... and the growth and fall of the leaf find it still in unruffled placidity. No births, no deaths, even the slow changes of mortality seem to have no dominion over the placid existence of the smiling town. Smiling 1 Almost too active a word for Cockington ...

... death rate 16 . 3 against 17•1. Infantile mortality is again very high, the number of deaths of infanta under one year reaching a total of 17,213 or 131 per amassed births. Of this number 134 were those of infants who were suffocated by their parents in ...

... —llai. Ana O. BALLix, FAlltrese of Bab,. Highly NnUitions.—Lamed. .A 0 excellent Food. admirably adapted to Rio waatoot Infante and Young Pareona.—ala OW. A. Otataaon. 0.H., M.D., Ex-Praaldont of lib. Royal College of Stumm. I reload. HAS FOR SOME TIME ...

... matter, find many good reasons for this habitual over•exaggeration. It is based. doubtless, upon the charitable axiom De mortals nil nisi bonurn, and it I. also due to a respect of the halinita of the relations of the deceased, who are comforted by his ...

... which was a serious and pro. longed affair with our mothers. She no longer wades waist high in the waves holding shriek • ing infante in her unsympathetic urine or coaxes wretched urchins from their despair. log clutch of tne dripping steps. Here and there ...

... through trade jealousy used to wish opposition wishes fnr the sleeping infants (or were they sleeping ? I seem to have some recollection that they were being christened, and no infants sleep through that cruel operation performed by curates.) In this case ...

... when application was made borrow the money. Tho Town ('lkrk ;—That is so. Mortality Report, The Medical Officer reported that the had been 53 deaths during July, yielding a mortality of IB.fi per 1.000. In the corresponding month of last year the rat© was ...

... and after all expenses have been paid anything remaining can he sent to the box at Bow-street for the relict of some poor mortal who thinks life worth living. I hare learnt to-day how utterly alone I am in the world, and it has filled me with a grief ...

... had gone smack through the branches of the tree so close to the head of one of the silly youths, that he had yelled out in mortal terror, causing all the botheration. Both were severely reprimanded, and threatened with prosecution for trespass, but the ...

... same time to steal the certificates of its birth. Why the affair was never heard of at tho time I will explain later. Tho infant was reared at the expense of the Duke of Sully, who, when the lad grew older, employed him as a page in his own service. One ...

... this most importanlauestion of diet is simply appalling. The harm that results from their want of knowledge is incalculable. Infants are given tea to drink several times a day ; biscuits and cakes are soaked in it and given them to eat; their nervous system ...

... soy etergromut. ormager. ar at oar ticlools. E. J. El se. A44tant Tauber. LEO Dep._ Wachs/. Drmower of Elit INE:unitrass, Infant Digieftiffili; Molar/es ; Nammallesalgt parade. Camas Ocarssito, Pupil Towbar; Nareasta*R-1411=14. NW. Lime !MOM KR WISER ...