... being rewarded by a steady improvement in their moral and physical condition and by an increase in their numbers. While infant mortality and tuberculosis prevail to a considerable extent among Canadian Indians, better education and an increase of knowledge ...

... es of the authorities on public health—who submitted to him resolutions adopted at the recent National Conference on infant mortality. lie also took the useful opportunity of making an admirable speech. Beginning by the true statement that there is ...

... however, seeks the destruction of none; it has no ;vermin to countenance, for instance, the continuance of that scandalous infant mortality a hich future generations will find it impossible to credit of us. Eugenics works by births, not by deaths. It seeks ...

... to check the spread of epidemics; the Midwives Act and Motile-26m of Mirth Act to assist in lowering the high rate of infant mortality; and quite recently the Tuberculosis Prevention Act in Ireland only, and the Medical Inspection of School Children Act ...

... of Searsbow holding their little Infants before Christ on that altar, he was forcibly reminded of those Jewish mothers who brought their babes to receive the Saviour's bleseing during those times He was pleased as mortal man to walk through the towns and ...

... as you like—snub it if like—only never, *ever, aa long as you live, remind me of it Wain! Bridal !lotting.. This wee an infante in which tatting was absolutely .• so it la frequently with and women. The ordinary man or woman is always improved and enhanced ...

... liberal in anti joining the Americans the War of Independence, was killed in a skirmish, leaving a youthful widow with an infant son named, after himsel f', Eugene. This unfortunate young woman, herself the daughter of a British officer, who had been ...

... certain judge, who had got into the name of D ickene grow greener with tae n il of using a regular form of expression when mortality of imperishable fame. The sane e imposing sentences, was sentencing a n 154 ' Charles Dickens is familiar to all the work ...

... She admitted to Mr. Carroll that she had made ' no agreement with the defendant as to pay- Bonen graveyard all that was mortal of Mr. went. ;John M'Ateer. Warrenpoint's oldest man, the His Honour held there was no contract. and mute being of a large ...

... the message he had sent .0 a prnhable dying man, toil en—for the rich and powerful must sometime remember that they are mortal a solemn thought began as it were, to gloom over his mind- a thought of death and the grave, and the inefficiency of all worldly ...

... strength in weakened systems, and the preservation of old age in usefulness and vigour Benger's food should be used. For Infants, ter Invalid 4 and the Aged. Benger's Food is sold in 6 , 13 by Chemists, etc., everywhere. master, you may remember. taught ...

... young Kong of i dayin a weakening force in England to ' a watelesurd: Be of good courage. and let us ,roman, who was a weak mortal. went under.i she never would haye attempted her scheme I : play the n i forand fur the a. weak men *tweets do. Do not details ...