... INFANT MORTALITY. Boring the bearing of a ease vesterday afternoon, Manchester, in which a mother had overlaid her infant, the deputy city coroner, Mr. Sidney Smeit, made several strong remarks on the growing frequeasr of cases of this class, not only ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 310, being 163 more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The many risks m which infant life is Unnecessarily exposed are very imperfectly realised, and far too :ightly regarded. If the great infantile mortality which has taken place where lise hot weather had occurre4 smug public feeling would ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. rru. great number of infants dying annually owing to the various diseasesalecting very earliest stages of infant life, is a feet lost of, and the question ts asked, WHAT SHA T.L I GIVE MY BABY For Convulsions, To make Teething Buy, To ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. During the hearing of a case the other afternoon, at Manchester, in which a mother had overlaid her infant, the deputy city coroner, Kr. Sidney Smelt, made several strong remarks cm the growing frequency of rases of this class, not only ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. great number of infests dying annually owing to the various diseases sleeting them in the very earliest stages of infant is a fact often lost sight of, and the is frequentl) asked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE MY BABY For Convulsions. To make Teethiai ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of childr in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 310, being IC3 more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. 'riga number of infants dying annually. I own g to the sleeting them in the very !saliva U. infant life, is • fact often lost sight GI, 4;1•• the queStli,u is freqseatly &shad. WEIAT SH ILL I GIVE xi BABY For roneu:xioae. T 1 TIMIt hisig ...

... firo years, it is doubtful whether in any civilised country infant mortality from various causes exceeds tho ratio in England, especially in the iron, colliery, and textile districts. The infant Life Protection Act, passed in 1372, owing to certain disclosures ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A paper was read before the Statistical Society ot London, on Wednesday evening last, .by Dr. W. Farr. F. 8.5., on the Mortality of Children in the principal States of Eumpe, and a3 some of the facts relating thereto are now given ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The many risks to which life is isn•isirfectly realised. &nil far too lightly regarded. If she great fantil• mortality srhirh plot* ON hot weather hod ..ccure,l so '.O adults. public I have awakened to • etre of pante. A of almost and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. amber of dying annually I. oelog to the various sleeting them the very earliest stages of infant life, is a feet often lost eight of, and the question Is frequently asked. WHAT SHALL I GIVE MY BABY for CusvuWoos. To make Teethiag Nagy ...