... Ii I.ttstii. II t'sle titvke e1f Oaithe/s, Vitc/c, XJetl lig and Pitla'utte. FIRST ESTABLISHED 1S82. IN EA VEAiS 1,0 1% INFANTS INVA1,IDS and and CHILDRcEN. THE AGED. NIEAVE'S FOOD% BEST AND CHEAPEST. ACCIDENTS ALL THE YEAR ROIJND. PROVIDE AGAINST THEM ...

... cbhiidren also the mortality is very afrest, ind over d 160 cases of sunstroke and prostration wag reported 8 IThe hospitals are frIll, and in Brooklyn the auth,,r'itij. 1 are hardly able to cope with the cases. Amneugst Ml t horses the mortality is extraordinIry ...

... that of worms in the human body, It is proved by the bills of mortality that one-half of the children horn are cut off before attaininig their'sev.enth year. The source, ofth~is fearful mortality is found to exist in that foul state of-the stomach and bo ...

... Bockigliani, Argyle, ditto. Zinifoerd, Powell, ditto. Iy Chipping-Nortofn, Rodgers, Coo. Reading, Pyg, ditto, h fectionor. Ditto, Mortal, ditto, g FOR AGENCIES APPLY TO le HIMALAYA TEA CO., 2 )fzt Impertes of Pare Tea, 3 ie :LONDON. d r THE RIGHT THING IN THE ...

... class of thecom-. munity, and is acknowledged to stand unrivalled as an eminently I pure, nutritious, and light feed for infants, cblidren, and invalids. ROBINSON'S -PATENT GROATS form another diet Bni- -d eslyesteemed for making ab seior gruel in -fifteen ...

... Gout, and Indigestion; and as a mild aperient for delicate constitutions, especially adapted for ladies, children, amid infants. When combined with the ACIDULATED LEMON SYRUP, it forms a most agreeable effervescing draught, in which its aperient aud ...

... average number of New Policies above 900 per annum. The Managers submitted a calculation sholving the Expected and Actual Mortality amnong tise Lives Assured duritig the last two years, of which the following is an Abstract:- 18550 1857. Expected Deaths ...

... by r sinrilar process, is as pure as can be manufrctur-ed, and will b e found to produce a ligh t and nournishing food for infants and th e aged; n rd to corl- tain all the necessary properties for malting a delicious pud- ding. It has also tre distiriguisihing ...

... on, during the same period, to pay 1,6(13. I's. lOd. for claims, a sum which bears a remarkably small proportion to the mortality which might justly have been anticipated. This feature ln the career of the Company has thus been main- tained to the ninth ...

... Fifty-iliblo. Surveyolrs of the Higlhwa~ys JOHN YUNG, l of the Te-senslhi of Shlip- JABZ IAL 31BR, thesaid ?? iindcr-WhtielhtOOLL INFANT ORMHAN ASYLUN, WANSTEAD. THE THANKSGIVING DAY. rI~H appintent f aday or ational Thanks- L gitngmaks i th duy o th Comittee ...