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... ferring the other day to Infant Mortality ln Dundee, said— Weather conditions may be largely responsible for this, but it seems to me that the true explanation lies in the failure of parents to realise the great susceptibility of infants and children to sudden ...
... >OLU MEDAL— Health Exhibition, London. { E N G E US FOOD FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, and the AGED. Most Delicious, Nutritive, and Digestible. B— yer- lood v sold im Tin* by Chemists, ?? everywhere. MMER RESIDENCES AND FURNISHED LODGINGS TO LET. RTIFS having ...
... INFANTS, .r.TTDS AND THE AGED, [«fSf G E R'S 5 FOOD. hic hlv nutritive, and most easily ?? !f- Ally prenared for Infants and •or SSfjISSWc powers at* weakened by illness tie* cv ' t K ...
... OOLD BBBftli Baaif Butamea, Loxsaa BENGE lfS FOOD FOE INFANTS, CHILDREN, AND INVALIDS. BWtoaiwhea all ether Feodi art rejected. — tmtak** Mtdtatal Mtmri. ?? ARE YOU CHANGING YOUR SERVANT I ?? -• k *--H.»OMi.*. DUNDEE COURIER !• vo*!* fa a THHSB INBBBTIOBB ...
... rates of mortality. We shall know what places are healthy and what are not, which have beeu improved by proper sanitary measures, and which have been allowed to remain without remedy. We will know whether the heavy rate of mortality among the infant part ...
... valuable guide. One the most interesting features of his reports is the proof given of the effect of the weather on the mortality of the country. Careful comparison of the death returns and the weather prevailing throughout the year has shown us how a ...
... let the patient advance in a straight path towards the invisible north-eastern point, feeding on air and water, until his mortal frame totally decay, and his soul becomes linked with the Supreme Being.' The volume is wound up with an account of the ...
... parties. The WHOLE PROFITS are dirided amongst the ASSURED. after reserving One fifth against the risk of extraordinary mortality, or other contingencies, each Policy drawing in proportion to the sum insured and number of Premiums paid. The Bonus Addition ...
... Lieutenant Came- ?? Captures, Marriages, Births, Deaths, Prefer- ments, Prices vi Stocks, G:ii3, &c. Couifc of Exchange, Mortality-Bill, Ne* Books ike- Of any of the Bookfebers in the Kingdom, or at the Printing- koufe in BarnetV Clofe, may Ukevoife be ...
... dreadful Eruptions of Mount Vefuviusin May 1737. IV. An irilh Petition to the Houfe of Lords in Irelana. V. General Bills of Mortality for London and Edinburgh. VI. A Table (hewing the Day ot che Week on which any Day of any Month falls, according to the Old ...
... death; ana more am be required from a (erious md atrcruivc-coniern- } latior of the circumftancc. -vhich attend the c ture uf mortals, than from the d-y dmerra ?? of philosophers, or tbepedj ->ie arrangement ef words. As the proper ftudyof ounkrnd is man, ...
... deaths, and preferment, and of paiienrs in the Edinburgh and Aberdeen infirmaries; prices of grain and meal; Edinburgh mortality bill, S:c. Szc. February Magazine will be publiflied by the end of March, and thofe for the following monihs a- bonr the ...