... The average wages for women arc below 12f»in** ight processes and above 12s but fer the remaining five processes. The infant mortality has been over 170 per 1,000. TTie Social Union of Dundee reported in 1905 that of 885 child born to 240 working mothers ...

... Infantile Mortality. Infantile mortality is one of the subject, which late years have begun i., think more sanely and clearly, and greater determination to express thought in action. Not much is heard now\f the perverse idea that in some curious the annual ...

... month. After his death search made for the will, but it could not be tonad. Ills widow brought the suit, naming defendant the infant, they being the nertof-kin. Ik waa an behalf of the defendant that the decaaeed had destroyed the after the birth of the child ...

... hr-t given by Paris in the year 1894, and there are now 251 Gcrmon ** infant care atationa” situated 165 different towns tit- ughout the empire. Berlin has seven municipal “infant care stations.’’ or schools for mothers,’' open daily, and the rage yearly ...

... even where the greatest care was taken there was danger of mortality?— I pointed out the history of this question, and showed that even where great care was taten in the maintenance of the infants the matter cleanlinem, feeding, and proper attention, yet ...

... faith in »accimtion and mraccination in the atamping out of an epidemic of amallpox. Since timea it bad been found that mortality in vaccinated people under ten yearn waa exceptionally email. Since 18H etajt only three pemde were affected with amallpox ...

... that night the prisoners. bis stepmother preferred his last request. asked her for more clothes: was feeling cold und was mortally ill, it turned out. But did not give him any clothes. She thought had enough. father knew ■ that his son was seriously ill ...

... tha arbao af Largao, io bia rnnaal refwrt to Um Town Ooanoil, oon* tfiem the health uanditiona at the town in 1911, the mortality during (he period being eracily the name ae for the previous year —via., 17.8—not withstand several unfavour. able circumeianoee ...

... death-rate of per cent. This decline had not been limited to England, but had been shared by most European countries. The mortality from diseases like scarlet fever, diphtheria, and typhoid has greatly declined, and a notable decrease is also recorded in ...

... Government has carried through its schemes, but unfortunately the fates are fighting against it. Members of Parliament are mortal, and some will die at an inconvenient time, and members Parliament are human, and some will accept jobs or peerages regardless ...

... in finding homes for older children, but no institution in Belfast, except the Workhouse, takes care deserted or orphan infants. Yet the early years of a child’s life are all-important for its future welfare. It also proposed use the home for the training ...

... as to the moral oualitiea of actions, it being venial thing Maeeqneoce, to break all the lawn of God aad the country, bat mortal aia to disobey the priest. The text-books, especially those ia ikilosophy aad history, wars all arranged to the interests ...