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... sent herded together. With the establishment of some form of county nursery, it will be possible to provide for the WM ON of infants who are not. under the 'elating law, eligible for boarding out. The provision of labour-houses may possibly afford some solution ...
... (3) dietary, and its adequacy or otherwise for the support human beings, adult and infant (4) state housing and sanitation; (5, liability to sickness and rate of mortality; (6) effects popular vices, such as gambling and drunkenness; (7) working of existing ...
... baby* to toucher= at et. colusib'F Loud. wh i le came eacitael. tad there was • Cwt. Avory started. and i n a is that the infant as matter of fact He , destrad ifto thersfeds , t ese w ws o ha b t oo kind of saga .• ate& Tha up . maned to the the tteeetaa ...
... rer, St. J St. and Gorar.l, Geir.nia— paS THANKSGIVING—Most Grateful Thesk. to st. Agelns,. of Pettus. the Ho!.y to. and the Infant Joeue for Fauour recrtved.—C. N. FAIRS, RESTING% RTC LIATLIIitt Mellen B.I.: Church street. Nfon-1: Jw r, 31. E ll' 7 ant ...
... ever been before. lion of useful knowledge on infantile hygiene' Esperanto had been invented by Dr. Lunen. the infantile mortality still remaica very 1 bor. a Polish oculist. These was a dispute high. It was a melancholy fact to record as to the language ...
... eonetituents of St. Patnek's Diviikan, in aekeimtedgmet of his ykes to the division and to Setteesliana Infanta Fall.—The Infants Ball. to he held under the patronage of the Lord Lieutenant sad the Counts. of Aberdrem, at the (irritate Motif. ou January ...
... who promoted the very Infants hail last year announoe e gaily function for the 17th of Jan= Ott, to take place in the Aberdeen Hotel, as before, and to be gives I le sad of the same cause, namely, the pro. tatiOn of leant mortality in Dublin. The ' ball ...
... 'misname aa well as suffering from • cold. A PLEASANT SURPRISE. _ _ But the moment de rose to speak that'lltags of the ing mortal. cold and esewse were forgotten. From first to last be rag 'with taste and feeling. As Geronti x = !reading was charged with ...
... the hate and mantles would be forced to ejaculate: Do you look well in that dram. Mug! I don't think! 'Pon my word, 'tis • mortal sin to be wasting lovely articles on an old, poker-backed, parchment-faced fright like you As for your 'figure, 'tie about ...
... d«elared I wards Dublin agitieution (rondo would l' ri, ate Jame. Barlow. R oya l w a h.hF am . I the library omen • alb a (mortal trtenioti. tint lie loyaght tiviret-t• the detriment months. to Mr. l'armite's freuetostly. Ile said he the aiewl Mr of ...
... (3) dietary, and its Mallqufcy or °therein fur the support Whitman beep, adult and infant; (4) state of housing and sanitation; (6) liability to names and rate of mortality ;(6 e ff ects of (uvular vices, inch as gambling and drunkennem; ( 7 ) work, ing ...
... between the eompaoy the romp There were about 403 in the exeuraion. There were about 45 men and boys of about 18, over 100 infants and perhaps over 200 women. Sir Edward they-Become weed to feria and little boys. The band °misted of ;A sweepleig declaration ...