... wild boast. Tlio Premier’s Heir. —There wee perhaps touch pathos in the Premier’s humorous remark to the deputation on infant mortality, that he was not qualified by his own experience to deal with any of the sugeested remedies.” Sir Henry has ion of his ...

... the “Strand Magazine���) the great city of Bombay was devastated the plague, which swept through the native quarters—the infant mortality, especially in the dwellings of the lower caste Hindus, being frightful. Parents everywhere were plunged into profound ...

... mother’s state of health, an infant’s eyes are liable to be infected by some discharge or other, and it is therefore incumbent upon all who have the charge of infants that one of their first duties to the helpless mortal is to see to the welfare of its ...

... influx from that social stratum which does not refuse the duties of maternity, but here again are met with the alarming mortality of infant life. There is no doubt the labouring classes do not act prudently over marriage. A burst of good trade will affect ...

... active infants, fighting and straggling, bawling out fragments talk and punctuating their recital with shrieks, while their mother, their half-sister, and Mr. Syston all exerted themselves the utmost in frantic efforts, not only to direct their infant steps ...

... knowing .y' 4 • hotbed and warmed. A garment that never use naj bring untold comfort to some suffering, destitute tel tow-mortal. A few sheets of wadding laid between pieces of material (woollen, if possible), and then milted into it, would serve to fceep ...

... trucks have exhibited the disease through dealing with tuberculous material. We also know that a fairly high proportion of infants 1 dving from tuberculosis in this country at least exhibi evidences of the disease having begun in the digestive system. If ...

... Cottage, Hartley, near Longfiold, ' Asst. -Paymaster Chas. F. Webber; 8.N., St George, Dovonport. Miss M Hullin, Burghfield Infants School, Walter Proctor, 46, Railway Bead, Darwcn, Harford, 1, Fourth Avemic, Sherwood Bisa, Nottingham. . „ Lionel B. Neate ...

... door and offered to sell a sewing-machine. Tho poor woman admitted that sho wanted such an article more than she any other mortal thing, but—the price. The canvasser laughed. Tho price! Oh, that could bo easily arranged. He would let her have machine to ...

... connected with the workhouse (sang concerts there, worked for its annual bazaar, etc.), and would if necessary take the little mortal thither. It was soon done. Clawson felt horribly guilty, with this compound burden in his arms. He feared every moment that ...

... perambulator containing a chubby on the exercise of an ordinary profession. •‘However, adhering to the letter of your instruo infant. But Philip still figured in his mind as a ragged tions, we have pleasure in informing you that the “Well, Pm hlowodl” cried ...

... mother and daughters. Say, for example, mother, sisters, and I join, etc.” Address your felicitations to the mother ol the infant. You will think my answer much delayed, but I write as soon as possible. * “Antoinette.—Carbolsted vaseline may be used, ...