... decreasing mortality as age in- creases, thus: Under one year, 184.9; under two years, 38.9; under three.years, 11.9; under four years, 11.5; under five years, 9.1; total under ?? years,-52.1. An lexamination of the causes of deaths in infants showve that ...

... there of providing sterilised humanised milk for infants. Dr. Barwise touches upon the subject of infantile mortality in his annual reports, and mentions that handbills and tracts on the feeding of infants are being printed, and the Corporations -who are ...

... Wales, and he emphasizes the fact that there is still room for improvement. There is, for instance1 still ex- cessive mortality among infants, and this, he affirms, can only be combatted by the diffusion of knowledge relating to domestic duties to the girls ...

... in the district. Particularly didl he refer to the third leaflet, on the treatment of infants. for he noticed that there was ,a great increase .n infantile mortality, whilst there was a decrease in the number of births. The Rev. L. S. Staley said it was ...

... health and vigour, and can' be retained and assimilated by the weakest stomach. For this reason it is also an ideal diet for infants and nursing mothers. It is the best substitute for human milk. Of all chemists. Price is. 6d., 2s. 6d., and tis. A sample ...

... the New Year, four little girls arrayed in the emblems of the respective seasons addressing a little boy as their ring. The infants came next with an amusing nodding soug, and The Chinaman, followed by a rather lengthy recitation, which severely tested ...