... expending theisinlast powder in firing off this one. ver A CURIOUS TRADITION. itta 3 : A-singular tradition bearing on infant mortality was brought out at a recent inquest. A child aged Ive weeks was found in bed suffocated beside her n=other, She had been ...

... until the chiid is nearly six lOlnC :z capable of digestiig starchy iood. Tile practical truth of tils ?? ciSWS terrible mortality of youngmi iniall;5 ilO!.I ?? 4 eonditioens due alone, ill the ?? . - indligestible, irritating food. Of CONDENSED MILKS ...

... disease, two from brain disease, suA two from diseases of the respiratory organs. One death, that of an infant, was uncertifed, There was no mortality from zvmotic disease, Five died agcd CO and upwards, and one undet a year old. One cate of Ecarlatina ...

... of reproducing vital force, where exhaitlion, eepsecially in infants, might have ended in atrophy anl death. and where no other food would digest. One of my children. univ a healthy infant of fourteen months, was reduced to a living skeleton, and in a ...

... as the mpea5les and chlp cougb are so prevalent. If lbe 'rrhiation of the .gaoi cooes with any other disorder, *eiy fev infants iecovei. Mothers ought .eter td .ba without t'fe AMERICAN SOOTHI G SYRUP. Id ihe Suisury; for it a chIl4 wakes In the nlght ...

... experienced when it was discovered that possessed no other advantages of height and vision than those enjoyed by ordinary mortals. The British residents have been much humiliated by this unavoidable destruction of an illasion which had taken a powerful ...

... fronm this Il country on commercial business, in the Island of Jamaica, his it mother, who is now living. was ieft. with two infant sons, in a 0 great measure unprovided for; byitidustryaridperseverance, how- ever, she was enabled not only to overcome every ...

... of its power to assuage maternal pain for infant sufferingt.; -to convert that pain into gladisess, that suffering into balmy repose. As a preventive agairnst, and a cure for, those complairnts to wbich-infants are liable, as affections of the bowvels ...

... world, and the Maker, 113, Holborn-hill. Use no substitute, and notice MY NAME and TRADE MARK on the buff-coloured wrapper. MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN.-A very important crisis with Children is Cutting the Teeth. There is no doubt much illness would be alleviated ...

... estll is injeu ios, arn(I they therefore strotgly retonsismt 21 Bth trnur snoweet'eod Fiest Swiso Brni.YI By for the h-, 31 Infants' food. Ask for the ?? Firet SwilstBrsud., Sold evers 41 where. Slte Consinedes. Harthnane, Roll and Co., Beorn' I. Londen ...

... farming have this week received a salutary check by the execution of the woman Waters, whose wholesale murder of tender infants will be in the recollection of the public. The convict maintained her innocence to the last; but the atrocious cruelties ...

... is superiorto all other remedies for the Wind, Purg. ings, Convulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Bowels of Infants, which prove fatal to so many ul. der the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in Cholics, Fluxes, and other Complaints ...