... obsorv i;i mat tho'infant mortality undor firo praotioallT unoham-oct. only a-chat tho rhildron crooo their parents sanotaotion nursing them through aoreral dioeasoa infttoad of one. » well known that - mnallpox epidomK- cauoca lea mortal.ty the year than ...

... medical men noted how in such houses the little children—infants under one year old—perished thousands in the hot weather from infantile diarrhoea. Everywhere there is an increase of general mortality, you increase the number such houses. Even the width of ...

... village; and when the disease seized the inmates in the night-time, they had to grapple in darkness with its fierce pains and mortal terrors, and their friends, in the vain attempt to aaoist them, bad to grope round their beds. Before morning they were in ...

... young maidenhood. His father had unconsciously nursed this fancy. And how is the infant Bacchus? said Jack, going up and smilingly shaking Master Fred's fat hand. The infant Bacchus was the Vicar's pet name for his youngest son. During dinner Jack noticed ...

... rent.. were on school roll. Ear-ellen( work is stilt being done be the Data Nursers . . 19 Storiestreet. is taking charge of infant• when the another, are at work. the• esiab . -ng mane children to attend school who otherwise w0r,1,1, have been absent. To ...

... first Sabbath of October. 1891— The children’s day’*—a Hall, portioned into removable divisions, and with class rooms for infant and senior scholars, was opened, being gift the congregation by Mr Robert Procter, Claremont. who for twenty years bad su ...

... religious worship. Whenever I read the decision of the Court of Session I came to the conclusion that if we wished—as every mortal being does wish—to avoid taxation, it would be unwise to have our sales of work, social meetings, 4c., in these premises, ...

... oonetituting 65 per cent. the tong mortality. This rate was somewhat excmided is Paisley, where scarlet fever was prodoslarsting cause ; and considerably exceeded in Greenock, attributable to the combined mortality front scarlet fever, diphtheria and ...

... Sands of the Board of Management- what has every appearance of being a healthy child . TEE 3 IEEH 3 W TS ZDESBUSGJI . The infant was dressed in Dowcll ' s Eooms Edinhnridi , on Saturday by competent and , it need not be doubted , willing hands . Mr S ...

... October. Th® retu'ns were , cnusl to birth-rate of 36.1, and a death-rate of 12.9 each per thousand population ; annum. The mortality rate therefore was on-1 altered from that of the preceding month. It was also some as for the corresnonding of last year ...

... the adverteeements. The first item announced the birth of a baby ; and, as he alleges, that suggested the thought of how the infant, when he grew up, would like a picture of the house in which he made his first appearance on this terrestrial scene. This ...

... are makiug co mmon cause with all the forces 0 reaction—they are inja ring nod him so muc as am, ve > A® AITKEN. ENT AN VD INFANT THE NEW TESTAM ISM. y I would like to say Siz,— By your kind courtes One important a few wo’ rds on this subject. been touched ...