... Clackmannan, and one I Mens trie was imported from Kinross. The record is satisfactory one. I The Hospital mortality is again lower than the house mortality ; only one case died Hospital, giving a iierccncage rate of 16, while the house rate for ail eases was ...

... first Sabbath of October. 1891— The children’s day’*—a Hall, portioned into removable divisions, and with class rooms for infant and senior scholars, was opened, being gift the congregation by Mr Robert Procter, Claremont. who for twenty years bad su ...

... forget history and lead ignorant men astray to refer to Act which, in relatiou the present Establishment iu Scotland, received mortal wound lilty years ago.—l am, 4c., John Wallace Lacbib. TULLIALLAN SCHOOL BOARD. TUB FEVER EFIDKMIC. A special meeting the ...

... eompared with rates from the sane dneaaea fat the county foe the years 1882-86. It may aisled that it is not fair to tbs mortality lows with that of the county, it ia well knows that there are inherent unfavourable eeodlliewa present In all towoa not found ...

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... other abnormal conditions was greatest m the most overcrowdwi centres. Aceording t»j the Registrar General rale of infantile mortality per 100.000 was 21,805, and in rural and comparing class with class. 18 out every 100 of ihn rich died before they were five ...

... li^Farlane , ■ may be had all newsagents. “The New Bast Booe.—lnfantile mortality is one of the blots our present day socalled civilisation, and. although the percentage deaths of infants under one year is being reduced, much yet remains to done decrease the ...

... Imperial HvU-i, KdinU&rgb, ou Thursday evening, tb® RaY. Murray in aa eioqoant and toaech tha loan ®f vim-«v ...

... Clackmannan). whose mortal remains were laid beside kindred dust in Clackmannan Cemetery on .Tuesday last. Who could have imagined that | that mentally and physically powerful man was at one time succrasfnl teacher of the i Infant Se/ioo/ in connection ...

... to the Local Govern- j kj enjoyed themselves games and meat Boaid. _ _ amusements. Shortly before six o’clock. INFANTILE MORTALITY THE BURCH. JO return journey was commenced by the same Bailie Home Hay called attention state* being served at Doune Castle ...

... ventilated churches And when the long, dull and heavy, and delivered in monotonous. feckless fashion, who can blame frail mortals for first all twld.nj assent the appeals of the preacher, and finally falling reverently forward in wil submission. The stove ...

... sustained utumn day when the pulpit was draped in the weed# ,{ the United Presbyterian (.ffiurcb son and gathered around the mortal . lthfu This witness is true. .. your loving pastor in the bonds of already beard what was as preach-r and sorrow. The key-note ...