... MILK DEPOTS AS A REMEDY A startling contrast between the deathrate from the fell malady, tuberculoid., and the infant mortality in Ireland le afforded by the following statistics for 1906: Tuberculosis Wants ...

... different parts of the Continent with the object of securing recognition of his American Partenration plant, whereby infant mortality by consumption may be. reduced. With a view to inducing Municipalities to avail of his apparatus. Mr. StllitliS has offered ...

... AN IRISH ErsitL'S ESTATE. ALM3ST 300 PERISH. Na- Mr. John Burns, as President of the Conference on Infant Mortality. which opens to-day, in the course of an addrew. last night shout the food and other mattertaining to the rearing of children. wasfrequently ...

... the hearty cooperation of all in the effort to destroy the terrible disease of consumption which, he said, with that of infant mortality, raised its head higher than any other exterminating agency in this country. Lady Aberdeen, who was loudly applauded ...

... Jrwr one gleam of comfort can be caught from the Registrar-Geoarals report in respect to the mortality statistics for last year. The rate of infant mortality in Irel.and romper, favourably both with Erwin:id and Scotland. In this ccamtry during 1907 ...

... the bone6t of Dublin a pasteurising plant, and when that is utilised rthere will, we may expect, be a diminution in the infant mortality, which is et present alarmingly high. The total number of deaths from all forms of tuberculous disease ia, es we, have ...

... per 1.000 11,786 9.444 . 93.0 These figures were supplied by Sir Wm Thomson in the course of a lecture on Intent Mortality and Infant Milk De. pots, which that well-known medical sm.! The employers. as you Imow, met eathorax delivered in Dublin yesteriae ...

... statistics, in yearly increasing numbers. No wonder ihat infant mortality is so high in the Laglish manufacturing towns. It seems a wonder, indeed, that in those grey towns the general mortality is not even higher than it is. Bat even in the unlovely alums ...

... thrt-e plena, and an bang nassdrred iu others. rilltAXT 111OZTALITT. We are only beginning err work is istmection with infant mortality, cons haucd her Ent:enemy. but several of ter branches intend taking it in hand this simmer. and we would epsoially ...

... Ittihad'', was in the chair. dilterivard s her Excellency proceeded to 35 Dawson street, and premded at a lecture on infant mortality and milk depots, which wail delivered by Sir William J. Thompson, F.H.C.8.1. in the Hall of the institution of Civil ...

... bolting of a spirlted A jury at TyroneAssigee awarded £lO as noes. IL Carrel._ J.P. , Mr. Na. Joke Doomlly. Canes the infant mortality rate in the. pair of horses attached to the High Mr. nobort M'aillater.J.P.; air. A to Sawn- I Hood, Dungannon, J.P. ...

... record. The death-rate of Ireland in 1906 was slightly higher, being 17 per thousand. And in England and Wales the rate of infant mortality for 1907 was 14 per thousand below the rate for the previous' year, and is also a record. Then there was au increased ...