... expending theisinlast powder in firing off this one. ver A CURIOUS TRADITION. itta 3 : A-singular tradition bearing on infant mortality was brought out at a recent inquest. A child aged Ive weeks was found in bed suffocated beside her n=other, She had been ...

... until the chiid is nearly six lOlnC :z capable of digestiig starchy iood. Tile practical truth of tils ?? ciSWS terrible mortality of youngmi iniall;5 ilO!.I ?? 4 eonditioens due alone, ill the ?? . - indligestible, irritating food. Of CONDENSED MILKS ...

... disease, two from brain disease, suA two from diseases of the respiratory organs. One death, that of an infant, was uncertifed, There was no mortality from zvmotic disease, Five died agcd CO and upwards, and one undet a year old. One cate of Ecarlatina ...

... of reproducing vital force, where exhaitlion, eepsecially in infants, might have ended in atrophy anl death. and where no other food would digest. One of my children. univ a healthy infant of fourteen months, was reduced to a living skeleton, and in a ...

... experienced when it was discovered that possessed no other advantages of height and vision than those enjoyed by ordinary mortals. The British residents have been much humiliated by this unavoidable destruction of an illasion which had taken a powerful ...

... world, and the Maker, 113, Holborn-hill. Use no substitute, and notice MY NAME and TRADE MARK on the buff-coloured wrapper. MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN.-A very important crisis with Children is Cutting the Teeth. There is no doubt much illness would be alleviated ...

... estll is injeu ios, arn(I they therefore strotgly retonsismt 21 Bth trnur snoweet'eod Fiest Swiso Brni.YI By for the h-, 31 Infants' food. Ask for the ?? Firet SwilstBrsud., Sold evers 41 where. Slte Consinedes. Harthnane, Roll and Co., Beorn' I. Londen ...

... farming have this week received a salutary check by the execution of the woman Waters, whose wholesale murder of tender infants will be in the recollection of the public. The convict maintained her innocence to the last; but the atrocious cruelties ...

... those mighty discoveries, snd we recom- n mend all those desirous of gaining isformation of those capitals. f veiled from mortal eyes for nearly l000 years, and cvleo have not the time or opportunity of investigatlng tiose antiquities, to take v this ...

... the mortality among infcnts is terribly significant of the treatment whioh they receivo. Out of the 1,682 infants committed to its care during the past year, the society only lost sixty, or less than four per cent, while the mortality among infants put ...

... tnder ali other circumstances, debility In'the aged as well as in infants, fits, spasms, cramps. paralysis, &c. Du Barry and (to., 121, New Bond-street, London. The best tood for infants and invalids generally, as it never turns acid on the weakest stomach ...

... insane was. returned. INFANTILE MORTALITY AND INSURANCE. Dr. Macdonald, M.P., coroner for North-East Londan, appeared bhore the Select Committee on Friendly Societies on Tuesday to give evidence on. infantile mortality and insurance. Sir H. Maxwell presided ...