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... Mrs Alfred Osler (of , Birmingham) read the lirst oie, in the course of awhich she adduced some information concerning infant mortality which is so large in most big -centres. Shealssogavesomevaluabie hintsas tothe necessity of fresh air, ventilation, general ...
... in the r 'e other. Nor does he look upon the heavy c h infant mortality around him as other than ii a i- dispensation of Providence. The survival of b ;, the fittest resulting from that infant mor- a, tality, the healthy outdoor life, and the ozo2ne ...
... it may be condemned by practical politicians, and ef ceourse it wi31 offend the extreme temperance advocates who detect a mortal sin in drinhin. a glass of beer or in defiling with whiszky, ba` there is nothang dishonest in the bill and so far, therefore ...
... e acres in extent T-a death is announced of Sior Seismit Dodi, member of the Chamber of Deputies ind ?? of Finance. 'Tax Infants Eulalia of Spain has arrived at Havana, and was welcotned bye large number of people. A R~oyal salute ivas firedu iihonour ...
... They would lead co wmhat might be called a uews rate; 2di proph--cy would be fulfilled, Theretshall i bs no more thence an infant of dys nor an old man v that iat h not filled his days. Tnhe last enemny to be destroyed was death, and death eould be such ...
... myself, let me say that when I baptise a child I baptise life -human life-life redeemed by the Son of God. The infant is something more than an infant; it is humanity, it is an heir of Christ's immortality. Account for it as you please, God did appoint circumcision ...
... cheese -Gaeic, cabap, cheese. M~any vulgar slang words, or what seem slang becacee they newecr hare perhaps been seen by mortal eyes in any Scottish hook or dictionary, are Gaelic pure and simuple-I am, ?? Gamnam1 DuurnaSca. COM.MERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND ...
... failing to provide there with food sufficient for their maintenance, and by expocing the infant to cold; and also with having oil the Ed inst. similarly neglected the infan.t, hbing found he-lplessly drunk t it it on the street. She pleaded giluty, and was fined ...
... inspiration by Milton, but perhaps dmore a kin in style to the best work of Mr P. Coventry Patmrore. I refer to his 1Ode on an -,Infant who was Bern, was Eaptised, and Died !ton the Same Day. This poem has been re- j called to my memory by sight of a pamphlet ...
... expressed satsato~ibtepo L ceedings. ?? HEA<H or Lss'ra-There occurred i Leith last week 24 deaths, equal to an lannual mortality of 17-5 per 1000. ΒΆ!Three deaths tare 1caused by zymotic disease, while 19 new cases were reported. There were 229 births ...