... express'd in a sigh; 'Twill lighton despair's gloomy day, Ana wipeeevery tear from the eye. 'Twill ljbten the sorroweoE mortals while hers And theigloem. of despair it v;il scatter and cheer. cHIll-M-AT. i5 ' Itching, dry, thin,. beantined' and occasi ...

... TheGovernor(Mr'ElH Houldiech) arrived during the progress of II business. C, Miss Gears moved that a shed be erected h in the infants' airing ground be converted 5' into a grass ?? Petnerick seconded, d -Mr Jarman suggested that the matter e: should be referred ...

... stifled with the vitiated atmos- phere in the winter months, and exhausted I with the intolerable heat of summer; mothers with infants at the breast, and aged ones ready to faint. Even with this crowding space cannot be found for all, and many have to stand ...

... y, vhich is supposed to be the rst luxurious, the most wealthy fromn a hortioultnral stand- point, you seem to ane to ba mortally peor in the way of public gardens. Public gardens perhaps ; but I didn't contradict him. I only advised him to take a wvalk ...

... flames. What excites wouder especially is the fact that the statues of the Divine Infant and Our Blessed Lady alone remained undamaged. The face of the statue of the Divine Infant preserves its exquisite loveliness, though resoned from a shapeless mass of debris ...

... ten years ago that our Con- script Fathers issued ciroulars giving advice as to the proper methods of. feeding and treating infants. The news of this action- snch a fruitful ?? of badinage at the city's expense at the time-has apparently gradually crept ...

... death from drown. ?? jury returned a verdict of Accidental death from drowning. FUNERAL OF MR, HERDING AT BARNSTAPLEI The mortal remains of the late Mr. J. N. Harding, formerly of. the Old Bank, Barnstaple, and who died suddenly on Saturday last, whilst ...

... tever itics, the been burials at the Higher Ceme]tery tbid week -an unusual number for this thne of the e year. The inant mortality was soniewhat _ large, whilst seven -,ierasots died whose nges ranged from .52 to 82. There is, s however, so far as I can ...

... returns for different vears. Chicago is one year le do wn to 8, and annither is up to 173 per !f 100,000, Denver now has a mortality of . 25, while nine years ago it stood, at 269 h per 100 000. Cleveland, again, oscillates tfrom 17 to 21; Pittsburg, always ...

... London. Hie will send you Gratis. irds tho full instructions for curoe, and advice Dn diet. ANOTHERI: INFANT SUICIDE. FUR A sad ease of infant suicide is announced from Y I Vienna. In conseqience of a beating which heB* c had received from his mother ...

... animal also injured a woman and a girl. Information from Vilna states that two women implicated in the wholesale murder of infants in thbt city have just died in pr:son. One of these wretches helped one of the prisoners named Noskin to make away with about ...

... their fellows. Mr. W. H. Widgery, who only a month ago to-day came into his nativo county for rest and recuperation, and whose mortal re- mains to-day have been interred in St. David's 'Churchyard, was a marvellous man in his way. Hio was no clever adventurer ...