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BY
ALMA
BOSTON,
CHAS.
A. MARSH,
Printer.
11
Bromfield
C/ILLER.
A.
Street,
1886.
Boston.
1886.
Copyriglited,
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ACID
PHOSPHATE,
[liquid]
A
with
the
preparation of the phosphates of lime, magnesia, potash and iron
form
to
be readily assimilated
as
by
pii^osphoricacid in such
system.
Prepared according
Cambridge, Mass.
to
the
FOR
directions
of
Brofessor
E.
N.
Horsford,
of
DYSPEPSIA,
Meital
M Pljsical
Eilaisl
NERVOUSNESS,
Etc,
Energy,
Indigestion,
Weakened
Universally recommended
Its action
will harmonize
It is the best
It makes
a
tonic
known,
delicious
drink
and
with
prescribed by physicians of all schools.
such
furnishing
with
INVIGORATING,
Prices
by
Rumford
o:y
and
are
to
necessary
to both
brain
take.
and
body.
particulars mailed
free.
sugar
only.
STRENGTHENING,
REFRESHING.
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reasonable.
as
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gives a
it
keeping
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always
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stiffness
at
place,avoiding
bottom,
it has
man
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worn
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FOODS.
HEALTH
Physicians
of
adjunct
loved
all
remedial
the
richest
ones
the
appreciate
The
well
endorses
the
safely say
I shall
be
Eev.
J. W.
relates
the
of
an
which
malady, Diabetes,
and
physician
Company,
the
the
began
at
preparation
This
manufacture,
of
after
ground
at
199
of articles
for
them
are
and
pamphlets,
Boston."
of the
by
for
the
Food
into
bread,
he
it,this
able
other
work,
to
instances, of
of
use
used
the
a
foods
the
best
to
Manager
and
the Health
Glutens,
common
commercial
which
their
greatest
results.
in the
residium
flour.
bakers
of
is
The
simply
issue
of Oct.
New
York, having
of
manufacturers
have
the
received
the
IS, 1880,
a
very
a
number
highest
professors of Hygiene throughout the
of Gluten
Coffee, Extract
Flour, Cereal
satisfaction
neighbors,
trial.
simply
fine feed."
Co.,
the
and
larger percentage
a
and
foreign
millers
but
"
of
numerous
contain
millers
are
Glutens
and
men
debilitated
a
by
out
Food
Health
the
with
Glutens
numerous
St., Boston,
medical
with
these
with
wheat
washing
''the
says,
friends
our
of
Health
was
the
through
sent
foreign
whole
offered
have
suffering from
sia, give
speaks
failed
daily consumption
We
Barley,
to
not
Tremont
from
endorsement
and
Barnes
he
be
might
it made
of
in
hospital
consent
the
substitute
weeks
impure middling?, a sort of
of Lonahoe's
Editor
Magazine,
Donahoe,
294,)
(see page
country.
few
and
bran
the
had
or
confounded
The
less careful
P.
branch
a
the
what
save
from
and
bread
; after
substances
the
are
Glutens
so-called
him
that
developing
death;
Having
Gluten,
Mr.
be
not
name.
and
or
more
I
Prison,
contracted
had
for
obtained
other
no
State
been
for
foods.
Wheat
of which
must
this
starch
can
life.
through
years
prepared
Barnes
Mr.
improve
one
four
or
be done
could
well.
with
nor
under
bakers,
he
to eat
to
once
"I
"
Gluten.
Company's
Food
told
was
disease, not
same
that
appropriate
calls himself
he
now
he
warden,
'
Massachusetts
institution,who
three
of their whole
some
patient
did, and
and
the
strongly
declares,
Food
Health
the
for
more
through
accomplished
of
had
was
nothing
said
physician
and
low
So
will
body,
Hanaford
and
Co.,
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the
of that
inmate
their
to
perfect."
more
Barnes, chaplain
F.
his system.
food
of any
case
of
advocate
an
H.
J.
Food
Health
the
give
healthy
a
"
leading
Company.
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worthy
most
of
products
conceive
cannot
and
known
Food
Health
of the
work
enduring legacy
most
the
as
would
parents who
and
measures,
and
perfect nutrition
estimate
appropriately
who
can
system,
After
Write
Health
once
for
Food
say
or
; and
to
from
besides
our
many
the
bane
using them,
their
you
recommending
readers, if
of
Company,
199
life,Dyspep.
will
descriptive
you
continue,
circular
Tremont
and
St.,
BABY;
OUR
shall
What
Wear?
it
Intended
who
to
aid those
of
are
desirous
are
following pages
infant's
outfit
which
shall
tasteful
be
and
preparing an
pretty, and at
of
time
made
the same
Descriptions
inexpensive.
elaborately
articles,
The
such
as
found
be
may
stores, have
Select
Such
simply made.
be
of them,
plenty
made, that
large dry goods
shall
ignorant of what
are
make
to
aid
an
prove
to
labor
of
be
can
as
preferable
let the
afford, but
can
you
garments
amount
great
a
as
far
are
If this book
the
to
how
or
to
accomplished.
material
good
as
inexperience,
will be
it,its end
make
bewildering variety in all of
purposely omitted.
been
who, through
any
in
little garments
easily washed
that
garments
be
must
ironed
and
are
elaborately
so
in
expended
and
getting them
laundered.
