... within the past 37 years, which is far bock as tho records of the department extend. The principal causes of death among infants are debility, prematurity of birth, diarrhoea, measles, whooping cough, convulsions, accidents, bronchitis, and pneumonia ...

... weather than they would a very hot summer There generally a complete absence that infantile rUarrhcea which causes such high mortality among all classes, but particularly among the poor, in dry. hot sAumet. One of the leading medical otlkers of health in ...

... vein© had great weight with his follows. He had suddenly appeared on© day . many years previously. Jiad engaged tho then King mortal ••ombat. and. haring slain him with club, challenged any other man to depose him. None them tried it after they had seen the ...

... NIGHT DANGER/’ At Donard inquest was bold Df. Kenna, J.P-. coroner for West : touching the circumstances of the death -• an infant child named John \Valsh. « > father follows the trade of a dealer at Imaal military comp. , , Evidence was giver, Dr. Edward ...