... perfectly kremlin and pleasant to the taste, it produce. Batumi quiet p, by reii-anag the child from rim, ano the i:le cherub awakes as brigat um a button. It soothes the child. it anteus the gams. allays all pain Minas wind. r.colates teiwela, and the best ...

... in the ranks of its ineraine. The child, looking to ths general, answered,' I shall believe that yea we the friends of oar when you shall *Wiwi tin release of lather.' he ward won deeply moved, and _promised ill child to ail by cat Wall Mr. Davis. Tint ...

... when I heard the of a child it was s. r , I ran room! to the primmers* door. and .taw the entail *ming down wiping the blood of the child's lace. I asked Bomb what he had been doing. bat be nude no asset, I looked o the child and thought it was dying ...

... that the expense of gruelling the sheep and every' thing would come to more than it was worth, and he would hue, it kills 1. He kille.l it, awl it had in it a fine male Lunt', with food in its stomach, showing that the sheep had plenty of food. He flawed ...

... towards the support of their father, !dm bee hee2re chargeable to thflsham Union. Mr. tearer appeared for defendants. Francis Child, one of the relieving-officers of the Hail. limo Union, deposed to knowing defendant.' father, Samuel, an old man, 74, who ...

... There wee a charge of murder •clinet a young woman who was indicted for feloniously killing her female child. It ap• neared that the prisoner was delivered of the child while sitting on the bed, i.nd, et, for ac he (the learned judge) could gather, it ...

... absolutely allowed her child to die without attendance, fearing to lose her work, apparently forgetful altogether of the fact that she was spreading the disease amongst all her patrons. 8o again lest week an inquest was held upon a child which had been left ...

... =satin. Puled h tnniue, lit. Tight jackets, la; child's polonaise, la.; boo r snits, la. Underclo th ing pottage lid. Illustrated sheets, 3d. fren—Agents, Misrule, Wok Toileahsm, Leedom. East Sussex Saw Kills. JOHN HOWELL, TIMBER, DEAL, SioNE, AND SLATE ...

... uncommon to find no external mark, because the bones of a child aro so soft and give way.to a blow. He could not say that be could have saved the life of the child, but if it had been the child of wealthy parents, and had been taken at once there would ...

... herself, but not evaldent to mime death. At Bt. Pool, Minnesota, oa December Eleanor Steizor, the wife of a Daman Myer tester, killed two of her children by splitting their beads open with ■ hatchet, seriously wounded • third ; and then completed the awful ...

... partly . dressed. I asked stare the child was, and she told me in the bow, and I took it out of a box at the foot of the bed. The l• ib. lox we shut down. It was a female child and had a, full time. I found the child very cold, with dif',thing. There was ...

... newly-born male child. Inspector Orlin said that be knew the deceased for the last three yues. She had led a gay life. She had altogether three children. Her first child now alive end in the Mile-end Workhouse. The father of that child gave her £3OO, and ...