... persone over 60; while of the 250 deaths in Aberdeen, 56 were unde: one, and 79 over 60. This shows taat there is less infant mortality in Aberdeen and more jongevity—a satisf y circumstance aé regards both extremes of life—infancy ond age. BEATS THE OTHER ...

... under one, and 66 of persons 8) * while of the 250 deaths in Aberdeen, 56 Un one, and 79 over 60. This shows that is 8 infant, mortality in Aberdeen and ‘ongevity—a satisfactory circumstance as ® both extremes of life—infancy end age. THE KITSON LIGHT. mee ...

... reverence. The man who fears most is not necessarily the most re- | whose consciousness fear is carried to its natural verent of mortals, but the untaught savage in| extreme of blind superstition certainly knows | more reverence than the civilised man who is ...

... weather is greatly meeded to bring them forward grass hae been both scant and unhealthy aud there has been considerable mortality amongst stock, pecialiy calves. The area of. the hay crep is somewhai diminished, owing to want of winter keep and the of ...