... IIROWN COD LIVER OIL.—Mr. Thomas Hunt., Surgeon to Western Dispt nsary f- J Diseases of the Skin, writes: In badly nourished infants, Dr. de Jongli s Light-lirowa Cod Liver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity with which two or three tea-spoonfuls a av will fatten ...

... LIGHT-BROWN COB LIVER OIL- -Thomas Hunt, Surgeon to the Western Dispensary for Dis- eases of the Skin, writes In badly-nourished infants, Dr. de Jongfisi Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity ^11 'c'1 tw0 or threetea-spoonfuls a day will fatten ...

... below that of Cardiff. The 29 deaths in the latter included 19 males and 10 females, and of the total 7 of them were those of infants under one year, and 6 referred to adults who had attained 60 years and upwards. The principal zymotics were fatal in 3 cases ...

... each upwards of 89,000 persons, there were registered 8 births and 3,908 deaths. The deaths to an annual rate of 17°5 of mortality in the soveral towns were a6 follow in trom the Norwich SA 2167 10S Hall s+ od 180 4) Bolton Tal Iso} 212 IS’3 | Manchester ...

... been referred to this disease, not a large mortality certainly, but still if it be continued, such a death- toll as will demand 158 lives per annum in the borough. The 55 deaths last week included 9 of infants under one year of age, and 7 of adults aged ...

... the Registrar-General has IUTA pu't> lished shows that Cardiff in the second quarter; of this- year suffered from a severe mortality. This is especially surprising after the most favourable report of the healthy condition of the borough in the first three ...

... 5,579 births, and 4,136 deaths. The deaths corresponded to an annual rate of 20*9 per 1,000 persons living. The mtes of mortality in the several tOWll, arranged in order from the lowest, were as follows :— Croydon 12/9 Halifax 19 9 Hiutder>fiel(l 15 ...

... registered e-98 births and 3,927 deaths. The deaths Responded to an annual rate of 19-8 per 1,000 Ptons ltviD. ie rates of mortality in the several town., ^rriged iu order from tha lowest; were as folks — lierl 139 Gateshead 20-l Halii l't*2 tSalford vj-2 ...

... Twelve of the denths were due to violence. The large proportion of 150 infants died before com- pleting their first year. Chepstow, Monmouth Abergavenny, and Pontypool districts had mortality in excels. In the lat'er tiiere were 241 or 36 more. This is the ...

... months of this year were less than the number returned in the corrsponding period of any year since 1868. The decline in he mortality last quarter was due to the falling off in te fatality of the principal zymotic di- seases. Ihe death rate ranged from 18'8 ...

... Nottingham, and 625 in Hull. Of the total deaths, 8 were of infants under one year of age, and 10 were of adults aged upwards of 60 years of agre. Although the Former were Pqiial to a mortality of 154 per 1,000 births, which in itself is rather high, yet ...

... Late Mr G. T. Clark. I FUNERAL AT TALYGARN. I The mortal remains of the late Mr George T. Clark, of Talygarn, were yesterday laid to rsst in the pretty churchyard in the quiet little Glamor- ganshire village. I reached the home of the deceased gentleman ...