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Diagnosis of Infantile Diseases.
1. congestion of the cheek, ih Andrea,
except i epos of oachexia, and ohronio dis-
ease.% inelioa,te au inflamination of a febrile
condition.
2. Congestion of the face, ears and fore-
head, of short duration, strabismus with
febrile mak:xi, oscillation of the iris, irreg.
Washy of the pupil, with felling of the upper
lips, indicate a cerebral affeetion.
3. A narked degree of emaciation which
progresseegradually, indica tee some suh-aeute
or chronic affection of a grave character,
4. Bulbar hypertrophy of the fingers and
curving of the nails, are signs of cyanosis.
5. Hypertrophy of the spongy portion of i
the bonesindicates rachitis.
6. The presence between the eylids of a
thick and purulent secretion from the a/lei-
boi. al glands may indicate great prostres
ti iS4 of the general powers. .„
7.% Passive congestion of the conjunctival
verse indicates approaching death.
8. Long -continued lividity as well as liv-
idity produced by emotion and excitement,
the respiration continuing normal, are in-
dices of a, fault in the formation of the heart
or the great vessels.
9. A temporary lividity indicates the ex-
istence of a grave acute disease, especially
of the respiratoryorgans.
10. The absence of tears in children four
months old or more suggests a form of disease
which will usually be fatal.
11. Piercing and acute cries indioate
severe cerebro -spinal trouble.
12. Irregular muscular movements,
which are partly under the control of the
will during the hours when one is awake,
indicate the existence of chorea.
13. The contraction of the eyebrows, to-
-ether with the turning of the nead and eyes
to avert the light is a sign of cephalalgia.
14. When the child holds his hand upon
his head, or strives to rest the head upon the
bosom of his mother or nurse, he may be
suffering frets' ear disease.
15. When the fingers are carried to the
mouth, and there is, beside, great agitation
apparent, there is probably some abnormal
condition of the larynx. •
16. The act of scratching or of pinching
the nose in children indicates the presence of
worms or some intestinal trouble.
17. When a child turns his head con
scantly from one side to another, there is a
suggestion of some obstruction in the larynx.
18. A hoarse and indistinct voioe is sug-
gestive of laryngitis.
19. A feeble and plaintive voice indicates
a trouble in the abdominal organs.
20. A slow and intermittent respiration
accompanied with sighs, suggests the pre -
Bence of cerebral disease.
21. If the respiration is intermittent but
accelerated there is capillary bronchitis.
22. If it is superficial and accelerated,
there is some inflammatory trouble of the
larynx Eyed traehea.
23. AlroTag and sonorous cough suggests
spasmodic soup.
24. A hoarse and rough cough is an in-
dication of true croup.
25. When the cough is clear and distinct,
there is bronchitis.
26. When it is suppressed and painful,
there is pneumonia and pleurisy.
27. If the cough is convulsive, it indi-
cates whooping cough.
28. Sometimes one sees a dry and pain-
less cough iu the course of typhoid or inter-
mittent fever, in the course of difficultdentition,
dentition, '41,„en attack of worms, under
these conditions the cough is often due only
to a bronchitis, which has been caused by
the original disease.
Vegetable, Animal and Mixed Food,
J. Hartman relates his experience and
impressions as follows : For 224 days he
existed on vegetable diet alone, then for
two months on animal diet, lastly for six
months on a mixed diet. The results he
gave in tables prepared by Prof. Valentine.
He lived for 14 days on oats, grits and
bread alone, then on beans and bread, etc.
The increase and decrease in the food,
drinking water, weight of the body, waste
matter, and the influence of the one on the
other were carefully given. The results
are summed up as follows: While taking
vegetable food the weight of the body in-
creased markedly, however, not in a regu-
lar and continuous manner, but by certain
substances there was an increase. Under
animal food some show an increase, some a
decrease in the body weight. The result of
the mixed diet was still more complicated.
He drew interesting conclusions from the
results as to the organization of pathological
changes from the effects of diet. Of most
interest was his conclusion, viz : that a
mixed diet is the most natural and reason-
able food for man.
