... frequently have more courage than they enoelvet know. She who is truly sympathetic is ever too courageous to desent • suffering mortal. A woman of character is never • coward. W=ant until some danger threaten. another and observe how quickly self is forgotten ...

... loads from the mild-ace. he Surveyor OW reported that the sewers had been tlaabed.aul the manholes and courts (Amsted. HIATT INFANT= pp= • Rkig : RD DAY NtIIIISIT. In moving the adoption of the reports, Mr.Haines regretted the great increase in the death-rate ...

... occurred in old people over AS years of ego, sod 31 par Pint. is Want. under did year ; sixty-six bettie. dying. The infantile mortality idare, by which is asset the member of deaths which dear wrier one year of age se ormapared with every I,oou Liethe tau the ...

... world. What the Levant, a small, sunny, landlocked sea, girdled by shores of radiant beauty and rich fertility, was to the infant enterprise of our race, wooing the timid sailors forth, and training the courage, the skill, and the gallant, adventurous ...

... . Mr. A. Johnson Giorgio doliers . . . . Mr. J. English Annibalc Mr A. J. Field The Duchess of Plaza-Toro Miss Josephine Mortal Casilda (her daughter) Gianetta Tessa Miss Emilie Field STUDLEY MUSIC AND ■USICIAIL [Coirranurrim]. A well-known local musical ...

... as we had for November in last year. Of the nine deaths four 1 CCUTTed in people over sixty live veers of age, and one in infants under one year. This last death was caused by congenital the baby living only a few hours. One patient. aged 26. died front ...

... Tare Conolrea's KNQUIRT : AN ADJOURNMENT. Ou Tuesday afternoon an enquiry into the circumstances attending the death of the infant child of Elea Mary Hopkins was mewed at the Town Hall, Vomiter, before Mr. G. F. Ladder (deputy **toner) and the following ...

... boar mesa of ~Wins and one of diphtheria ware notified, a ll of which were removed to the Isolation Hoopla.). The infantile mortality figure for the month is a very small else, being only 27, as against oar average of 153 par 1.9 , 0 biethe„ fieSITAZT Comenenn ...

... death-rate, 6 4 per I,ooo—an alsonreally k w ens ; infatitie nortality oaly 48 per 1,000 births made deatb-rate, nil ; child mortality rate, ail ; respiratory diem rat., oil phthisis vats. ell. Firs aotilicalieus of elegise dime* were reeeirod--foor of erysipae ...

... diseases, pneumonia being rather prevalent, especially among children. One death was due to consumption, and six were in Infants under one year of age. The town continues to be fairly free of infectious diseases, only three notifications having been received ...

... emetic dissent one wee due to phthisie, and two to respiratory diastase. Only two death. of infante owler one year were rendtared, so that the infantile mortality figure for the month is shoot one-third the averses one. There were four deaths in moose over ...

... the high infantile mortality in the past, which be attributed to the fact that so many of the mothers were employed is the factories, and had to put our their children to be nursed, but be quoted figures showing that the mortality rate had recently decreased ...