... any recommendation in the meantime, am unable to obtain details of the infantile mortality figuree, for past ye are, the cause of death, the localities where the mortality is highest, etc.—figures necessary Detore any recommendation can be made. understand ...

... and cither members Town Council. After referring the importance the question infantile mortality, Louden gave statistics to show the appalling death-rate among infants m various parts the world. To enable the audience to folloWi inteliigeiitly this part ...

... excitement. The sad occurrence cast gloom over the festivities. Mortality among Aobd Peofl*.—The obituary column of the Times last week possessed uuusual interest, illustrating extraordinary mortality amongst aged people of the well-to-do classes following upon ...

... be impressed with the significance of the beautiful ceremony of crowning their youthful Queen. Few and churlish will the mortals who grudge the young this pleasure, for is not upon the children that, depend to carry on the traditions which have made this ...

... fire on tho Royal carriage. Tho first to fall was King Carlos. Then his eldest son was mortally wounded, and died shortly after being carried into the Arsenal. Tho Infante Manuel, who now becomes King, was wounded, but his injuries, fortunately, were only ...

... qaarrymao, and lived the llains —bo far as known he had no other designation. I ®e was, in many respects, a strange mortal. Bnt just as strange a mortal was his spouse, Marjory ; and so, that there may be no misunderstanding, we shall snrn our certificate and ...

... resided abroad. When Moray returned home Mary was a soner in the Castle of Loch Leven. In August 1567. was appointed Regent, the infant James Vl.having been crowned his mother g enforced abdication. the following year the Queenescaped only to have her last hopes ...

... utterly docs not ■necessarily mean immediate death, like the cessation action one’s lungs or liver. Verily, men think all men mortal but themselves. In November. 1895,” writes Mr Robert Lee, Hairrton Post Office, near Lincoln, in letter darted February 22nd ...

... full stature, the larger number varying in form from that of tho full-grown child to the merest infant, confusedly heaped upon others” a “chaos of royal mortality.” On the north wall were two coffins, “ much comprossod and distorted by tho superincumbent ...

... obsorv i;i mat tho'infant mortality undor firo praotioallT unoham-oct. only a-chat tho rhildron crooo their parents sanotaotion nursing them through aoreral dioeasoa infttoad of one. » well known that - mnallpox epidomK- cauoca lea mortal.ty the year than ...

... close air of a flat tenement house; this is the reason the mortality among infants is so great in the city and crowded country towns. sickly mother's milk is not wholesome food for a delicate infant. Wholesome cow's milk properly diluted Is better always ...

... visit our earth worl.t without th* dinger of. divines ting nock, 1..; k >nio to;-- mo?*t etoreyg of cur melimtoira »* o iar infant’s cradle would con.-i t»s ,v comfortable bed rest in. The «,*.»r , .h*fu . -, nt'»■ Average size would height m nv. r u-et ...