... tf.:. infant children in bed with them, and a similar law would unquestionably prevent a very la:-ge amount of infant mortality in this cotiut:y. But even without it, if mothers would but take the Coroner's advice, and, after suckling their infants, place ...

... develope, either physically or mentally. One of the most significant things in Mr. Sherwell'. book are the figures on infant mortality. Yet the chil- dren do yeoman's service for the family : most go to work when they ought to know of nothing but school ...

... fret fat, odour delicate. and an article of excellent quality. ✓INOLIA SOAP FOR IRRITABLE SKINS. The BRITISH MEDICAL JOCRNAL mortal:— Of usiqeeetionable esoeliame, and meek in favour with the profemitm. ✓INOLIA SOAP FOR BLOTCHY SKINS. The MEDICAL PRESS ...

... as another important source of infec- tion. The comparative immunity of infants under one year of age suggests that older children often infect one another at night, young infants being removed from this risk by sleeping with their parents. As the result ...

... registered in 1895 included 143,305 of infants under one year of age, 255,_35 ot persons aged between one year and 60 years, and 165,163 of persons aged 60 years and upwards. The rate of mortality among infants under one year of age to 1000 registered ...

... infantile mortality in London from the effects ot suf- focation. In Central Londou aloue these cases averaged 300 a year, wbile in the Metropolis generally they reached 1000 annually. In Germany it was au offence at law for parents to have their infant children ...

... of, and mortality from, small-pox, and this necessitated an examination of mor- tality returns and statistics of disease from the days of Jenner, on the Continent as well as in Europe. It was also necessary to investigate the extent of mortality from small-pox ...

... 971 persons in the middle of this year. The highest annual death-rates per 1000 persons living, as measured by last week's mortality, were : — from measles, 1.1 in Oldham, 2.0 in Derby, and 2.1 in Gates- head; from scarlet fever, 1.0 in Birkenhead; from ...

... TONZ'S speech upon Railways is rather notable for its suggestions than for its facts. W e picture with interest and delight infant Statesman, in costume of the periodsky-blue jacket and corduroys braced, the latter uncommonly short in tlie waist, as it ...

... is in a deplorable condition. At the meeting yester- day of the Rand Sanitary Board, attention was drawn to the enormous mortality last month. The burials registered numbered two hundred and fifty, the death rate being fifty per thousand. The North German ...

... ; but this was refused and the wife's petition was granted. The woman named Dyer, who was chared with the murder of two infants atßeaduio about the beginning of April, underwent her trial at the Central Criminal Court yesterday As she had confessed to ...

... STYLES. ' G WoiP-f^S|A*-D BEST WORK. (Ull hts 7 ri ?? -5555. BOND-STREET. W. lL7 t^othy__ t ?T n _ I ?? fatal effects on infants ] : ?? n, ?? S ' houl ...