... was inscribed on the register. a Mary Anna Chapel. She adopted her, and from that moment gave it out to the' world that the infant whom she called Frederica wa8 her daughter. Madame ?? supported her assertion by medical testimony tending to prove she bad ...

... satisfactory to find the rate of mortality no higher than it was in the early part of September twelve months ago. As stated las, week, fully 80 per cent. of the deaths from disrrhrsa are those of infants. -There has been no mortality from smallpox, and only one ...

... rescue it from unmerited obscurity. The poemn, by Moritz Horn, tells how a Rose, desiring to know some- thing of the joys of mortals, is by the Queen of the Fairies turned into a beautiful maiden, and provided -with a magic rose which will, so long as kept ...

... original. The Jew, at a time of great distress, is induced from pecuniary considerations to accept the charge of a Gentile infant In order to save his wife, whose life hangs on a thread, he substitutes the child for her own, whose death he conceals from ...

... strike onthem- wlhere a young mother, wearing a pink bodice and in white apron over a black skirt, kneels by the cradle of her infant child. The light strikes on the white v,:llls. In the poor room it is very skilfully and tenderly treated, the shadows being ...

... Parkes and Perks. Many of the entries are quaint- IUld Mother Manersage, Becket of the Almshouse, Mrs. Blake, An Infant kept by Bess Walters, Eliz Prescot commonly called Blind Bess, Poor Anne, a begger, old lame rid. Mylls of Blorwich ...

... the Corporation. and arrange them in the cases in the newly- built ?? Medical Officer of Health reported that the rate of mortality this year to date was 16-3 per thousand, against 18 3 the averaze for the past ten years. The number of patients in the city ...

... touch Not tarjily responsive, yet may know n d-epser trausp art anal a iniichtier thrill T!ai rcoirmes ,f (orniaerr.w with mortality, 'N e!n, rapt from all relaneon with his inud, 'Ai tzrmporal and imfntadiate circnustance In silence, ill the sisaofary mnood ...

... then hurt them so much. I did not inoculate the pretty arm. I kissed it instead, and explained to her that on vaccinating infants my feelings would probably not be so lacerated as to unsteady my band. What a contrast she was to the v'ife of the student ...