... have mnlvo: the sum o £B,OOO through the death of an uvele in Awmorica, t ST According to ** Health, the increasing infant mortality at Liverpool has led the Oorpouration to lay down plant capable of sterilising 12,000 bottles of ** humanised ' wilk ...

... good of the protected themeless. For it is probable that not only will the more salubrious climate check the rate of infant mortality, but that, being more get-at-able, it may be possible to impose three sanitary rules upon the Boom women which, we are ...

... of the peasants, and listen to the patois which is all that remains of the Provence of the lyrists and the historians. Infant mortality is very high in the flower district, some people ascribing it to the dirty habits of the peasants in their howes, not ...

... reported—** The woman Margaret Carr gave birth to a still-born child on 6th January, 1901, as recorded in the sickness and mortality book, and with her permission 1 took charge of the body.,” He added that a pstient had been admitted to the infirmary suffering ...

... how poverty and want car crush The manly spirit of our noble race, And make us shrink away end hide the face ; While weaker mortals o’er their fellows tower When placed upon a pedestal of wealth or power.) One was a lad of ten or twelve years old ; His sister ...

... of national but of internatiunal gmw”)fldfmmmww chief women in every city in Holland intend to make some contribution to the infant's stock, which will, it is said, sumber 0o fewer thao six bundred pieces of clothing. The most expensive present will naturally ...

... THE PUBLIC HEALTH. The very equable climatio conditions prevailing during the past week tended to check the increase of mortality which had been recently exhibited. In the statistics issued on Wodnudng. the Regis'rar. General shews that for the t irty-three ...

... : fruits of his labour, and, best of all, they 1,,--' ;w the infant by this fond cleared the way to *M““pm-wzgruaduuyfi highest hope—that the Irish farmer should “'“:H for an everyday mortal, in reality own the land he cultivates. and that an -;r-.fm “i-l-t ...

... doubtedly that of a young lady, that it seemed an &lomat incongruous circumstance that she should have in her lap a sleeping infant. The child— richly dressed in ample robes, was ar small that I guessed it to be scarcely a month old. Now we ell know that ...

... rity as the Lancet that there is good reason for thinking that we need not anticipate during the coming year any such mortality as that ' which occurred in 1871, when Deady eight thousand persona am:combed to this loathsome I malady. On the other band ...

... figure breathing soul of Kindliness, A figure that bas decked the fairest page Of bistory that ever lay before The eyes of mortal men : she cannot die. These wany generations no such passing Has bowed the heads of men in grief profound ; No need for forced ...

... Dun’s window—but it had lost its interest for him. He strode past the cottage, and on to the school. ssible, 'l’lil' five mortal days Dan lay in that awful prison. e had come to his last piece of eandle, and was now suffering fn‘ &yflf‘l angnish, not ouly ...