... Original anb &WA BABY DREAMS. WHAT are thy dream, sweet baby coal? Whence that angel smile? What form, m re fair that mortal eyes Rave seen, thy sleep beguile? Do angels cootie thy baby heart With music all their own ? Or mother's voice weary in thy dreams ...

... problem of infantile mortality. Man limbered into the world the took helplem. air( dependent of all creature., but. given a fair (bailor. .unitary currounding-, careful feeding and nurciug. there n a wonderful vitality even in the infant. Ito they get a fair ...

... district (21.3), which still has an unenviable notoriety for its high infantile mortality. of the conspicuous results of better sanitation is that the rate of mortality in our populous centres closely approximates to that of the rural districts. We are ...

... danger to cattle. Infants and young children suffer mainly from tuberculosis in the form of consumption of the bowels, or tabee mesenteries, the obvious cause being the food which passes along the alimentary canal ; and as in infants milk is the chief ...

... for the reduction of the death rate amongst infant. is the natural one of mothers nursing their children at the breast. instead of feeding them artificially. Wherever children are breast-fed. the mortality is 1t.., But even here education is doing a great ...

... Flower Show—Page RE-OPENING OF SCHOOL.—II hall Public and Uphall Station Infant Schools m we . re reopened On after the summerre woe a large enrolment in all the elem.. The holidays have extended over seven weeks. FORMATION OF FIFE BAND.—A meeting of ...

... with his infant daughter, was making a voyage to F.urope. After a few days of sea-richness the child found her sea legs, and frequently ran about the deck, amusing the sailors, with whom missy speedily became a favourite with her infant prattle. ...

... l as and two of scarlet fever. The only other means of knowing the diseases that prevailed during the year was from the mortality returns of the registrar, and from these I hnd that flier: were four deaths from whooping conga, four from diarrhoea, one ...

... but the investigation was practically concerned with 8343 of these infants, and was directed to the various modes of feeding them and the effect of such methods upon the rate of mortality. The detailed results are set forth with admirable lucidity in a ...

... the toll extracted the body of a I dead infant to bury under the foundation. I or the soul of the lint creature who crossed the bridge was only thought consistent with his character and methods. if misguided mortals so far forgot the first principles of ...

... district; and 48 were in Liulithgow The respective birth rates bei in Din. lithgow dixtrict, and Bathgate district. The infant.le mortality (thet 6, under one year), was per 1000 by the in Lin- Lithgow dietrict end 186 in Bathgate treet, While the rymotic ...

... WEST LOTHIAN COURIER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1905. to exceed 65. whilst the mortality among infants reared ny hand is not leas than 200 per 1000. Another aspect of the inquiry was the effect of particular kinds of food in the case of hand-fed children ...