' Curative Power of Water.
There is no remedy of such general appli-
cation and none so easilyobtainable as
water, and yet nine persons in ten will pass
it by in an emergency, to seek for something
of less efficacy. There are but few cases of
illness where water should not be given the
highest place as a remedial agent.
A strip of flannel or napkin folded length-
wise and wrung out of hot water and ap-
plied around the neck of a child that has
the croup will usually bring relief in ten
minutes. A towel folded several times and
quickly wrung out of hot water and applied
over st.;,. tieat of pain, in tootache or neural-
gia, was generally afford prompt relief.
This trea asitt in colic works like magic.
We have' known cases that have resisted
treatment for hours yield to this'in ten min-
utes. There is nothing that will SO prompt-
ly out short a congestion of the lungs, sore
throat or rheumatism, as hot water when
applied promptly and thoroughly. Pieces
of cotton batting dipped in hot water and
applied to all gores and new outs, bruises
and sprains, is the treatment now adopted
in hospitals.
Tao, and Coffee to Children.
Against the practice of giving tea, and
coffee to children wo cannot speak too
strongly. Childhood is the period when the
nervous activity is at its greatest. The
brain is ever busy in receiving new impres-
sions, Reflex action, co-ordination of
muscles, and the special senses are e,11 under
a special course of training. The nervous
system is pushed to its 'tamest caioacity, 1
and long is the list of victims that follow
its over -stimulation, In these little people
nothing but harm sem come froin the use of
such cerebral stimulants as tea or coffee.
Bad, then, as this praotice is, let us as phy-
sicians be aggressive in its -prohibition. Do
not be satisfied by answering no, when ask.
• od as to its use, but lot us educate the fam.
flies with whom we one in ecntact that
such practice is evil. 1 speak etriphatical-
' . •
ly, because not only among line poor and. up- mum oIGAR.
0,:iumktea, but Among the deli who should
knew bStter, tbiraWee ia marvelously The lieveread Doctor Deeesihee a Not VW,
prevalent. clintmon, gxperienco.
The me had oono in my boyhood which
41To Her Own Countlaq' ti
. I thought demanded of ine it opacity to
Anion the steerage passengers ie a Cu- emoke, The old people of the household
nastier sailing from Boston to Liverpool in could al)icie neither the sight nor the Knell
the June of 1886 was an old, old woman. of the Virginia. When ministere came
The daysweresopleasant, yet somonotonows, these, not by pointise imunetion, but by a
that one was tem ted to rove as far as the sort of instinct iSS to what would bo safest,
Iship's limit allowed in search of interest, and they whiffed them pipe on the beak steps.
one day some of the cabin passengers went If the house could not stand sanctified
to Flee what they thought of the steerage. soinke, it may be imagined how little chance
The steerage people had come out into the there was for adolescent eigar-puffing.
senshine, and were laughing and talking and By some rare geed fortune which put in
playing ganaes, and amusing themsolvom my hauds three cent, I found access to a.
melt after the manner of the "first-elass" tobacco store. As the lid of the lona narrow,
passengers. There wore sturdy young men fragrant box opened, and for the first time I
and pretty young girls, and humble families owned a cigar, My feelings of elation, manli-
going "home" on visits ; and there was ness, superiority and anticipation cansoarce-
plenty of room for all to be comfortable, ly be imagined, save by those who have had
since tI e steerage travellers to the old coun- the same sensation. When I put the cigar
try are comparatively few; and the over -full to my lips and stuck the lucifer match to
steamers are those which come to America, the end of the weed, and commenced to pull
bringing crowds of emigrants to pick up the with an energy that brought every facial
gold with which our streets are supposed to music to its utmost tension, my satisfaction
be paved. with this world was so great my temptation
The steerage passengers in this June voy- was never to want to leave it.
age seemed to be friendly anclmerry together. The cigar did not burn well. It required
"Every -body kad a body," as theoldsox& an amount of suction that taxed my deter.
