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... families. It is a fact established by the annual bills of mortality, that oue half of the children born are cut off before attaining seven years of age, and the fruitful source of this mortality is found to exist in that foul state of the stomach and bowels ...
... conviction of it. power to Pttuage maternal pain for infant suffering ; to convert that pain into gladness — that suffering into balmy repose. As a preventive against, and a cure for those complaints to which infant, are liable, as affections of the bowels, difficult ...
... information, to be defective in its estimate of the mortality at the more advanced ages, a further graduated addition was made to the Premiums t™*^ 6 , UpW , ard8 - t0 correct I* deficiencies. The Mortality Table actually employed in the construction of the ...
... months; since it is mainly by the publication of such reports, and carefully-instituted comparison of various local rates mortality, that we can hope to arrive sound conclusions res|»ecling our sanitary condition. In adopting the principles of that most ...
... conviction of iv power la assuage maternal pain far infant suffering ; to convert thst psin into gladness — that suffering into bslmy repose. As s preventive against, aad a curs for those complaints to which infants are liable, as affections of the bowels, difficult ...
... of it* power to assuage maternal pain for infant suffering ; to convert that pain into gladness — that suffering into balmy repose. As a preventive against, and a cure for those complaints to which infants are liable, a* affections of the bowel*, difficult ...
... conviction of its power to sasuage Eternal paiu for infant suffering ; to convert that pain into tt-fiwess that suffering into balmy repose. As a preventive £*inst, and a cure for those complainU to which infants are J^le. as affections ef the bowels, difficult ...
... conviction of its power to assuage maternal pain for infant suffering ; to convert that paiu into gladness— that suffering into balmy repose. As a preventive against, snd a cure for thoae complaints to which infants are liable, as affections of tbe bowels, difficult ...
... Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortality in thirty-three great towns of England snd Wales last week averaged 17*2 per thousand of thair aggregate population. Tho rates of mortality in the towns given below for the past four weeks are ...
... ADMIRABLY HICH IN FLESH ADAPTED TO THE AND BONE-FORMING WANTS OF INFANTS CONSTITUENTS. ' PROMOTES THE HEALTHY ACTION OF THE BOWELS. BEST AND CHEAPEST. _ E A V E_T FOOD For INFANTS, CHILDREN, INVALIDS, and THE AGED. waS DOCTOR caution. — STEDMAN'S ...
... tending to produce tbe teeth with ease ; and >o pleaswit, that no child wiil refuse to let its gums be fnboed with it. When infants are at the age of four toonths, the Syrup should be rubbed on the gums ; and parents should never be wiihout tbe Syrup in ...