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... and all booksellers. T~~ O MOTHERS s__d MEDICAL MEN. The ?? are some SANITARY PAPERS By Mrs. M. A. BAINES. EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. Hew can i' be Stayed ?? Od. Also, i*?5 E _ n __9? :C _! of , HIR[XG WET *YESES, considered as it Affects Public Health ...
... FUL SUFFERINGS of a SHIPS CREWT Road LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Sixty Columns of Latest News for One Penny. CAUSES of INFANT MORTALITY. Read LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Sixty Columns of Latest News for One Penny. GLEN.NY on CARNATIONS and PICCOTE ES Read ...
... the health of the whole registra- tion district has been so satisfactory, and the mor- tality amongst infants so small. In Portsmouth infant mortality is three times as great. Royal Islb of Wight Infiemaey. — Beport for the week ended Wednesday, May 25 ...
... SILiOEsTI »NJI TO MOTHERS and AIEDLUAL MKN. The following are some SANITARY PAPERS by \lr- v .M. A. RAINES:— EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY: How cau it beSiiyeJ! Od. Also, THE PRACTICE of HIRING WET NURSES, considered as « affects Public- Health and Morality ...
... and at borne. Official Report of International Congress, 1863. _ London : Robert Hardwicke, 192, Piccadilly. EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY!!™ can it be Stayed I With some Remarks on IN FANTIOIDE Friee od. By M. A. BAINES. . rchill and Sons, 11, New Burli ...
... Penny. AWFUL SUFFER] SHIP'S CREW. Read LLOYDS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Sixty Columns of Latest News for One Penny CAUSES of INFANT MORTALITY. Read LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Sixty Columns of Latesl One Penny. G~LENNY ?? CARNATIONS and IMCCOTEES. Read LLOYD'S ...
... and What it Does for Us. By A. ESKELL, Grosvenor-street, W. John C. Clements, Little Fulteney-street. I — itXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. How _1 can it be Stayed ? With some Remarks on INFANTICIDE. Price (kb ByM. A. BAINES. Churchill and Sons, 11, New B ...
... 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 ...
... GENUINE INGREDIENTS in FOOD. Ad. A. SOME SIMPLE BANITARY PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CBOIEBA and BIARKBiEA. 3d. 6. IXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY: How Cau it be Stajed? 6«. 6. Tfce PBACTICE ot HIEING WET NURSES : Considered aa lt .ft-ctt Public Health aud Morality ...
... This Blood Purifying Medicine ia invaluable to mothers nursing. U the mother's blood be impure, the infant must be diseased and suffer. Feeding infants on drugs ia un- natural. Let a mother give to her young child the food her milk) which nature has designed ...
... richer chocolate ls prohibited. THEBEST FOOD for INFANTS. SELF-DIGESTING, and containing exactly the nourish- ment required for infants anel young children. The ONLY FOOD PREPARED EXPRESSLY for INFANTS, and contains all the I .one and flesh-forming ...
... Actual Condition of Humanity.— l. Man and his Relations. 11. Preniatuie and Preventible Mortality. 111. Mor- tality of Classes and Conditions. IV. Infant Mortality and Infanti- cide. V. Poverty audits Evils VI. Ignorance. VII. Drunkenness VIII. Dishoneßty ...