... they may he, to nurse their infants, it is surely all important that they should be acquainted with the next best thing in the way of nourishment for their babies. S4l much depends on those first twelve months of an infant's existence, whether it shall ...

... and from tuberculosis) was 3.4. The figurer for that district were,— 9 deaths. el 16 1909 -.— 4 INFANTILE MORTALITY. As regarded iptent mortality ' the rate in Ilatbsuctes and Bathgar was very high compared with the whole of Ireland. which compared very ...

... '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 ...

... After his Meath was : made few the will. but it maid not he found. The widow brought. the son, naming an de• fruclant the infant, they being the nestinfi kin.. It was suggested on behalf .of tbs. de• fondant that the demised had ihnitroyerkt•he will after ...