... inadmnissible, it is an amsple aind productive Lsource of comfort both to the parentc and infant. It is also 3strongly recommended for light suppers, food for infants, 2and makes a most delicious custard pudding, for which pur- I pose it has been used bh ...

... inadmissible, it is an ample and productivet X- source of comfort both to the parent and infant. It is also n- strongly recommended for light suppers, food for infants, we and makes a most delicious custard pudding, for which pur- pose it has been used by ...

... ether are completely removed by a few inhalations of oxvgen. The returns for the year show a remarkable increase in the mortality at Edinburgh, which exceeds that of 1845 in a proportion of 22 per cent. The Unitarian congregation of Newcastle liave adopted ...

... and fermented s e i dmissible, it is an tample and productive e fort both to the tparent and infant. It i so s gly recommended for alight suppers, food for infants, and makes a most delicious custard pudding, for which purpose It has been used by dfargilies ...

... hausi of it. I'ersi'tosastu~pifaictives-, vsmose basis is laudattim or other aiven at tre c gnrcan atieasnistered to tender infants, i cpe- 'emaly anarig tme poorn r b lass'Es. These dangeros compounds allayina fort a time, hy stiptifying the Senses, but ...

... the pisitive character of the law of mortality in disease; indeed, there seems to be nbthing wvithin the wh'i~l range of the doctrine of icrobabilities so well defluied aspthe nertalitysof diseased lives. Te mortality of the generall pulation has frequently ...

... Atkinson's Infants' Pteservatiee, and in observitog the name of Ru- t SeaR BAR.KER, No. I, Market Piece, Manchester,t upon the gosernment stamp affixed over the cork of each bottle. a .Amongst the numeroust testimionials of my Atkinson's f Infants' Preservatite ...

... LOZENGES. JT is a fact established by the annual Bills of Mortal- 1. ity that one half of the Children born are cut off be- fore attaining Seven Years of Age, ad the fruitful source of this mortality is loonto st in that foul state of the stomach anid bowels ...

... are not only E I agreeable, but of so innocent a nature that they may be s4 given with perfect security to the most delicate infant, as twell as to the robust of all ages, svith a positive certainty Ci Iof success; they invigorates and strengthen the lungs ...

... traceable to certain habits forming, the mnoot seciet, yet deadly, and fatal springs of domestic misory aodch premature mortality.'-.olpen Free Press. Published -by the 'Author, and' sold in London by S. Gilbeft,151'anid 52, Paternoster Row ; T. SowLERg ...

... 'and fioass the original Painting by the late'Mr. P. Wyldr. Every lover of his counntrynd every admnirer 'of Sciia6 s Irn mortal 8ard, shonid see tbis beautiful Work, Of Art.- As also, ,the Original Models, of the ,,.. .JOLLY. .ZE QGA fl Fromn wlskb ...

... Twenty and twenty are forty, and twenty are sixty: how few see the fourth twenty ! Who sees the fifth ? The first begins in the infant, with passion for milk—all mouth and no wit—and ends in the youth with a love forsweet ankles and cherry lips—all heart and ...