... poor people, but in instructing mothers how to feed their dui Jaen, and treat them in illness; there was a great deal of infant mortality in the town owing to ignoran-e of mothers, vim give their children unsuitable food. Mr. littchfond said that if 160 people ...

... people, but in instficting mothers how to feed their chil ...

... bread is the staff of life, milk is actually life itself to the infant. Periodically the Press is impressed with a sense of the awful waste of life in the fearful statistics of infant mortality, and fresh efforts are made to examine the national milk supply ...

... an alteration. To begin with, there is a large and constantly growing decline infant mortality. There are more boys than girls born in this country, and if the infant mortality can be reduced to a reasonable figure, the boys will benefit and this of it ...

... statistical tables of infant mortality in accredited health resort. The rad part of it all is that quite half the mischief is due to ignorance and to improper feeding on the part of loving parents. The proprietors of Neave’s Infants* Food have suggested ...

... localities, and he found them most useful in nursing the sick and instructing the poor people in the care of children. The infant mortality in Ireland was very high, and it was in many cases due to the want of knowledge on the part of the mothers. Mr. Latchford ...

... the sick and instructing the poor people hardware, over 150 tone of meal, and about 100 tons in the care children. Tha infant mortality in Ire- ( gout all of which was destroyed. Luckily the land was very high, and it was in many cases das to morning was ...

... WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS. BY M.D. WHY INFANTS DIE. As throwing a strong light on the cause of the heavy infantile mortality which still rules in all countries, some statistice which bave just appeared in Berlin are valnable. They shew that among breast-fed ...

... With the heavenly choir he'’s singing His hosannahs to the Lord, Who came here as an Infant, And passed through the grave as well, That he may release poor mortals From the fiery flames of hell. ...

... With the heavenly choir he's singing His hosannahs to the Lord, Who came hen. as an Infant, An.l passed through the grave as well, Mit he may release ixior mortals r Joni the fiery flames of hell. ...

... I WRIT THE DOCTOR SAYS. BY N.D. WHY INFANTS DIR. A. throwing a strong light on the cause the heavy mortality which still in all some statistics which have just appeared I. Berlin are valuable. nay shew that among bresat•fed children. BO par 1,000 died ...

... outooms. This mortality is largely due to improper feeding. It is not always possible to find a supply of pure milk, and tbe method of feeding is often MccompanieJ with a want care that tells immediately on the delicate digestive organs of the infant. A pore ...