... days old. It seemed a weorder- Erlly hearty child, but did not make any proyresa.-Dr. Angus Kennedy said that Withough infant mortality at the present time was high, there was no reason why, tad the child more vitality, it should have died. ckhilld aid ...

... exceptional circuan- stnowe, and is duoeto the 'pidemi, of last spring,'from wvhich' maniy of th'e tenants; suffered. The infant mortality was: i41-22 in each 1,000 births, or 21-39 below that of ILondon. , ?? ,..OUR 1TAV'V.0'I A new war vessel, the .flawke ...

... poisonous properties, and it is these Toxins, as they are named in the milk, which are the cause of -the mortality which thus besets infant life in the hot season of the year. Bow all-important it must be for every mother to know how to prevent this ...

... evening for dcot'and, ?? by Princess Benry ot Batteuberg, Princess Vietoria Eugenie, the young Priuces of, Vlatrenberg, and the infant Princes of York. Tlbe Roval party took breaakfast; at Perth on Friday morniunr, the Duke pi Atholil and the dcarquie ft B ...

... princesses, be- neath St. George's chapel and the Albert Memorial chapel, at Windsor castle. Herein have been deposited the mortal remains of several of the Kings of Eng- land and numerous members of our Royal family, These include George IlL, George IV ...

... sentinel, raising his ride, took aim at the fugitive and fired The iran fell to'the ground, wounded most severely 'and probably Mortally. The bullet strack him in the back, and, piercing his body, hit another man., a perfectly innocent passer by, who had had ...

... Streetj of Montreal; Mrs. Dickson, of Windsor, Ontario. Second cabin: Mrs. Wevers, Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Skelton and infant, Mrs. Robertson. GIRL BULL FIGHTERS. A bull fight, in which the part of the toreadors and matadors-the- first of the kind ...

... Harrison, aged six, her adopted child. To chack intant mortality the Lime- house District Board of Works on Wed. nesday recommended that a lady olficer be appointed whose duty it, will be to look after infants in the district. Prof. Whitecross, of Edinburgh ...

... num- :bering 13 persons, who'occupied ro'oms in the rearf of ifthe building, wrere at, supper when, the ,houe colapsed. An infant was in'stantly, killed, while theoth'er memb~ers of ',te family were pinned down by tim- bers 'and -other d-bris: which- fell ...

... It is the begin- nings of illness we should look to espe- cially; and this is precisely a point much neglected by ordinary mortals. I can claim credit, at least, that this warning has oft-times been repeated in the course of these articles of mine, and ...

... centrepiece of the occasion-to shed an extraordinary lustre upon his corps. It came about thus: We had him dressed as a veritable infant and carried down the ball-room just as the fun was at its height. A stale device now, you'll say, but it was new then and ...