... the bright, alert mind became a perennial sooree of pleasure. He had never imagined what world of joyful surprises the human infant can produce. And May was precocious specimen of childhood: li©t brain seemed to develop faster than her body, though that ...

... Officer was aubmitted. which showed that the burgh was in satisfactory condition. interesting feature was the low infantile mortality. RATHEN At tha weekly meeting of Cortea Mutual Improvement Association on Tuesday evening the Rev. Stevenson, of Pitsbgo ...

... Cheviots, when stranger stopped at door. earned an infart concealed beneath hit cloak; you were that infant. 'You are poor.’ be said; ‘rear this infant vour own. and this heavy purse your*.' My heart was amply, and I was poor. I took the money, and you ...

... reared infants and (rowing children. etperially daring the school period. It a d to recuperation after bodily or mental fatigue, end the best 1-quid food after dental operations. For inval ds who reqniro nooriahment nnnsoal boors, and for infants during ...

... en ths 26th March. Peter Gammie. farmer, aged Gordon. At 59 Barrasgato Road, Fraserburgh, the 25th ult.. William Barron, infant son of James and Maria Gordon, aged 2 years t- and 2 weeks missed and deeply mourned. Inserted hia parents. Gbant. At 7 S ...

... huohar. House would too braw and too big for Christie. replied John ** Muybo not a queer world see live It bangs us poor mortals about a# it like*, you know. John. * *' Ay do I. lad. it has shaken me up, but it's over now. feel if things were to oouv ...

... tbs country there bars been alight visitations of disease, but with the large stock old birds generally left the slight mortality caused has dons little harm. One may be prepared—if the weather during the week the Twelfth is fine—to see soma great bags ...

... readiness which left without morning when my child was two months old I was lying sound asleep, but was Awnkwned by feeling the infant taken stealthily from off my arm. I opened my eyea in time i»o see Dixon vanish from the room carrying It with him. I uttered ...

... tho patient look her aside and told her coula do nothing for her son. He might live a day or two. or might dio in an hour. mortal skill could him. When the doctor had gone went in ’and sat by her son. He motioned her lay her head to his breast, and with ...

... n>Tht her father’s bon*® only d*a-1 co-er range faies there, and to leant th® uwful rumour that her parent bad been struck mortal blow the man to whom *ho had yirl.irtd her lifo and hannine**. For fullv hour the girls remained seated side -hie. time** ...

... after being iu '**- Sunilerlan l with Norwegian t ® ' T'.e were eared and landed at y»nch child, aa depicted by a French i infant prodigy *nee*ing in your J*- najering your br»ad. emptying the pantaloon*, and with abneks _* iri « Oral erred table.’* ...

... My faither. bein’ an elder an’ able draw an inference his account, thocht to escape that fierv ordeal, but, aha * never was mortal man farther mista’en in his life; for in reference his scruples thet head. Mr Oowlanthump argued, wi’ force o’ logic that ...