... especially to tie lady worken, who unselfishly and without advertinement gave their time freely to the work of reducing the infant mortality in the city. The least they could give to the Association was the whole-hearted sympathy and support of the Corporation ...

... of those who wens helpless that o is st them to endeavour to further that something . should be • annt the mrreaw, of infant mortality. Vete rourre aympathy was felt by the Compri, I.e th..ir hest president, Lady Walker, • great sorrow. Her resignation ...

... relief in many families heretofore in dire distrait have prospered apace throughout the whole island, the statistics of infant mortality have shown great signs of improvement, and the death rate from pull:canary consumption Las docreased by thousands in ...

... the extent of which none can understand save those who have worked among the very poor. It is recognised that the awful infant mortality in this city a crying evil, and many surely should glad to help to combat such state of things as our statistics show ...

... unsuitable and unacceptable. 4. The Women's National Health Association of Ireland having been so largely interested in Infant Mortality work, aril ii work amongst Mothers. ticlieves that it will be able to rain the Irish Health Inenrance Society materially ...

... And many is the tiny and innocent little craft that goes down joist outside the harbour of departure' on the reefs of Infant Mortality. And many a beautiful ship that founders in the stress and storm of Motherhood. And many a tine fleet is lost in the ...

... and great deal the higher education ; the care of the sick, the insane and the feeble-minded, the conditions bearing on infant mortality and epidemic disease, the of women in childbirth and urgent moral questions that arise in our large towns connection ...

... flies, 4.14 pee tally in summer time. swarmed around milk, and flies distailmted the dig. 'se to al great extent, and infant mortality was at present eery high. Mr. ritr.:2:eraltl- -And last rear was the evil year of flies—they were multitudinous in the ...

... history of the conn sto written. The vital importance of the proper rearing of the infant becoming more and more realised every day, and with its realisation infant mortality is mowing correspondingly less. There are maiiv organisations at work the interests ...

... the miiiienoe fresh bree»*, bright inter vain, and cloud. ‘Dianhoea. the summer disease which contributes most a nigh infant mortality, ha* spared many lives this year, according the vital statistics Every oo« :• narry thet. *r* meny in BtAncer the indented ...

... unsuitable and unacceptable. : ‘ihe Women's National Health Assockation of Ircland having been so largely interested in Infant Mortality work, and in work amongst Mothers, believes that it will be able to assist the Irish Health Insurance Society materially ...

... In our great cities, where poverty is acute, and in those many country districts where milk is difficult to obtain, infant mortality ia alarming. Every day there ia the old, old atory of death from improper feeding, Tbe unnatural substitution of alt ...