... perfunctory. grhelsolled appointment.. but by expert. who are keenly interestml in • preventive mea*um. Our apfulling infant mortality lint—lceland -toad. • Intl. higher than England and gentland—dtould he dinned into ears until Ir. grow wisely of nine ...

... new ventures on any extended scale. The larger part of their work at present lay in the effort to provide for their Infant Mortality Preventive Scheme, as carried out by their representatives on the Joint Committee. They were glad to record that under ...

... without a renewed liCat. of horror •t the malignity which he. made this content a so aaajaft babe , and ',Tickling', For infant mortality doe. not tell the whole tale. Perhaps it does not till tlr wor ig o f it. Many whit eurvive three terrible time. will ...

... afternoon, the subject dealt with being milk. He emphasised the fact that no other food than milk should be given to the human infant' for least ten months, and even after that milt should form the principal diet, and othea foods should be given in addition ...

... SITOBDAT.—FinoaI, 128* I* US* 01; asoond *od Inferior, 00* 00a par nil. Young plga, 70a Od to 100* Od «Mh ; out] in mortal. dead pig* In mortal. BAPHOB, M to 00a! 9W owl. 8 dead in market. OOLEB&INE, aatOßDAT— Prtoe. IB3> Od 00» per owl, Orael pige, Mi to ...

... were found In he of two 'lightly different One. called the malt. wan crated with two ll'Mehl.. glitch Ore gone. Them were mortally tor dealing at NW onactere with the mocert• implore meet. for the amnion nimbipan. The other tape, called the female. ...