence. The prepared by Dr. Roberteon, the Medica! ing extract from a report on infant mc yon |S Sea for 1904), will, however, suffice ...

... staying at Colorado Springs, took in Pike's Peak be' for. breakfast. we base often commented on the very high rate or infant mortality in Dublin, and in Ireland generally. How is it to be reduced' The Urban Council of Huddersfield, under a local Art, now ...

... the functions of private nurses to the working classes ; she made a daily round, and cared for the child. The high rate infant mortality was due not much to insufficient feeding as improper feeding, and in this connection the nurse’s advice was invaluable ...

... COMMONS—Yesterday. The Speaker took the chair a quarter to three. EARLY NOTIFICATION Oh DEATHS BILL. MEANT TO LESSEN INFANT MORTALITY. Lord R. CECIL, under the ten minutes' rule, introduced a Bill for the early notification deaths. His Lordship pointed ...

... functions of private nurses to the working classes; she made • daily round, and cared for the child. The high rate of infant mortality was due not so much to insufficient feeding as to improper feeding, and in this connection the nurse's advice was invaluable ...

... abstaining parents, but drinking grandparents 78 per rent, were dullards. ALCOHOL AND INFANT MORTALITY. It lamentable, with regard to the grievous waste of infant life which occurs during the first few months after birth that although our knowledge of ...

... as Freodenrelch telis us, in microbes to such extent that there is no need to go further in search of the causes of infant mortality. ...

... at the Speaker bouse. The importance of the Bill Lord Robert Cecil introduced to-day to arrest the heavy ave rage of infant mortality is so generally recognised that it has every prospect of reaching the Statute Book without opposition. It is partly ...

... /*staining parents, but drinkiug grandparents 78 per tent, were dullard& AI.eOHOL AND INFANT MORTALITY. It is lamentable, with regard to the grievous snake of infant life which wears during the first few months after birth that although our knowledge ...

... and First. Lord of the Admiralty and now tho Lord Psivy Seal have loet tbeir wives by death. have board much lately on infant mortality,’' and the neglect of mothers in the matter of providing proper food for their children. that it is pleaaing to know ...