Show the management of stole sick children the vicissitudes necessarily incident to an outdoor nid as d primitive in mode ode of life arc are never the fi rat causes of any disease though they may sometimes betray its presence bron chatis nowadays perhaps the most diseases draught of cold air m div tv reveal the latent intent progress of tho the lis order but its cause is long confinement in a I vitiated and overheated atmosphere I and ind its proper remedy ventilation and a mild phlegie loosening sac j charine diet warm sweet milk sweet oatmeal porridge or honey lioney water select an airy be bedroom drom and do not be afraid to open the windows among the children oi the indian tribes who bravo brave mopan tents the terrible winters w of the hudson bay territory brone bronchitis bitis croup and diphtheria are wholly unknown and what we w c call iak taking ilg cold might often be more corre correctly atly described as taking lica glowing k stoves and even kopsi i fires in a night nursery greatly aggravate avate effects of an au impure atmosphere the first paroxysm c croup can bo be promptly relieved ly y the very simple remedies fred air and a forward and back movement mova ment of the arms combined in urgent cases with the application of a flesh fic sh brush or piece of flannel to neck or upper part of the chest paregoric and poppy syrup stop the cough by the irritability tabi lity and thus pr centing the discharge of the phlegm till its accumulation produces a second and far more dangerous paroxysm these second attacks of croup after the administration of palliatives arc are generally the fatal ones when the child is convalescing let him beware of stimulating food and overheated rooms do not give medicines c ti veness as an aftereffect after effect of tic affections affection ss will soon yield to freh air and a vegetable di diet et popular science monthly |