says, with the ono exception ofVe poor mination to the utmost. You see thLt my
old woman, well on her eighties, who looked worldly means had lin ited me to a quality
as though she might easily be a hundred. that cost only three cents. But I had been
She was all alone. People spoke to her now taught that nothing great was accomplished
and again, but they did not stay with her ; without effort, and so I pulled away. Indeed
and she sat there, solitary among the niany, I had heard my older brothers in their Latin
quietly looking forth into the far eastern dis- lesson say, mum mnat labor; which trans-
tance latod means, if you want to make anything
" She looks as mysterious as the Sphinx," go you must scratch for it.
said a Boston girl, with the Boston girl's air With these sentiments I passed down the
of being the Sphinx's near neighbour. village street and out toward my country
"What if we question her?" suggested an- home. My head did not feel exactly right,
other, "and find out what she expects to see and the street began to rock from side to
off there whore she's always looking ?" side so that it became rather uncertain to
And so they "questioned her." Where was me which side of the street I was on. So I
she going ? She was going home, she answer- crossed over, but found myself on the scone
ed, " to her own counthry, and she wanted side that I was on before I crossed over.
to see the sight of it, shure, as soon as she Indeed I imagined that I was on both sides
could." at the same time, and several fast teams
That would not be for some days yet, she were driving between. I mot another boy,
was told ; and then some one asked if she did who asked me why I looked so pale, and I
not like America. told him that I did not look pale, but that
Oh yes, she liked America well enough. he was pale himself. After some further
She had lived there thirty years. But hopi vnijking, I sat down under the bridge near
was home after all, and she was going to hmy'house and began to reflect on the pros-
spect c,f early decease, and on the uncertain-
ty of all earthly expectations. I had deter-
mined to smoke the cigar all up, and thus
get the full worth of my money, but was
finally obliged to throw three•fourths of it
away. I know, however, exactly where I
threw it, in case I should feel better the
next day.
Getting home, the old people were fright-
ened, and demanded of me an explanation
as to my absence and the rather whitish
color of my complexion. Not feeling that I
was called to go into particulars, and not
wishing to increase my parents, apprehension
that I was going to turn out badly, I sum-
med up the case with the statement that I
felt miserable at the pit of the stomach.
Mustard plasters were immediately admin-
istered, and I received careful watching for
some hours. Finally, I fell asleep, and for-
got my disappointment and humiliation in
being obliged to thro w away three-fourths
of my cigar.
" own counthry." t
Alani '
Had she, then, relations in Ireland ?
No, she did not think so. She had not
beard from any of them for a long time, and
she thought they must all be dead by now.
"Then what are you going there for ?" one
interested girl asked ; and the answer came,
strangely solemn, borne on the June air
warm and golden with life and sunshine,
"To die
The poor old thing looked up as she spoke,
and a strange flash kindled her hollow,
washed-out, witch -like eyes.
"Yes, mavoumeen, 1 want to die in the
old counthry. My man was buried there
before I went to America, and my father and
mother lie in their graves in County Cork,
and I cant die aisy in a counthry as they
never knew. Some friends in the States got
the money thegither to bring me as far as
Queenston.
"But you've more than just that, surely -
something to take care of you when you
get there ?"
"Sorry a bit, beyont this," and she pulled
out of her pocket a shabby little pureewhich
hold an American quarter of a dollar, and
an English sixpence. "Niver a bit beyont
this; but they won't see an ould ooman starve,
as has come home to die. I'll not want for
bite nor sup long," she added, teebly ; "it's
to die I'm going there." The hearts of the
passengers, sailing in the soft June weather
over the smiling sea, were touched with pity;
and a purse was raised which would take her
comfortably to her destination in County
Cork, and provide for her for some time to
come. She was touchingly grateful ; but,
even if no one had been moved to help her,
she was going home, all the same, to her
"own counthry."
Ah, if so much strength and courage can
be born of love for a home on earth, why do we
hesitate to turn our feet, at whatever cost,
toward that home eternal in the heavens,
which, if we seek, we shall find.
Microscopic Possibilities.
