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... chemically and physiologically considered suggesting a fit and proper substitute for breast milk. j Price ls. Also, EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY 6d. By M. A. BAINES. i •John Churchill and Sous, 11, New Burlington-street, London, W., and by order of all booksellers ...
... Samuel lin&ley andi 0., 10, Southampton street. - ranj tt OM E S A N 1 TARY PA^PHi^rT IC By Mrs. M A. BAINES. EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. How cau it h- ?? Also, 'IHE PRACTICE of HIKING WET N CRIES cosh I rl . t Affects Public Health and Morality, ls. Als'i ...
... Dr. Bouthwood Smith, the average rate of mortality in the improved dwellings, erected by the Metropolitan Association, not being one-third that of the me- tropolis generally, while the rate of infant mortality, in the same dwellings, was little more than ...
... et. INFANT ALIMEIS TATION. —Artificial Feeding-. Wet Nursing.— See two papers on the above sub- jects, chemically and physiologically considered (suggesting a at : and proper substitute for breast-milkY Price ls. Also, EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. Sd By ...
... E. k_s It is full of int resting situations.— Observer In 3 vols, now ready , PHILIP LISLE. INFANTICIDE- EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY How Can it he Stayed 7 Price 6.1 By M. A. BAINEs. Also, by the same Author, Wr'-\rp.ES RKSILT, Va fromthe PRACTICE ...
... Je.se, Henbury, Macclesfield. OME SEASONABLE SANITARY SUGGESTIONS: DUST-BINS and DISE\SE, SUM- MER DIARRH(EA and INFANT MORTALITY. These and other important subjects are discussed in the fol- lowing pamphlets By Mrs. M. A. BAINES :— SOME SIMPLE SANITARY ...
... Co. INFANT ALIMENTATION. —Artificial Feeding v. Wet Nursing.— See two papers on the above sub- jects, chemically and physiologically considered 'suggesting a fit and proper substitute for breast-milk l . Price ls. Also, EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY, from ...
... of A LONDON PHYSICIAN. In Three Parts ] ?? Brothers, 1, Amen comer ; and all the libraries. INFANTICIDE. 1 EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY- A How Can it be Stayed. Price Gd By M. A. BAINE-*. tci.. ?? r_ r,. A1 32'„ hy the same Author. WE. NURSES. RLSILTIXG ...
... lhill. INFANT ALIMENTATION.— Artiticial Feeding v. Wet Nursing.— See two papers on the above sub- jects, chemically ami physiologically considered (suggesting a lit and proper substitute for breast- milk. ' ° Price ls. Also, EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY, from ...
... v \ FEW PAPERS and TvUPm^T^^ ±\. SANITARY and OTHER SOCIAL BlT'_i7? TS W By Mrs. M. A. BAINES B4k * /R *- l EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY (inc'lii.li^ , . How can it be Stayed ? Od. onuuding lr.f ail(id THE COMPARATIVE PROPERTIES of HUM iv MAL MILKS, ls. ...
... pelted by the indig- nant and order-loving inhabitants until at last they were forced to re-embark. — Pall Mall Gazette. Infant Mortality. — Some years ago S. G. 0., the accomplished and benevolent correspondent of the Time,-., startled the polite world ...
... Baldness. 'J he ?? Guide and Medical Register for London. s : 6^iL SAJS ITARY PAMPHLETS I >0 By Mis M. A. BAINES. EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. Hew can it be stayed' I Cd. Also, TUB PBACTIi E of HIRING WET NURsES, consid red aiit 1 Alit Ms lul-lie l!. anii ami ...