... 2/9 per bar; sent by ]mured'.ale Rcttrea, Pa«j b» CO., LID., STREET, DUBiiK. is the chief cause(rf the ■ high death-rate of infants in summer. The Medical Officer of tor the City of ia his report for p. 37, murk*: “That large proportion of milk goes into ...

... particulars which will befurnehed on receipt. Omsk seat to suit borrowers' convitakume. (al 'LOANS £lO UPWARrr. Infantile Mortality I„,e;ste,i milk is the eautteof the t. .•at•r..t.• of int.ints iu summer. Mr,lic..lofrio, 01 . Health (it tit- ( • Li. nu ...

... within the past 37 years, which is as far back as the records of the department extend. The principal causes of death among infants are debility, prematurity birth, diarrhoea, measles, whooping cough, convulsions, accidents, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Of ...

... Catholic Ireland as elsewhere. Overcrowding, sweating, unemployment, pauperism, street-begging, boy and girl labour, infant mortality—many of these could be eradicated, and all of them mitigated, if we, Irish Catholics, only grasped the modern idea of ...

... areas of the city, which was traced to milk supply. Thirty-two deaths were attributed to this disease, which gives a case mortality of 9.7 per cent. Whooping Cough. This disease not being notifiable, it impossible to give the number of cases which occurred ...

... post office. INFANT'S DEATH. CORONER ON SATCRDAY NIGHT FATALITIES. At Donard last week an inquest was hel.l by Dr. Kenna, J.P., Coroner for West Wickkev, touching the circumstances of the death, during the previous night, of an infant child named John ...

... within the past 37 years, which is far bock as tho records of the department extend. The principal causes of death among infants are debility, prematurity of birth, diarrhoea, measles, whooping cough, convulsions, accidents, bronchitis, and pneumonia ...

... thirty-five and fifty. wore a very good and weltcnt suit of dark grey doth; his linen was spot lees. Altogether quite ordinary mortal. “I understand,” rousing from his reverie, “that Ireland long ago was very different from the Ireland know to-day.” “Naturally ...

... centre the Blessed Virgin with the Child Jesus, on her right St. Anne, with the Blessed Virgin nal an infant, and on the left St. Elizabeth; with the infant St. John the Baptist. This is • motive absolutely new and quite gracious, says Marucchi ; and the ...

... daybreak next morning, an account was brought to use that Major- General Roes, when reconnoitring the enemy. had received a mortal wound by a musket ball, which aimed his glorious career before he could be brought off to the ship. It is a tribute due to ...

... YOUNG DUBLIN WOMAN IN TROUBLE. Infant's Body Found in a Trunk in a Bettystown Lodginghouse. THE INQUEST. On Monday, Mr Daniel Corry, J P, Coroner for South Meath, held an inquest in the home of Thomas Hand, Bettystown Road, on the body of • male child ...

... weather than they would a very hot summer There generally a complete absence that infantile rUarrhcea which causes such high mortality among all classes, but particularly among the poor, in dry. hot sAumet. One of the leading medical otlkers of health in ...