... STasch has been said, on good authority, the main cause infant mortality. farinaceous food should be to a child till has a full mouth teeth, unless such food has been previously malted. Horlick's Malted Milk cow's fresh milk combined with wheat and barley ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. - Mlle great amber of jabots dying ill. owing to ths various atm AG ths of Want life, ia a often lest sight of, sod tho goestlea is tramway ashed, WHAT SHALL I GIVE MY BABY For Convulsions, To Teething Keay. To give Natural To and Care ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. GEO. _ WELLS, (Late J. Wells), great number of infants dyi n g annual! ) 1, owing to the various diseases int them Rag, Rope, Iron. and Meta, in the 'cry stages of infant die, is • fart, Mtrchant, _ i,fen lost sight of, and the question ...

... • INFANT MORTALITY. TH` great nu m ber of infants dying annually. Owing to the various disesteem affecting them i n th e eery e a rli e st st a rs. of iehuit life, is • fact often lost sight of, the question is frequently asked. WHAT SHALL I GIVE my BABY ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. T H° great somber of iafa y ats dyiog annually owing to the various diveases ant them in the very earliest stages of ills, i• • fact often lost sight of. and the question ,s trk.quentiy asked, WHAT SHALL I GIVE MY BABY Yoe l'Amvulsions ...

... 1889,. o'9; 1890,1891, 2'33; 1892,0 2j. Rate of infant mortality per 1000, measured the proportion of deaths of infants to births, 113; 1884,62; 1885,124; 1836,80; 188,, 100, 1888, 87; 1889,80; 1890,153; 1891,122; 1892,98. Apart from the birth-rate, which ...

... however. a considerable in of infant mortality, which is a healthy rural district, in •nalysing t. cause. : of death. he Wilson. found as as cases attributed to premature birth ; to inarasmus, wanting diseases of infant life; eleven to bronchitis pneumonia ...

... chief cause oflnfant mortality.—ln. B. Hill disagreed with Dr. Swete as the cause of infant mortality. spoke upon investigations recently m&do to dear np a point, those investigations indicated that nearly all ruse* of infant mortality .ware ...

... meeting of the district council, laid on the infant mortality, much of which is attributed to improper feeding. Mr Murray Browne, Local amerument Board inspector. characterised the amount of infant mortality as very depressing. ...

... representing a death-rate of 17 9 per 1,000. The total number of deaths of infants under one year of age was 28, or nearly a quarter of the total number of deaths. The rate of infant mortality was equal to 140 per 1,000, against 153 in 1891. the course of his ...

... cause of infant mortality. Dr. Bosrecy HiLL disagreed wite D~r. Swete as to the crise of infant mortality. Lie spoke upon investigationsrecently made to clear up a point, and those investigations indicated that nearly all cases of infant ...

... meeting of the district laid stress on tke infant mortality, much of which is attributed to improper feeding. Mr Murray Browne, Local Government Board inspector. oharaoteriawl the amount of infant mortality as very depressing. ...