... satisfactory to find the rate of mortality no higher than it was in the early part of September twelve months ago. As stated las, week, fully 80 per cent. of the deaths from disrrhrsa are those of infants. -There has been no mortality from smallpox, and only one ...

... a wearied smile. It's the Infants that are so tiring. They wear one out. They don't mean to be worries, poor little souls, of course ; but they do distract one a bit sometimes. I wish you was well quit of them Infants, Mrs. Gascoyne remarked, and ...

... ain't no reason as I can see wy Faith mightn't be let go up to Oxford. H'Ow about the Infants ? Mrs. Gascoynfe interposed. answered Infants bebiowed! Drat them infants! her husband asee energetically,. Ift'sallvery well drattin' em, as far as that'll ...

... be better than original. We see the factories of fairyland, wherein little Cinder- ella is endowed with virtues that a mere mortal might find inconveniently numerous. The fairy godmother who takes our heroine in hand is Miss Susie Vaughan, one of the best ...

... TH E SCA LLY WAG By GRANT ALLEN,' AUTHOR OF THE TENTS OF SHEM. 'IN ALL SHADES.- THIS MORTAL COIL, &CO ILLUSTRATED BY JACOMB HOOD, [Copyright SSg9 by GRANT ALLEN] CHAPTER XS. BEHIND THE SCENES HREE days _ later, Paul and his ceimpan on turned their ...

... Laureate's Let know- ledge grow from more to more, but more of reverence in us dwell! And then, The Trinity, the Atonement, Infant Baptism, Baptismal Regeneration, the Immortality of the -Soul, the Life Hereafter-these and many other dogmas are now seen ...

... Br6monzs displays genuine paseloi as Deberle, and the other members of the company acquit themselves faultlessly. As for that infant lroedigy, Little Gaudy, the part of Jeanne seems to have been written for her, and she impersonates it to the life. I canisot ...

... at Gerdrade's ignorance of her own genealogy and obstinate detxcinination nor to regard Philip as anything but an ordinary mortal. Whereas, in her own opinion, the Massinghams of Mass. ingham. wore something vety much more, and to be ad- mitted by marriage ...

... Aaced boldly round her shately waist' TH E SCALLY WAG By GRANT ALLEN, AUTHOR Or THE TENTS OF SHEM, IN ALL SHADES, THIS MORTAL COIL, &C. ILLIUSTRATED By JACOMB HOOD. [Copyright 1893 by GRANT ALLEN] CHAPfER XXI. COTNCUDENCES. N ANOTHER PART of the fields ...

... front of us, and began to whine pitifully. I scratched his ear, and called him by his name, but he went on whining. ' lie's mortal hungry, miss; that's what's the matter with him. Things were very different in the Signor's time, miss ?? I said. 'To-morrow ...

... Fquatorial Africa, says the Smeiday .1agazLse, whrre there is an rvdwwarrl prejudice in the matter of child's teethirg. The infant so misguided as to cot a top tooth flrst is dermed to lie under the influenco of an evil spirit, and naust needs be put to ...

... mountains, and risk the loss of his life in the depth of winter by venturing to cross from the sea to the Milk River, as the infant Missouri is called at its Rocky Mountain nursery. Nobody had asked him to explore the country. He was no surveyor, nor had ...