Perhaps the most wonderful thing that has
been discovered of late is the new glass which
has just been made in Sweden, differing from
ordinary glass in its extraordinary refractive
power. Our common glass contains only six
substances, while this Swedish glass consists
of fourtoen, the most important elements be-
ing phosphorus and boron, which are not
found in any other glass. The revolution
which this new refractor is destined to make
is almost inconceivable, if it is true, as is
positively alleged, that, while the highest
power of an old-fashioned microscopic lens
reveals only the onefour hundred thousandth
part of an inch, this new glass will enable us
to distinguish one two hundred and four
million seven hundred thousandth part of an
inch. It makes one's hand ache to write
these figures and who can tell what worlds
within worlds may not be discovered with
such an instrument as this? Magnified after
this fashion, the smallest animalcule will be
converted into a giant, and if the same re- of a transport ship had asked for the loan
Erecting power can be applied to the telescope of three stoves to save the sick soldiers from
we shall have the moon brought to our very dying of the cold. The store -keeper refused
to let one o, unless he received a re uisition,
What a Woman Did.
During the Crimen War, it required much
suffering to convince conservative English-
men that the routine way of doing things ie
not always the best.
Steamer -loads of troops were sent from
England to Malta, the first rendezvous.
The voyage was made in seven or eight
days, yet each steamer carried an allowance
of eight weeks' supply of hospital stores.
The explanationof the fact brought out the
castiron routine of the service. In the days
of sailing vessels it took eight weeks for a
transport to sail from England to Malta, and
the old routine could not be departed from.
Some of thegeneral officers had been train-
ed for years in the martinet school of discip-
line. The Crimean summer is intensely hot
and its winter is excessively cold. The army
regulations forced the men to wear the leath-
er stock, ho :natter how blazing the sun, and
to shave even when the winter's wind was
bitterly cold.
Not until a year of suffering had been en-
dured were the men allowed to leave off
the terrible stocks, or to seek the protection
of a full beard.
" Where there is much hair," said one
general, "there is dirt, and where there is
dirt there will be disease," and he compelled
his men to shave when they were freezing.
In the midst of the terrible sufferings,
when the men were dying from cholera and
wanted the necessaries oflife, a general issued
an order directing cavlary officers to lay in
a stock of yellow ochre and pipe clay, for the
use of the men in rubbing up their uniforms
and accoutrements.
When Florence Nightingale began her
hospital work she was asked to walk in the
routine paths. At the first step she took
outside, she was stopped by a network of
"red tape." She cut the "tape" at once and
walked where she would.
A few weeks before she arrived, a surgeon
doors.
Where the Diffioulty Lay.
A farmer, hearing that money was cheap
in the city, came to see about it. He enter-
ed a bank, called for the cashier and said :
" Mr. CaShier, is it true that money is abun-
dant and cheap ?" The cashier answered in
the affirmative. "Can I get some?" queried
the countryman. " Certainly," replied the
moneyed man. " Well, just lend me a hun-
dred dollars for six months." The cashier
said : "You can have the money, we have
plenty of it, but it is necessary for us to
have collateral." The farmer winced and
responded : "Collateral 1 What's that ?"
The matter was explained. Then the plant-
er of the soil, illuminated on the subject of
political economy, with a broad grin, rejoin-
ed : " Ah, I see how it is, Mr. Cashier. Mo-
ney is plentiful and not high, but it is this
coactterca that is scarce and hard to get."
Of Home Development,
"When you have a cold spell," said a
Manitoba man to a Torontonian, with a
slight tinge of sarcasm, "yuu say it comes
from Manitoba, and when you have a hot
spell it comes from Manitoba. Where does
your fine weather come from -Manitoba
too ?"
" Oh no," responded the Torontonian ;
" our fine weather is of a purely local
origit."
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time Ana then have them return again. I mean radical
care. 1 have made the dleuase of FlTS,EPILEPSY or FALL,.
ING SICKNESS a Ilfe-lonc atudy. 1 warrant my rowed/
to cure the worst caves. Because others have failed 51100
reason for not now recel ring a cure. Send at once tsra
treatise and a Free Bottle of my infallible remedy. GINS
Express and Post Office. It coats you nothing (or. trLd,
and I will cure you. Address DR. H. 0. BOOT,
Branch 0Mce, 37 Tong° St., Toronto.
