... in course of Lent lectures dealing with the food of as the youngsters who are in their schooldays. The by subject of infant mortality is one well suited to 'ly the penitential season. Sir Douglas Galton is to id tell us home truths on the subject of house ...

... would be more accurately called Ohild's Grave, c for it hbs an infaut mortality which has aow reached the appalling rate of 341 yer 1.08, whereas in Hendon itself the infant mortality is yo only 82 per 1,000. The population of Child's thin HIll is alinost ...

... many years elaps6 have a preponderance of fully two Uillioiis of tigbting men. . WHERE CHILDREN DIE. . Au estraordinarv infant mortality prevails at s(lasgow, the deaths ol' chuidres u ntlerfive years l totalliun 267 for the past furtniaht, or 46 per - eut ...

... INFANT PHENO[ENA. %. , lman Wonders of the Past. can Professor Carl 'tumpf has discovered an infalnt led. prodigy, and the Voswtscake Zvietwlq commends liis srtz appeas to Teutonic benevolence ?? meana to fi. cultivate it. This is all very well, but ...

... high birthrates and the high death-rates ussally go together, and high death-rates are chiefly due to ! excessive mortality among infants. Taken as a whole, the population of the. world has increased considerably during the last hun. dred, and especially ...

... following her t orders. Christening a Royal Babe. a] The curious forms and cerenonies which surround the christening of a Royal infant in o1 Russia would fil a respectably bulky pamphlet, tl from the time the distianuished babe is borne in state, on a cloth-of-gold ...

... Without the danger of dislocating his neck, sta Isto look into the topmost storeys of our metro. the politan buildings. A Jovian infant's cradle see would be considered by us a verycomfortablebed sea to rest in. The solar inhabitant of average size the a. would ...

... able, without the danger of dislocating his neck, to look into the topmost storeys of our metropolitan buildings. A Jovian infant's cradle would be considered by us a very comfortable bed to ?? hsin. The huge soldiers of Ariovistus. whose mere sight struck ...

... Mearns bri uhe Irraser) and his staff are taking every precaution up to prevent, if possible,' a further increase o1 1 his mortality, and betiides the printed instructions dat which have been isbued and exhibited 'an shop Ho mee windownsk -&o 's well as ...

... who had comle np to the sup port oic the t nat~rol. ?? .- The SEgyptian loss wss- seven killed and eight t ?? wVouded, twVO mortally. N.o Eng>lish otlicers plwere wrounded. OI DtITTO ON; WE3DNE:1SDAY fe ng Foutr hundr.ed Dervi~sh corvalry were sigthted a ...

... which had been founded by her son Dardanus. Another story about the vanished star is that it was Merope, who rashly married a mortal, and who since then has been dim among her sister?, The stars now called Electra and Merope, however, are visible to the naked ...

... le ?? vwith hisscythe, or Fate hersell with the hour-glass; but when mid-day strikesI all those which are emblematic of mortality pasi in front of the dinl platc-a child is seen in it, al mother's armns, there is a bridal paity at the rt altar, and a ...