... attention out of proportion to their value. prevalent ivies's* in regard to child life is one of the chief causes of infant mortality, and not until this ignorance is removed and the duties and resioneibilities of motherhood are more fully recognised ...

... 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 ...

... attention out of proportion to their value. The prevalent ignorance in regard to child life is one of the chief causes of infant mortality, and not until this ignorance is removed, and the duties and responsibilities of motherhood are more fully recognised ...

... and only survive scared and crippled, for life. Tho pro vision of pure milk also important in relation the reduction infant mortality. Every year 180,000 children under year in England and .Wales alone, and it is not too much to say that half of those ...

... must prevent infant mortality, and prevent the sowing in children of the seeds of disease which impair their constitutional development. It is a hopeful sign that practical measures are being directed to most of those objects. Infant mortality is engaging ...

... feelorea the Lecture by Professor Thom peon ’rood *4 ’Dietary.” Wed need ny Next, and that Wmi J .Thompson on Infant Mortality and Infant Millt' Frldw. will Delivered at the hnpineer e Hall. Dawson atwet. instead of Stephen'e Green. MBH BRANCH RAILWAY ...

... alarmed over the matter. Consumption was as deadly a foe as emigration. The subject of infant mortality was one of great importance. They must look to the future, and the infant of the present time would be the adult of the future. According to the Registrar ...

... / Tl ~ MoC>TlaU * In the course of a lecture ti Dublin on “Infant Mortality tuf..* Milk- Depets, Sir William n some startling figures relative the Msth* late from tuberculosis and from infant wa, tality. In 1906 there were 11,756 deaths fna tubeTTulosis ...

... Margaret Alden, and it deals in a concise and practical wav- with the whole modern problem of the child - . One aubject is infant mortality, another the feeding of school children, a third children's courta. Dr. A. S. Rappoport hat translated The Russian Bastille ...

... alee Jos af the tnterest aroased by these Leetares the Lee obs on * Feed at (Wednesday), and that by sir Wm. J on Infant Mortality and Infant Mik Hall, 33 Dawson street, instead on Friday, will be at the Ka- 6 Ste. on CERT ROUNS. OF IRELAND. BILLIARDS. an ...

... 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 ...

... they are to be sentenced only to various forms of edmational reformation. The Bill also contains measures for checking infant mortality; and juvenile smokier; is the subject of one• of the cisme. The Premier, it is understood, is seeking for a new Lord ...