Bicycles !
END AT ONCE FOR LIST of
Second -Hand Machines,
FROM $15 UPWARDS
New Catalogue Ready 1st April
A. T. LANE, MONTREAL.
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1103EXXII TORONTO
SILVER PLATE CO.,
Manufacturers of the highest grades of
SILVER PLATED WARES.
Steel Knives, Spoons, Forks, Eto,,
A:SPECIALTY.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.
TORONTO, CANADA,
BABY'S BIRTHDAY.
A Beautiful Imported Birthday Card Beni
to any baby whose mother will send us the
names of two or more other babies, and their
parents' addresses Also a handsome Dia-
mond Dye Sample Card to the mother and
much valuable information.
Wells, Richardson & Co., Montreal.
Hamilton Scale Co.
All Styles of Iomprved
STANDARD
SCALES.
We make a Specialty of
Hay, Stock, and Portable Plat-
form Scales.
BEST 1IN THE MARKET.
Every one Guaranteed.
All Styles of Trucks.
Send for Illustrated
Price List.
OSBORNE & CO, -
- HAMILTON, ONT.
THE
SNOW (1,filff FAVORITE!
RAICINGPOWDEF
Tlik.144 lb
Weal,
B4`.12TEgfi
rhe Snow Drift istiumg Powder Vo., IscanVertis, Oak
MERIDEN BRITTANNIA 00.
FINEST
MANUFACTURE ONLy
SILVEP.s.PLATED
WARE.
Artistic Designs, coinbined With
lthaequalled Durability
and Finish.
SOL» ON ALL RAILWAY TRALNS.
Wholesale through IRA CORNWALL &
162 St. James Street, Montreal.
23 ADELAIDE &T. E.,TORONTO.
All classes of fine work. Mfrs. of Printers' Leads,
Slugs and Metal Furniture. Send for prices.
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamshipa.
Sailing during winter from Portland every nuncio
and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in swab
mer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool, caning
at Londonderry to land mails and passengers for
Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, via Hall.
fax and St. John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer months. The eteanaers of the Glos.
goy,' lines sail during winter to and from Halifax,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia ; and during:sum-
mer between Glasgow and Montreal weekly ; Glasgow
and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphia
fortnightly
For freight, passage, or other information apply to
A. Schun_acher & Co., Baltimore; S. Cunard & Co.,
Halifax ; Shea & Co., St. John'sNed.; Wm. Thous's-
son & Co., St. John, N.B.; Alien & Co., Chicago g
Love & Alden, New Tock; H. Bourlier, Toronto
Allane, Rae 15; Co., Quebec.; Wm. Brookie, PhIladel.
phia; 11. A. Allen Portland Boston. Montreal.
CONSUMPTION.
I haves positive remedy for the above disease ; by its WM
thousands of cases of tha worst kind and of long standing
have been cured. Indeed, m strong is my faith in Ito
efficacy, that 1 will send TWO BOTTLES PRICE, together
with a VALUABLE TREATISE on thL CUMIN to any
sufferer. Give express and P. 0. addren.
DR. T. A. SL000b1,
BranchOffice, 37 'lenge Si., Toronto
LoAirrsiiTTEColY.
INCORPORATED, A. D. 1866.
Subscribed Capital
Paid-up Capital •
Reserve Fund, •
Total Assets
• • . $3,500,000
• . • 2,300,000
• • • 1,130,000
9,301,615
-OFFICE :-
COMPANY'S BUILDINGS, TORONTO -ST., TORONTO.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
Sums of $4 and upwards received at current rates
of Interest, paid or comnounded half -yearly.
DEBENTURES.
Money received on deposit for a fixed term of years,
for which Debentures are issued, with half -yearly
interest coupons attached. Executors and Trustees
are authorized by law to invest in the Debentures of
this Company. The Capital and Assets of the Com-
pany being pledged for money thus received, de-
positors are at an times assured of perfect safety.
Advances made on Real Estate, at current rates
and on favorable conditions as to re -payment. Mort-
gages and Municipal Debentures purchased.
