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... IN our last issue we - ptiblished letter from His Exsellency the Governor to the Legislative Council on the subject of Infant Mortality, and suggesting the means to be adopted to lessen same. Ills Excellency has weighed all the circumstances fully and arrived ...
... pounds, so in fairness eidered wholesome. He often wondered , .f.:7 of the sum should have been handed whether the large infant mortality owed any. back to the Minister, who bad ie an thing to the bad cow's milk fed the child honest and gehtletnatily . wee ...
... The Governor has the honour to draw the attention of the Council to his Message on the question of the high rate of infant mortality and would be glad to learn the views of the Legislative Council as to whether it is not possible to take steps to check ...
... people cannot or wont learn—How many can afford to pat for the attendance of e trained Ung- Irth Nurse? Speaking . of Infant mortality, when the people get in trouble will those three English Mabee eitt. their get of it I With • Resident Medical Officer ...
... which makes milk difficult for an infant to digest. The Casein in womans milk curdles in fine clots, which are easily assimilated by the infants stomach ; but in cows milk the clots are large and bard to digest. i. the infant stomach has not sufficient gastric ...
... CARE OF INF.ANTS. More them one-half .4 the human vase before reachiug the ive years: Mortality is the highe,st among The most rapid development takes plaee in infancy, and itdernands almost the entire physical enerol of the system. The infant is as poorly ...
... epitit into joy the moment it was loored from tie trammels of its mortal coil,: By THE KING. A Proclamation. The Antigua Obsetver Thursday February 13th 1002. ROYAL -4 1 SHTONS43. INFANTS FOR .THC e C.:rat . 4 PRINCES L'iltriu VitINCEOVZ during the time ...
... will come when the law of attraction of gravitation will have no infinence upon us, for in the ethereal state l when this mortal shall pet on we 'shall not he subject to its power; we shall be eitle to vi-it a planet or a star by a mere act of volition ...
... Thornhank Bandon Rill, rt. 0. Biirrvy, *rites: I have great pleasure in adding my testimony to tie wond-rful working if your Infants' Powders OR my I Ole girl. When she is in iksin t giv.. he one, and in or three minutes she is as quiet and peaceful as possible ...
... nn . l from ti me to time have • ---;o: l 'hey gin hut scour or weaken the avotem, as do an m ill y t , f the an called Infants' Pou 414 ra. I to •114 been obeerved by numeroue u anesses Hoot Bra Mzusitos or THE LEGISLATIVE COHHHTL• . . like all moth ...
... con labourers—trio children coon take ',ill expAare and unintention‘l 11,-gloot, there b) the mother rust remain with sick infant and orestr, a breach of c•mtract— This is followed by a gammon calling upon the absenting labourer :to account for her ab ...