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... physicians will agree with ms that this view should not be encouraged. And what about tbs children 7 Dr. is declares that infant mortality practically doe to two cease*, the substitution of farmoaceeu food (or milk, the delusion that ale or stout is necessary ...
... more so. Uuder proper management European children did very well in tropical colonies, in ths most unhealthy of which infant mortality was lower than in some districts of Europe. The belief, again, that white men could not labour in the tropics was disproved ...
... be interesting to able to compare the statiaties infant and child mortality on Tory Island with those the mainland. It would somewhat alter the inferences drawn tha inspectors if the youthful mortality of the inter-marrying islanders turned out to ex ...
... CHRISTMAS. God Infant—born to-day! Born to tire, to die, for me Bon, son!; adorirg eay; •• Lota, I live, 1 die, for Thee. Humble then, bat fearl.M, rise: Seek the manger where He lies. Tread with awe the solemn ground: hough stable mean and rude, Woederiog ...
... of last year, to 37'4 last month. Now, wbat does this mean '.* In spite of decreased general mortality there is very marked increase in the infantile mortality. In Dr. Herbert Jones's own words—“ Although there mast be some credit given to the fact that ...
... 1898 THE QBEAT BEAT WAVE. NEAKLT A THOUSAND INFANTS SUCCUMB IN DONDON. The oontinoation of the very hot weather which set in so suddenly about fortnight ago has bad a very marked influence on the mortality in the thirtythree great towns of England and ...
... Orange Institution. Revs. A. J. Moore and J. W. Minchin concluded the burial service, after which the grave was closed over the mortal remains of one who, as the unique demonstration of mourning at the funeral testified, was one of the best-respected inhabitants ...
... both breast and bottle those prone to consumption they sre paramount, fed infants is frequently caused excessive feed- and the neglect of them is attended with but ing. An infant’* stomach birth esn contain only too frequently fatal consequences. But is ...
... whirl of strife. might hear blest angels singing, would but stop and list, We might even see them soaring O’er us, but for mortal mist. Have you listened to the spirit Of the ever restless sea; Moaning, sorrowfully moaning. if could joyous be Or the spirit ...
... the infantile mortality of the place being capable of great reduction. Knowing that milk under ordinary conditions may conceal the germs of tuberculosis and give rise to diseases of the stomach, they determined to investigate system of infant-rearing in ...
... Siege, snd which eontsins tbs mortal remains ol the heroic and scholarly gentleman. As well known, Dr. Hamilton'# grave is situated to the left of the Pump-street entrance to tha Cathedral, facing the window and behind the infant department tho new Deanery ...
... mm* Infants* oomplaint, while chronic for oat tha aged. Ono* ntabllehad, the winter oongfa and ehronie bcooohltia it* aaven farm return* *BRONcIm?B*FREQI , ESTLY ACCOMPANIES OR FOLLOWS INFLUENZA. AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR A GREAT PART THE MORTALITY RESULTING ...