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... INFANT BEASONINO. Two lilHe tola the street wire mnch alwrbed WfttghiMg hnndsntMa little pony wtiicli pawed ths ksrbiag impatiently, and excitrd tilth) sues' curiosity. “Wet's doin' for asked; Janie, who lis|is, answered, after some rsflriMion: •* 'spect ...

... Digestible. BfiNOCß’s Food not only higtily natritivc, but is most easily digested, and is So delicious that is enjoyed by Infants, Invalids, Convalescents. and the Aged. had nearly reached the end tljo wall when a faint sound - the umniatakeable noiae ...

... wn* reoeived in London and the provinces with very general interest, and the inCtoation that both her Royal iiigbnrea and infant were doing well was gratifying intelligence nation. The fifth onild to their Royal Highneesre hre bum born a little witbin ...

... want to see a roan ia race a real, wnright, unmisUkable rage, ask John l-amer when going to stay at Castle Tranby again. ♦ MORTALITY ftITURMR The average annual doalh rate represented the d. a'.hs registered last week in the Dublin registration area and ...

... o P C be • ' tla l • •ol la Lord Derb be ;red bet • i th e e ' h se . iss omitted to buy ell On the ground that the mortality in the ler time be is ratting ande several bourn Tar Yuen.fa When therefore et„ eer e a . Nelotion la. .. . nquots goo y ...