A
baby, in
clean
though
even
Absolute
in
you
the
that
elaboratehave
when
Among
they
are
to the
loosely. Flannel
to
s,ll-wool flannel
the
The
all-wool
bands
wide.
Next
pocket
take
should
the
a
have
to
them
daily
but
those
baby
dresses, and
life,and
Most
wear.
to
all
meet
not
yet
so
like
mothers
almost
are
made
edge down
as
wear,
invariably
per
eighteen, inches
once
old
the
all
and
Not
in
to
the
not
is the
of
cotton
thicken
best
long, and
cross
soft, (the best
Cut
it the
the
keep
to
worn
preferable
is
by washing
for
five
this
or
stitch
portion
width
of
traditions
at all let it be
is u.~cd
cent,
"
pinned
be
to
simply
worn
around, and
thing).
"I-M"'
bands.
spiLe of the
it does
flannel
Shaker
linen,
is about
a
in
band
small
be
to
this
If the
contains
does.
be
good plan
A
pretty enough
of its
flannel
are
emphasize
for infants'
piece of
handkerchief
of the
to
that
all best
all made
for
furbelows.
presently.
see
enough,
sweet
and
needed.
contrary.
flannel
Turn
shall
we
body of the child, but
I wish
elders"
the
dresses,"
most
the
warm.
spotless,is
frills,flounces
them
nice
too
are
best
first needs
tightlyaround
bowels
"
they
the
is,have
and
baby for the first six months
two
or
one
wash
as
dresses, is
That
of any
needs
an
making
every-day dresses.
of
absence
desirable
is not
plainess
guide
to
be
there
dress, fresh
white
a
of
as
purpose.
inches
six
with
of
a
the
silk.
worn
band.
4
r.ABY
")i:it
about
two
inches
long, fell
inches
four
and
stranger
is to make
hand-knit
shirts
of the
silk and
Let
yard.
be
hard
no
with
It is
scallop
one
The
yarn.
A
For
run
shirts
summer
costs
dollar
one
there
per
may
sleeves
and
neck
stitch,with
for
ribbon
narrow
the
make
to
directions
stitched,that
Finish
body.
tlie little
v/inter,it is best
or
cross
button-hole
in
in which
dainty finish.
yard wide and
neatly
little
the
done
a
and
opened
to^ret
seams
gives
band, about
needed.
are
season
place.
in the proper
sleeves
seams
tmxll
a
found
be
the
quality of Saxony
best
flannel.
wool
the
bands
of these
If in fall
of the
ride
wrong
guided by
its appearance.
knitting these will be
through the neck and
use
four
will be
preparing shirts, you
In
to the
on
About
end.
the
from
it
;
wash-embroidery
silk.
About
it is the
as
a
needed.
diapers are
ten, in lengths twice
about
cut
dozen
four
recommended.
piece is
That
is fast
diapers,in preference to linen, it being
linen for the outside diaper, but many
for
use
When
cotton
being
turned
flannel
be
to
ones
nap
outside
worn
for
the nap
the
I like to
altogether.
outside,the
placed
next
should
be
should
inside
the
general favor
linen
the
dollars
two
absorbent.
discard
with
up
good quality,
a
into
coming
better
a
stitched,and
cross
smaller
the
is made
intended
Those
square,
used, it
and
once
infant's body.
inches
is
Get
will
diaper
retails at about
which
flannel
Cotton
linen
piece of
the width.
long as
as
in the end.
cheapest
One
be
hem
the
to
eighteen
inches
ten
square.
Before
let
I
give
tell
me
better
a
a
them
inches
they
these
the
as
Use
yard
hem
at the
that
you
sides, and
they
make
flannel,and
wide
wider
a
one
wide, and sixteen or
being pinned loosely,unless they
band
five inches
these
on
elderly female
your
tightly-pinnedflannel
enteen
sev-
are,
bands.
