... hearing an earns .1 an infant. After rearching for anme time in the dunghill Connor diacim red the infant, abieh appeared hare been only short time there. Bn appriaed the police, who immediately arrived on the scone, and had the infant (a female) conveyed ...

... How did the wanks civilise the rough eons the North? They knew- that the boy is father to the man, that one generation of mortal men give-, place to mother When the task of trying to wean the old worshippers of Thor and Wodan from their superstitions ...

... ws tubercaicsis the cat of Uns Hing mortality, but generally claims ite victims when they havo reached an age at d, which their lives should be of the greatest value te the community. seldom does it attack infants or young children, aad still more rarely ...

... deaths, which are 25 under the average sumber for the corresponding week of the last ten years, represent an annual rate of mortality of 29°5 in every 1,000 of the popa- lation. Twenty-seven deaths from zymotic diseases were registered during the week, being ...

... deaths, which are 8 over the average number for the corresponding week of the last ten years, represent sn anoual rate of mortality of 26°8 in every 1,000 of the popula- tion. During the 21 weeks ending with Satar- day last the death-rate averaged 35°3 ...

... promoted by vaccination. The practice cannot have produced any effect on the mortality from them, and that it Mtn not in the case of any one of them increased the mortality to a sabatantial or even an appreciable extent. They farther adi that Although ...

... against their own to pro men. It is quite true that the rate. amined mortality in the grea of England is two hundred and fo per thousand But the figures for the camps du 2 Urban to infant but to the x jer tine amongst children, presumably unde oo by years ...

... aod the deaths to 153. The deaths, are 4 above the average number for the week t an annual rate of of the last ten years, mortality of 21°3 in every 1,000 of the populatéon. There were 17deathsfrom zymoticdiseases. cular disease caused 33 deaths. of the ...

... The deaths, which are 6 under the average number for the corresponding weck of the last 10 years, represent an rate of mortality of 21-2 in every 1,000 of the pupula- tion according to the census of 1901 (unrevised figures). There were 12 deaths from ...

... Smongst whom the child mortality us alarmingly bigh, do oot underrtaud the system of feeding their As the reput rays, * The pevpio are ignorant, Lat if directions were to them far tie proper = managetucot and fering dl infants thousands of uncse lives ...

... to 147. The deaths. which are 10 abave the average number far Lie week i the last ten years, represent an annual rate of mortality of 21-8 in overy 1,.000uf tho wpula- tion, ‘There were 19 deaths diseases. diseases 35 sivaths, There were 21 deaths frum ...

... Cleveland, Ohio, re- lates that a farmer of a little town in Kansas, called in a priest one day last week to christen his infant son. When the name Leon Czolgosz was given the priest refased to proceed, and delivered @ stinging rebuke to the parents. ...