... in the main, judicious handling are the employment of children and married women (especially mothers), the effect on infant mortality of fatiguing or unwholesome occupations, unsanitary con- tions of labour, the sweating system, the demand for improved ...

... pi-oblem is no doubt -x'cry deeply mixed up in the question e of infant mortality ; but even so we cannot adimit that the panacea Ih for all ifls would be discovered if 90 per censt. of the infants who dic could be saved to thle nation, and if the average dcath ...

... of bodies of women, boys, girls, and infants; all these were likewise head- less. But the most horrible spectacle was near the gate of the fifth camp. Here was a pile of the bodies of women, children, and infants about nine feet high and containing at ...

... Over and over again in the past have we been introduced to more or less amusing specimens of the theatrical baby. These infants have usually served their purpose well enough by causing alternate embarrassment and anxiety in the bosoms of their parents ...

... of Apollo's cattle by the infant god of guile,and f Y I made familiar to us by Shelley's rendering t he hymil to golden Aphrodite, also partiallytranslated by Shelley, and telling us of the love of the goddess fori a mortal, Anchises, and of the prophecy ...

... Danton's rohabilitation hls been slow but sure. When the great Coaventiounol preferred the guillotine to flight, he left two infant sons, Georges and Antoine. A quarter of a century later and all things were changed in France. By aid of foreign arms the ...

... by taking 6 his palace by storm. Theodor is mortally wounded, 6 and dies; and his mother, an Avati, coif`, ses that o Renee is the child of one Colonel Westbridge, and was o stolen by her to replace an infant of Theoder's which o died at birth. 0 Tle ...

... quite to the liking of pro- J entert1 au~iences. The idea of Shakespeare coming vfocia Xy eestitl to put on the mantle of mortality, And then too take the chief characters through the a anven ages ?? is an excellent one, and if it serves merely t Asapeg ...

... noon of night when round the pole par- The sullen Bear is seen to roll ; .rat And mortals, wearied with the day, him Are slumbering all their cares away. ,are ~~An infant, at that dreary hour, are Came weeping to my silent bower, ld, And waked me with ...

... of the mortality from hand-feed- ing arises from the use of arrowroot, cornudour, and other unsuitable kinds of food, which consist of starch alone, con- |tai .no pro-per nourishment, and should not be used as substitutes for milk. If the infant must be ...

... crying, whereupon he took it out of its cradle and threw it into the well upon its mother, the fall instantly killing the infant. Lowe's little boy then began to cry and call for help, and the negro procured an axe for the purpose of killing him. The ...

... theological discussions, mental analyses, or any of those things which lie the way of madness, so are there certain books whose mortality or immortality is a matter of great indiffer- ence to us, but whose companionship for the moment is everything. Mr. Frank ...