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... would yet mark cortli; quake as the most destructive of modern times. Now there is but too much TCA3O , I to that the total mortality from the direct effects of the eirthetnake carnet be less than throe timoi that .etimate, while the numbote of those who ...
... are dying by thousand.. I sentare to say that 50 per at of the horses rut from here and reerked the fighting tureen. The 'mortality amongst is frightful. Disease ter, held of them in quick tier sod the wretched after ~ shipped, are rent to the cosetry district ...
... RAILWAY CARRIAGE INQUMT AT TIPPERARY. Tipperary, Monday. Coroner P. J. Mormay, MU., at Workhouse today of death of a female infant found dead fl a pare! left in a camap at the railway station, on Saturday evening. The following jury sworn —Uerrs LEN (foroman) ...
... A CHRISTMAS CAROL. With.n the re•twer th• The star s: 'I Awl On the (3 that ariAmas Mors, rnesethly splenthmr shed. 14.. Infant 51,7•:, 21:41. nea! , -hie; wean that now is shining la Weirs a* and br.ght bbonv ea alitphesals Wl.o watched tLeir by Clgid ...
... water. but we don't hear • hundred* smoigh of this terrible infant migration to another sphere Irani winch there is no meant Wherever you go you may with safety formulate this the mortality diminishes always when the sanitary condition of habitation interne* ...
... to .- Is;sr --- thei ann, many tiiiros“.t. Ur. al. N. Kenny, solicitor, was for plaintiff, end Mr. T. Denay. C.ti., for t infant. Jefendant did sot appear, 1..14 all the day op to oar in I think this will be it change Lis Honor ah the opening tit • Iniy ...
... Neaves r rood(' A Complete Diet foe the Infant, thc Aged, the Infirm. Easily digestible, Health-giving, Strength-giving. Quid* and easily prepared. Pun•Yera by fteclal AppYketinal to ti.e.nt. Empress of Russia. GOLD MEDALS, London, 1900 and 1906. a member ...
... committal on the sth Mar. . . . Mary Ambrose, ria old woman. and her who were found guilty on the day gf the of the lattar's infant child. neat pat forward. Nis Lordship. addreming the prisoners. said the Crown had taken • view of the as they could at. least ...
... of that amine year Use teat Catholic marriage was eoleanised, and first Catholio child been in Maclean. The bridegroom and infant are present to-day, namely, Mows. W. W. Cooper and Myst., of Shark Oreek. Three ago, at the dawn of the the unfurling of • ...
... skull more than the sone ow of Beiblehem—thei kiwm't nit a grate-digger, tt would be a apiritual inn of our heart. If thr Infant of to r ,-s se f t , the tutor thillreit; tut no. the art, the craw were to speak. if lip, *tined in •re will there rollout ...
... recogniee the v'ry child of God! child of God!—Aye, and more! In bapti‘rnal regeneration, not only the Most high exalt the infant by ariofkon His Ile Himself shall come down, and enter into the young soul. and take up lb.. dwelling therein! sma;l lineation ...
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