... generally soppoaed—disseminated through muk channels. Every person who reads the papers must aware that the death-rate amongst infants from dianhosal and bowel derangements in the summer time is appallingly nigh, and it' has been proved beyond yea or that milk ...

... not concluded when the court rose. .4,,grantitin AP regards the decreasing iaf.atileof mortality, the Woolen's National Health Association has in Dublin an infant milk depot, the plant of which was kindly riven by Mr. Nathan Straus. of New York, to Lady ...

... of vaccination the average mortality from smallpox per 100.000 of population (17744230) WOG 2002. Vaccination was introduced in 1001. and became genenL From 1002-11 average mortality fell to Of From 1812-111, 200. Infant vaccination made compulsory in ...

... tiein g in • Sin dealing with • rid dos L and N.W. titer them purr. I may ny reprds the de. Pk. R. crossing nf infantile mortality the Inn Pa ' National Health Aseaciation has jaw now Did he ern to think bit .eedd tarsi ea the in Dublin an Want milk depot ...

... this country. was uiteful infection of tubermlori* in milk, and the evidence waa overwhelming that reduced the and mortality among infants who were artificially fed. They lad the high of Dr. A. News I that Brighton in 1906 the child fed on raw cow’s milk ...

... formed of the occurrence or the cause single case of death within their bouo daries, that the extent and causes mortality among either infants or adult unknown to them, and consequently possible for them to be aware of d-grci in which varions forms disease ...

... private qualities to rJojijostsociety. In the common trans;u i :i>ns of the world he was infant, ~, the \arieties of right and wrong, propriety and error, a frail mortal. In . Senate and at the Bar a mighty giant, r was on the bench that, unconscious of his ...

... the counts cf hi, fakir's,' no said he had been advised • by some of ht. colleagues to avoid die. cussing such oneetions as infant morn tolity or tuberculosis (langhtir). A very, great deal had been done. towards cow. bating the 'AVOW, of tuberculosis in ...

... pas 'tenger* than in the previous year, but lost V-11.000. One man was killed and several others were injured, one of them mortally, by a gun explosion dife to the premature firing of a six-inch gun which occurred at Fort Wadsworth, at the entrance of New ...

... curreace cr uf the cause of a single case af death within their boundaries so that the extent and causes of local mortality amoug either infants or adults are unknown to them, and it is consequently impossible fur them to be aware of the degree in which various ...

... NortKunuberbnd Fusiliers, Lieutenant. Second Tjeutenant L. Moore, from (he Prince Albert Inf»itrv, M>oondrd. HiKhUnd Lt*hl Infant nr—CapUin H, J. Thackeray retires on retired pay. Gonnairght lUn«er*- W. P. H. ftrom the Northi*nKerlar>d Fuoiliors. to Captain ...

... receive the gift of the Holy Ghost on the very day on which the Holy Spirit eleseended for the first time on the Apostles et the infant Chirreli. At the Lest Supper Our Saviour promieed, again and again in Cie solemn words, to Send the Holy Ghost upon them when ...