... more enrprised at this, give so goodly an array of cases of prosenotions adulteration of ordinary milk. In 1891 the mortality of infants tindet one year in Fegliend and Wnles was 151 per of the population; 140 children out of every 10110 born died within ...

... Finist:.re and Conies one gods least hygiene and most children. but not the highest mortality of children. In some porta of Normandy, with a high infantile mortality. the Meat life yet very lung. Thus it mahout 46 tears in &Ire, 47 in Orne and Calvados ...

... rules, instead of oonsmitting them to memory. The game inspector, reporting oa infant schools, says: Siam reading has Wes universally taught en the syllable system in infant labor& of Ilbefleld, and number by the method see forth in previous reports, these ...

... be known. Too much reliance must not be placed on official returns of influenza mortality, says Sir Brydges Henniker. During the prevalence of such epidemics the mortality from them will always be tinder-estimated, and for the reasons which we hare indicated ...

... stockade or by being that in the river while attempting to rasps. Oa British aide two of the West India Regiment ressived mortal wounds* sad were shot, kid their injuries were mg asp MiSIBB. The *test rased slid the the whom ou t was most mound the in ...

... children Moil wider five years of age Om:lading 96 raider a year ski) but 42 lees than the preceding year and giving a rate 162 infant deaths under one year to line thousand births., ..ne hundred and twenty perms.■ died who hail attained to slaty year* or upward* ...

... the notifiable diweases. Musses! of the respiratory organs only caused about half the mortality they did ie January but phthisie gave rise to more deaths. The infant morality was exeeptionslly low, only one death taking place amongst children under a year ...

... ararraot the notified diwaree. Dieeages of the ratney °mane only caused shout half the mortality they di•l to January. but phthiale gave rim to more deaths. The infant tdortality war exceptionally low, only see death taking p l ace children under a yew ...

... it no menu* followc that the it of a fatal blow in attended by the l e ast of pain ur • Dingle paag of fiat at regret. CAN INFANTS AS StION AS I►ARE At birth no Minot can .ee. Pr. - demi°. facer, oho ban earetally worked on a -ingle a boy of his own—enniiiilers ...

... tel across the few yards that intervened between them, and taking her in his strong arms as easily as if she haul been an infant, in a moment placed her out of the reach of the waves. Of course, she was profuse in her gratitude and thanks, and insisted ...

... citizens who hail no family. These men received a regular commission both from the parents and from those who adopted the infant. OP A STRAN.:F. Vow.—A woman with a singular history died at Ofea, is Hungary. Fraulain Line had not fee thirty years one ...

... canoes. Upea the question of infant neortadty. the Courser seals directed the attention of the jury and the mother, present, to the serenity of the greatest care and digerati,a being exerrietel is the feeding sod nursing of infants. He iesrenced of children ...