... utterly unsuitable. The Camberwell Vestry having found that infant mortality was very much on the in- crease, consulted their medical officer, who was of opinion that the under-feeding of hand-fed infants on skimmed milk responsible for much of the high infantile ...

... symptoms of eye inflammation in infants. After birth the eyes and eyelids must be wiped with a soft, dry rag— clean, of course—and then the eyes should be washed with tepid water. Colds and chills a re to be avoided, and the infant's head should be covered. ...

... rest. The patience of ordi- nary mortals, sir, is in the matter of aspir- ing artists, long suffering, but when it comes to infant prodigies even the most forbearing people AN INFANT PROniGT. are apt to rebel. Infant prodigies are, without doubt, the ...

... of a piece of nrckei, with which the worker is allowed to buy his rations, Jfc0. but it is-compulsory labour, extending to infants, and enforced by the cruelties of tho lash, and even of the rifle bull. Against' such a system tho English nature of these' ...

... milk on which their infants are fed, for the hot season of the year is that which is marked by the massacre cf the innceent^^SBBfcsflK^eai old. It is in the first year of life, from the third to the ninth month, that the great mortality takes place from ...

... apply for financial help, Wales; gave England in retnrn great men and mighty preachers Preachers must live just like other mortals, and in the great majority of cases they are as much dependent upon their weekly wage as the ordinary craftsman. There is ...

... Isabella, daughter of the Lord of Glamorgan, and how when the Barons rose up against him and transferred their allegiance to 1118 mortal enemy, he was sheltered and protected by her at Boverton Place in the Vale, her father's place, to which she had retired for ...

... Gruffydd and his followers. Fortunately, Prince Gruffydd had gained kindly intelligence of the plot, and with his young wife and infant child, assisted by their attached friends and domestics got safely out of the reach of danger. The details of this escape ...

... Summer Diarrhoea. This is an affection, prevalent in the hot sea- son, and peculiarly fatal to hand-fed infants under one year old. The mortality from this cause in our great centres of population is immense. Dr. F. J. Waldo recently concluded a valuable ...

... there be eome weaker one, Give me strength to help him on; If a blinder soul there be, Let me guide him nearer Thee. Make my mortal di earns come tru* With the work I fain would do; Clothe with life the weak intent, Let me be the thing I meant; Let me find ...

... weight 13oz. Ethel: Poor Clara! She is growing old.— Maud: It must seem sad to you, seeing you have known her since she was aa infant in arms. Samuel's Sentiments. SAMUEL ON PRIGS. There is an idyl of ancient and uncertain date which states, with more accuracy ...

... Slovenliness in the matter of Divine praise that the heart is the true test, &c. Let us clear oor minds of such cant! If mortal man should offer his best any- where, it should be there assuredly. And it be- hoves those who promote our numerous cyman- ...