... utterly unsuitable. The Camberwell Vestry having found that infant mortality was very much on the in- crease, consulted their medical officer, who was of opinion that the under-feeding of hand-fed infants on skimmed milk responsible for much of the high infantile ...

... that high local mortality of children must almost necrasarUy denote a high local prevalence of those causes which determine a degeneration of race. Debility, or imperfect nutrition, regulates, so to speak, the rate of infantile mortality. The delibilitated ...

... DEBILITY OP CHILDREN.'—Thomas Hunt KM late Medical Officer of Health, St Giles's and fclooms! bury writes In badly-nourished infants. Dr de Jongh s Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is invaluable The rapidity witli which two or three tea-spoonfuls a day will fatten ...

... DmHLITY OF CIW.unra.—Thomas Hunt, late medical officer of health, St. Giles's and ltlooms- bury, writes In badly-nourished infants VI. de Jongh's Li/jht-JJrown Cud Liver Oil is invaluable, The rapidity with which or three teaspooufuls a day wu! fatten ...

... CHILDREN. —Thomas Hutit, Ksq*, late medical officer of health, St. Giles's and Hlo»ms- liuiy, writes :— In badly-nourished infants Dr. de Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is invaluable, I'll8 rapidity with which two or three teaspoonfuls a will fatten ...

... COD LIVER OIL.—Mr. Thomas Hunt. snr-,juu to the Western Dis- pensary ftr•ifeases of tbe Skia, writes: In badly-nourished infants Dr. de Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity with which two er three teaspoonfuls a day will fatten ...

... C HILIDRE.N.-Thomis tiuiu, Eq, late Medical Officer of Health, Sc. Giles's-and Blooms- bury, writes :—In b^dly-nouriahed Infants, jjr Jonah's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is invaluable. 1'tie rapidity with which two or three tea-spoonfuls a day wn I fatten ...

... IIROWN COD LIVER OIL.—Mr. Thomas Hunt., Surgeon to Western Dispt nsary f- J Diseases of the Skin, writes: In badly nourished infants, Dr. de Jongli s Light-lirowa Cod Liver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity with which two or three tea-spoonfuls a av will fatten ...

... been referred to this disease, not a large mortality certainly, but still if it be continued, such a death- toll as will demand 158 lives per annum in the borough. The 55 deaths last week included 9 of infants under one year of age, and 7 of adults aged ...

... the Registrar-General has IUTA pu't> lished shows that Cardiff in the second quarter; of this- year suffered from a severe mortality. This is especially surprising after the most favourable report of the healthy condition of the borough in the first three ...

... Twelve of the denths were due to violence. The large proportion of 150 infants died before com- pleting their first year. Chepstow, Monmouth Abergavenny, and Pontypool districts had mortality in excels. In the lat'er tiiere were 241 or 36 more. This is the ...

... months of this year were less than the number returned in the corrsponding period of any year since 1868. The decline in he mortality last quarter was due to the falling off in te fatality of the principal zymotic di- seases. Ihe death rate ranged from 18'8 ...