... Kerry, (titjQGaj_ ce . r . eler dressed to Maurice PUBLIC MUTING IN KILLARNILY FOODS TIiEIR VALUE. CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. HON. JOHN S. SHIA. STATUTORY If EE'TLN G. % U. U. TM! 'ATTIE!! 1110 k 1 U. U. M EEL L\ u. ...

... ABSENCE OF A DOCTOR. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE WORK- ROUSE. TUBERMLO6IS-FIRST REPORT. B. ratan, and subsequently Mr. Thomaa Keane, ilairman, presided at. the meeting of the Board of and Mr. J. Boland, V.C., and Thos. O'Connell, J.P. ' Chairman, at that ...

... tortbaaaka bylog to (tamp ont eoneamptioc and tobaraulnaia in Inland. That not tba only raaaoa. There waa an amount of infant mortality tbi* conn try in other oonntriee. and that waa another anbjeot which they had heard of so considerably. She thought then ...

... i 6, TIM RECENT ELECTION OP MIDWIFE. TOE BALLYLONOPO,RD DISPENSARY. ABt3KNCEO7 TDOCTOR. INFANT MORTALITY IN THE WORKHOUSE. SERIOUS ALM .-,-FIRST REPORT. Mrs B. Toren and subsequently Mr Thome Keane, Miamian, presided at the meeting of the 800/eked Guardians ...

... • • One has only to r,niember the awful death-rate figures of infants an-I the constant appeals and scathing remarks of coroners throughout the country upon the subject of infant mortality—nearly the whole of it the result of improper feeding —to realize ...

... e & @ One has only to r.member the awful death-rate-figures of infants anl the constant appeals and scathing remarks of coroners throughout the country upon the subject of infant mortality—nearly the whole of it the result of improper feeding —to realize ...

... week. In one or two cases the stomachs of the infants were much distended, a condition which seems to arise from improper feeding. Mr. Fitzpatrick re ports that Miss Anglim, who is in charge of the infants' ward, appears to be old and lecrepit, and to ...

... Excellency said that on the previous day they had been discussing the question of milk supply in connection with infantile mortality, and she called on Lady Johnston (Londonderry) to resume the discussion. Lady Johnston said her object in speaking on the ...

... Mexico—fort, per 1,000. The city is 7,000 ft. above the sea level, but is spite of this fact its defeat'', drainage mates the mortality very great. The Mexican Minister at Washington explains that when the water in Lake Texciwo ti high it backs up into the ...

... in sad strains, to that harp she would sing Her heartbreaking tones—we remember thew well— But the words of her wailing, no mortal can tell. KING LEOPOLD'S WILL. King Leopold's will contains the follosing words--I die in the Catholic religion, aril 1 ask ...

... by the Rev P. Sheehan and Rev. W. Behan, read the burial service, and amidst the poignant grief of all present all that was mortal of Mr O'Oarroll were lowered to mother earth amidst the fervent prayers and supplications of the multitude. chief mourners ...

... OF THE °BEAT INFANT . and will not he undertaken he any meter-ban The direct- . - • • . ors, therefore, hope th e y your who ei not forced to de so by the INTERMEDIATF. ExANINA•nomi . 'speaker) believed since then Miss Allen had MORTALITY, fence in this ...