... are sometimes outbreaks of dung feTor —a preventible maladybut altogether the general health is good . The rate of infant mortality is high ; and a boliot used to prevail Uiai Ure wcalcliniErs -died young , and that tho strong who survived withstood ...

... Glasgow , 371 were of infants under one year of ago , and 229 of persona over 60 ycara , ' of tho 429 in lidrnbargh , 84 wore of infa-irta under one year , and 150 -of persons over 66 years ; of the 3 U . in Dundee , 62 wore of infants nndor one , and 54 ...

... these later stages in which we live the method mainly visual, and read the record with our eyes. But in the infant ages of tho world, as the infant-schools of to-day—with which may class most British Universities— the auditive method prevails, and the early ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the bright, alert mind became a perennial sooree of pleasure. He had never imagined what world of joyful surprises the human infant can produce. And May was precocious specimen of childhood: li©t brain seemed to develop faster than her body, though that ...