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... >OLU MEDAL— Health Exhibition, London. { E N G E US FOOD FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, and the AGED. Most Delicious, Nutritive, and Digestible. B— yer- lood v sold im Tin* by Chemists, ?? everywhere. MMER RESIDENCES AND FURNISHED LODGINGS TO LET. RTIFS having ...
... INFANTS, .r.TTDS AND THE AGED, [«fSf G E R'S 5 FOOD. hic hlv nutritive, and most easily ?? !f- Ally prenared for Infants and •or SSfjISSWc powers at* weakened by illness tie* cv ' t K ...
... SIGNATURE ACROSS LABEL. PRAY BENTOS OX TONGUES ARE THE BEST ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF INFANTS. Sir Charles A. Cameron, M.D. NEAV E ' S FOOD. HIGHLY FOR INFANTS, NUTRITIOUS.' ,„_W_s_ E ?? ?? t ?? P DINNEFORD'S MAGNESIA. THE BEST REMEDY FOR ACIDITY ...
... 1895 133 | Equivalent to an annual mortality of 20- per 1000. Mortality above weekly average of last year 24 I Mortality of four preceding weeks 16J, 182, 200, 170 Mortality of corresponding week of last vemr 121 MORTALITY AS TO AGE. Under ...
... Co., Bolton. SAVORY AND MOORE'S BEST FOOD FOR INFANTS. The only Food prepared expressly and supplying exactly the nourishment required for infants and young children. THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL FOR A MALTED INFANTS FOOD. 1884. Self digestiug. Used in the koyai ...
... SIGNATURE ACROSS LABEL. FRAY BENTOS OX TONGUES ARE THE BEST. ADMIRABLY ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF INFANTS. Sir Charles A. Cameron, M.D. N E AYE'S FOOD. HIGHLY FOR INFANTS, NUTRITIOUS. txt^Fx^P, 11111 ?? Lancet. INVALIDS, AND THE AGED. BUY YOUR HOSIERY DIRECT ...
... DRAFFEN AND JARVIE WILL OFFEB IN THEIB UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT A VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE OF INFANTS' PELISSES, in White Pique and Muslin, Prettily Trimmed Embroidery. INFANTS' PELISSES, in Cream Cashmere, Cream S rg-s and Fancy Striped Materials, '1 rimmed with ...
... Equivalent to an annual mortality of 17*0 per ICCO. l * Mortality below weekly average of last y^ar 4 v. Mortilityof four preceding 7«eks ?? 112J 94 1 ill 104 Mortality of corresponding week of last year. . !. ' * 97 MORTALITY AS TO AGE. r Under 1 week ...
... for affliction it truly is, which debars its victims from mixing with any decree of comfort and self- respect with their mortal fellows, is caused we may mention, by the abnormally excessive action of the follicular cells of the inner lineal membrane ...
... ?? x • j_c_. 7 _ pkr ?? MONDAY, JANUARY 21. 1895. VOL. XXXV.— NO. 12,612. mn nEDAX, HEALTH ?? LONDOK. BBNGEffS FOOD. For INFANTS, INVALIDS, and the AGED. Heauned when all other Foods are rejected. -London judical £»cord. is sold in Tins by Chemists, Ac ...
... CHUDDAH SHAWLS, 3yds. by 14yd., cream (washable), about half price, 22b. Sd. ; also coloured. Indispensable thriving, Evening, Infants, Invalids. Comparison with shops invited. Approval free.? Douglas, 6, Shind wick -place, Edinburgh. ANYONE who requires a ...
... natnral world, and of semi-aupertiatnral Darentage. When she was bnt a cbild. powers more than those possessed by ordiuary mortals were said to be hern. Though set >_tpd at for her extra- ordinary personal appearance — a slight tvhioh was generally visited ...