... Agriculture, that the use of tinned separated milk not only worthless, but injurious, for children, and seriously increased infant mortality. The body of the late Lord Hcrscholl was yesterday afternoon removed from the cruiser Tnlbot. which hod brought the remains ...

... MORTALITY BETUBHB. The arereco annual death-rate lepieieesled hr the death* regittered (ret weak to town diitricta of Ireland waa p« death* reaistered the weak coded in the aereral towns, alphabetically arrsnjred. to the following nannal rejen pet 1.000 ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY IN BELFAST. Sir—Among the various causes contributing to the-infant mortality w hich Sir James called* atlbnticn. and on which you remark in Thursday’* issue. I may mention one that came under my own notire this week. In a house where ...

... Baird mortal L.O.L. 2039. The Members of above Lodge and other Brethren arc requested to attend the funeral of our late Br. Bishop. Thcmab Harbor. W.M. Javx* O. Gouoh, Sec. iUTLER—Jaoe 19, bia reeidenoo, 5 Herbert Street, John Batter.—A./.P. Hie remains ...

... veldt- Whnt man in Boer or British host. Such share of mortal spoil could boast; While Battle's breath was ruthless hot. And Death was dealing each his lot? A stripling boy! His years fourteen Ajj infant soldier the Queen! Unflinching still stood his ground ...

... actually drew the breath 00l ol the in font body. The cat was pet the family, and had been placed in the cradle for the meut the infant. Dalzn l telegram stab-a that tlio coroner jury returned verdict the effect that child bad killed having its breath sackod ...

... monthly mafftuoeedited the Re*. Drqtthtri. *od poblitbed J. F- Show i* Co., Foteruotler Row. Tbit bos been doctored be the ooly mortal at moke* rt * epee.«l to coouterwci the rapidly advancing uDOe.wI ot the pretent tune. The lino of iefaace which it edepU ...

... Rad against the cheap Swedish matches. Amongst the passengers arriving by the Calais boat Dover tbs other evening waa French infant prodigy, whose appearance excited gnat interest. . JobMiamfcmrß. Tramraal, with » popolmtioo of 55.000. speoda £130.000 on ...

... contractor five miles off. Mrs. King, v.ho on one occasion bad col poor law relief, continued to live with her mother and two infant children Sb- reoek. On Tuesday, Ist February .was noticed that the family were not abont umal.and cousin Mrs. Kings named ...

... Colds, and all Affections th- Throat and Chest Tate's Compound Balsam of Linseed, the ingredients of which are as harmless to infant adu.t as the Linseed, ; Anist-Hl. and Honey that form part It. Those who are suffering and who have never tried Tate's Compound ...

... that sine* his appointment coroner .j. nn .ynn has succeedetl in reducing the rate public work* a minimum, dethe mortality among infants, and in .nc the canitstiori of the city. Then. , ~ the convenience of the publie who have to -s« >r» has been consulted ...

... her huge works in stone, which in our puny sgc of steam-power could lift Milo place, help attest Lee greuine-.!. in tiic infant world. A little reflex action or back eddy of Die weslward-swcepii'g currc-ot population tarried some the descendant* Simoi ...