... root of all diseases. Pure blood could only be made from pure food. Proper attention to diet would reduce the rate of infant mortality and remove many diseases. If the drink of a nation were pure and free from stimulating qualities, and the food was also ...

... —Although the deaths, 27 in number, are in excess of the births 3, there have been epidemics. The mortality bus been chielly through old age, and of very yonng infants. MidilUbie. Compared with the corresponding Snarter of 1872, the births, marriages, and deaths ...

... THE LATE ADMIRAL DIROM. O~ Friday last, there were interred in Hoddom Churchyard, the mortal remains of the late Rear- Admiral James Dirom of Newpark, whose decease, at the comparatively early age of sixty-three, is deeply lamented in this district. Belonging ...

... in the first week of November lagh. The report showed that the average attendance in the Mixed School was 475, and in the Infant School, 142—total, 617. For this number the grant was £585 123 61. The School Board passed a minute recording their satisfaction ...

... takif with her the child, and stating that she Wi going out to pay an account. Her father helpé her to wrap a shawl round the infant, and st remarked that ‘‘she was worse than anyof seemed to think.” Asshe did not return with! a reasonable time, her father ...

... 1. the itandard food for the adult human in temperat. latitude., a. milk i. the .tandard food orer the whole world for the infant. Wheat la perhap. better ad.ptml for the support of life than any other one article of food either regetable or animal. A ...

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