... powers 'This was all the business of importance. STARCn Po1soNmNG has been said on good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to stld till it has a full mouth of teeth;' unlese such fodb has been'previouslyr ...

... enactments came into force. It relates only to infants. Before the Act was enforced, of all who died from small-pox 75 per cent. were under fire years of age. In 1863, how. ever vaccination had so reduced infant mortality that those under five years who died from ...

... in the management of her children. An infant during the first twelve months is said to thrive as well in India as in England, when nurtured with due care; and after that age if there be excessive infant mortality it is due to carelessness and ignorance ...

... cause. Infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year of age to births registered, was n equal to 98 per 1,000 in 1874, and the two parishes t taken to represent Llandudno. In the entire sub-district He of Creuddyn, infant mortality ...

... laid on the table, and the thanks of the members returned for the same, ?? INFANT MORTALITY IN AUSTRALIA. -The resident A of Victoria, who wishes to feel the extent of infant mor- tality, can goto a grave-yard. Last April I walked through . the Melbourne ...

... of such parents are not likely to thrive. Mr. Taylor's statistics are very misleading. He speaks of Leicester, where infant mortality is very high, as chiefly an agri- cultural town, whereas it is the centre of the elastic web trade, quite a modern industry ...

... character which the work is likely to bear. Dr. Lankester evidently aims at being useful. Cholera, Cattle Plague, Infant Mortality. Neglected Children, ''Crimes and Paunishments. The Office of Coroner, Martial Law, are some of the subjects ...

... Workington Local 60 Board accuses'tea-drinking of being more mis. e- ehlevous than opium-eating, and causing much bt infant mortality.! Nolt a tea Deunifor It, exactly.. se A Q=IOx O- Hm FuacsON. - Another is action at law over the supply-of furniture ...

... in the main, judicious handling are the employment of children and married women (especially mothers), the effect on infant mortality of fatiguing or unwholesome occupations, unsanitary con- tions of labour, the sweating system, the demand for improved ...

... good, not so good as Mr Jerrold's gEnough at Christmas. The object of the paper is to draw attention to the deplorable infant mortality in these countries with the view of providing some moans of checking the evail But why Enough at Christmas 7 For this ...

... the influence of infected water and milk in spreading typhoid fever or diarrhoea, and to the causes and statistics of infant mortality. As a contribution to the yet tentative germ-theory of diseases it is a useful and important paper. Notes of an Irish ...

... jenats, 0 a s, 33; total animnals. 56,364. Snnucx PoisomiNG has been said, on goeo authority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a fIlI mouth od teeth, unless such food has been previously ...