J. HERBERT MASON, Managing Director.
*THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT-
c�t 14y
GLYCERIN AND 011.
DRESS! NG
A BEAUTIFUL WATERPROOF'.
A PATENT LEATHER POLISH
FOR BOOTS,SHOES& RUBBERS
- SOLD EVERYWHERE -
BRICK MACHINES.
-WITH ALL THE-
M, -AL 'r 3101 UL" 30115C 3E° 35$ CI 7NE 31E1 ZIE E 1 S.
SPRING PRESS BOX, WHITE OAK POSTS
AND IRON BRACES.
Over 500 of our machines now in use, and no complaints. Prices and Terme to suit buyers. Send for oboular,
THE E. & C. GURNEY 00., TORONTO.
LNDARD CHOPPING MILLS 1
could not be used. Miss Nightingaleannull- (Sizes -12 inch, 20 inch, 30 inch, 42 inch),
ed the contract by establishing a washing- 1 PAT ENT SOLICITORS.
house, andrefusing to send one article to the mime BOILER INSPECTION and Insurance
contractor. i JI. c
_onipany or Canada,
The medical authorities turned a cold shoul- ' CONSULTING ENGINEERS, TORONTO. on
CREEN
der upon the gentlewoman. "S se couldn't . G. C. Roan, Chief Engineer. A. FRASER, Sec'y-Treas. Now p
speak to all the sick men, you know," ' ut
stud a soldier in the hospital ; "we lay there s - THAT Iyields Free of cost,
over 100 bush.
per acre, Cat- OVER.
by hundreds. But we could kiss her shadow alogue free. HOPPER.
HAKING
S
USING
as it fell on our pillows."
"Before she came into the hospital," said
another, there was mein' and swearin';
and after that it was as quiet as a church,
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity,
Actress to washer -woman who ltas brought
her bill "How ean yon be so impertinent
as to clun Inc in this way ?"
Washerwoman : "Impertinent I What
do you mean ? Who are you, I should like
to knew ? If I choose to pay sixpence for a
gallery -ticket, yotl have to faint on the
stage for my amusement 1"
A sorrowful air will sometimes outlive
many generations of men.
People who are attb.ject to bad breath, knit cleated
' tongue, or any (Reorder of the Stomach, can et once
, be relieved by wimp Dr, Carson's Stomach Bidet's,
the old and Wed remedy. Ask your Druggist.
.TAS. BOYD, Cedar Grove. Ont,
SPOONER'S COPPERINE
Mtn Box -metal for journal bearings In machinery -
Guaranteed copper mixed. Supplies every require.
ment. Ask your hardware dealer for it. ALONZO W.
SPOON.NR, Patentee and Manufacturer, Port Hope,
v Ira Who are Wealc, Nervous and 11x.
hausted ; who feel themselvds log.
ing StronArii7I110, v aro pale, delioate and sickly in rip.
penman, sifiterl ng from tl to many complaints pccut-
(525 610 women -send for and read 4, V, LU BON'S
ISP 111110011 FORM on the Olsectsett of V )))) tem.
Mailed settled and secure man observation on receipt
of (lo. in stamps, UNSI1Ah111) vim Address, 31, Y.
It BON, .17 Wellington St. Bast, Toren to, Ont.
OUR SEEDS GIVE
_Sntlailtellon to alt.
-rhos are Fresh, true
to name, And cheap.
If you have not already received our eatalogue, send
for it.
11011114111` EVANS CO.,
Seed Merchants and Growers.
4141.111.10,
Best French Burr Stones,
With and Without Elevator At.
tachment, aSShown:in Cut.
With Elevator one man can attend to mill and
grind 10 to 35 bushelper hour, depending on power,
size of mill, and degree of fineness Meal is polio&
FRENCH BURR STONES,
Used in these mins, are acanowledged by all the best
grinders in the world.
he rant are exceedingly simple; shy one with
common sense CAM run them successitilly.
Send in orders early, as our season's Outptit
rapidly going,
grantford, Canada, and
WATEROUS ENGINE WORKS CO
St. Psitil,