... year.-The Medical Officer of s Health (Dr. Piper) presenties his quarterly re- N port, which showed a large increase in infant mortality. One special feature was the number of persons who had died of heart disease, number- i ing eighteen, which was considered ...

... any assiso tarce, not one of Cite bodies, inded, appeeling, as far as they were awnre, on tilo surface of tbe water. INFANT MORTALITY tN ENoLAND.-During thelast yesr the women of England tave borne above 2,000 Ailildren a-day; but fcatit struck dowvn ...

... week, 103. Total since January Ist, 20.17. ISTARCH POISONiNGo has been said, on good authority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously ...

... will tell for a good deal in domestic managemnCeit. The startling fact elicited by the Cotton Famille that the great infant mortality of the mnanufaeturiaae districts is due to the mother's absence froe home, pleads powerfully for some change. We think ...

... an explo- siOII isste ntlh osie nuneld. blowina binjL off thle tabhsl and ?? considerable dlsicage to the apartieeit. INFANT MORTALITY. CARDiFF PAIRENTS C]3NSURE.D. An'inques; liens held h' tho borough 'eiiru.ler (IN~r fi. B. Reece) on Friday v.vening ...

... and ripwards. Ou the te hole, ?? finir was art excellent one, and a large amount of calsh rmust have c'-anged hansis. INFANT MORTALITY IN EN-GL.AND.-Dflrb1'; .ti last year' ?? women of England have bornealbove 2,000 children a-day; but death stirickciw ...

... before the Royal Commis- sion that 800 deaths had occurred from vaccina- tion. and that there wvas a marked increase in infant mortality from certain fliseases after the passing of the Vaccination Act. He said also that medical men admitted that 1,069 children ...

... Foeday.-Madura, Ameterdana for Batavia, passed. STARCH PoSoNolt. bhn been said on good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child tiU it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has besot previously ...

... the resolutions passed in previous years at ?? Si sd ongresses.S l INFANT MORTALITY. to re bMr. THULFALTLL (Sonthport) moved- in h. Tbat, considering the high rate of infant mortality in M o manasfanturing districts, matnl' arising from neglect WI ) through ...

... Co.; Wheeler & Wtiitakel', Strqeons' and .Apothecaries' Itall; auid Ttus, J. Can- troll, Ulster Medical Hall, Belfast. INFANT MORTALITY IN ENGLAa'D.-Dutirtg the ltst yeat tbe *women of Lngland have borne atove 2.000 itildtien a-day; btut dethit struelk ...

... it believable to a limited extenrt-hut whatre IV he held wsvg that there were other things far Ch more responsible for infant mortality in large of cities and towns than the milk supply from T' Cheshire and other places. (Hear, hear.) 5s. He noted in the ...

... years, he was constrained to say that If mothers would trust more to nature and less to art in feeding there little cnes, infant mortality woald be considerably less. ;SAYAGE ASSAULT UPON A NEWCASTLE POLIC-e MAN.-Yesterday, at the Newcastle Police Court. John ...