Three
that
is machine
of
will be sufficient.
the
skirts,you
embroidered,
because
which
but
not
it is better
skirt,of
skirts should
the
to
if you
buy
be
one
hem,
baste, and
this,you will find
crocheting a number
near
flannel
of
flannel
and
feather
end
is not
is
fine
The
with
silk.
book,
pretty patterns, which
quality.
home,
Cut
yard
a
There
easiest
way
If you
wish
directions
may
at
except in all wool,
is turned.
hem
bottom.
of the
them
three-quartersof
after the
stitch
make
found
is it very
that
yard long
the
flannel
the
neither
to finish the
siraj)le
ways
choose,
flannel
well, and
Avash
for each
variety of
buy
can
machine-embroidered
the
does
breadths
The
a
If
any.
pinning blanket,"
neighbors, persuade
narrow
a
Insist
long.
the
follows.
into
mischievous
as
are
For
up
Gather
make
not
and
nurse
"
the traditional
making
do
"
necessity,proceed as
one
yard long. Make
the bottom.
at
way
the
friends,including
are
for
directions
for
be done
two
wide.
are
a
is to turn
to
add
to
knitting or
with Saxony
WHAT
SHALT.
knittingsilk. Another
way
in
and
button-hole
pencil
scallops
a
that
away
part outside
pretty pattern
into
a
to
waist.
a
A
shoulders,
little
with
The
can
use
safety pins if you
former
this
use
the
long
from
yoke
tuck
can
for
Between
tucked, pin
on
the
edge
of the
a
a
hem
Make
a
plaitthat
the
long.
three
knit
lace.
finished
Night
with
for
dozen
fleece-lined
simply
variety you
be
may
Cut
winter.
on
will be
neck
and
from
inches
or
inches
gather it
to the
on
dresses, which
other
lace, Pvic-Kac,or
homr-
and
cotton
Torchon
the
cloth
for
summer,
slip pattern,
and
trim
with
a
sleeves.
pique.
These
may
like to
cut
to
two
twelve
ample.
these
be
may
edge.
of cotton
will not
with
hole, and
used
be
seam
a
arm
made
bibs
bound
the
can
Hamburg
dresses
dresses
simple edge
or
slip pattern
same
Six
a
a
ten
yoke.
to match
it be about
Let
arm.
finished.
when
long
inches
forty-four
about
measure
the
sleeves
and
neck
finish in tucks
and
point, making
little under
it out
the
unler
come
yoke.
between
around
tucks
Finish
it in
the middle
stitched
some
should
wide,
Hollow
be
One
is to
the
each.
tucked
have
be
may
You
tucks
exactly in
come
as
After the piece is
If you
Make
of cambric
three
floss.
yoke.
thirty-two
inches
four
or
bo
to
may
flannel
should
top, graduated
The
yoke.
edge.
and
around,
with
skirts
The
of
the
machine.
sewing
clusters
insertion
hole,
arm
width
a
your
linen
stitching.
correspond
you
cluster
Hamburg
of feather
lace
Make
at
one
sleeves to
narrow
inches
have
you
yoke.
instead
tucks
with
of the
the
pattern, and
that
care
and
on
stitch with
cut
make
can
you
Take
it in
tuck
You
cambric.
part of the
it
tuck
be
can
good slippattern, and
night dresses also. Cut
dress.
and
alike, or
over
your
clusters,take
front
yoke,
it
a
the
Hubbard
cluster,feather
each
of the
of the
it all
Get
lowest
the
from
sometimes
used.
are
plain white
dresses, and
Mother
a
of
pattern.
one
for all the
the width
as
waists
are
the
tightness about
a
made
are
pattern straight across
have
also
are
the
dresses
all
avoiding
thus
used,
are
great convenience, as it is
changing the dress,and
skirt,without
They
prettiestdresses
variety of
a
prefer. If you use buttons,
From
a
physiologicalstandpoint, these waists
straight bands, as the skirts are suspended from
the
Button
holes.
five button
are
little trouble,if these
very
usual
the
outline,solid embroidery,
is to gather them
method
on
change
to
in
skirts
the
body.
necessary
done
the
when
finishingis to mark the edge witli
stitch with
silk, after which, cut
can
get the flannel stamped in any
be finished
than
way
which
small
buttons.
prefci-ableto
the
better
Use
You
edge.
fancy, to
belt,in
narroAY
jlat bone
the
may
you
silk braid.
or
of
or
yarn
O
WEAR.
IT
a
bias
have
too
be
many.
trimmed
piece
some
like
of the
Serviceable
witli
the
Hamburg
dresses.
bibs
ones
For
quilted.
made
are
or
lace
the
For
of
edge,
sake
of
these, use
BABY
OUR
(5
outside,cambric
for the
lace
Edge with
fancy.
design you
firmly,and
Baste
wadding between.
work, edge with
at fine needle
cotton, line with
fine
or
;
Hamburg,
stitched
A
the
if you
or
fine button-hole
a
inside
placesheet
together in diamonds,
stitch
or
and
cotton
small
are
or
any
adept
an
scallop,with
a
Kate
scallop.
Greenaway
just
etched
with
in
the
or
center,
neatly
pen
very pretty placed
itself to be of great convenience.
bib of white
One
rubber, will prove
knot
large French
figure looks
needle.
For
turn
may
and
hem
a
fine soft flannel
take
shawls,
the
one
silk,and
with
stitch
feather
You
yard square.
edge with any knit or
merino,
or
elaborate,get
edge, or if you wish for something a little more
of flowers in two corners
and
a spray
a deep scalloped edge stamped, and
and
in
in
Eemember
embroider.
turning your hem,
ordering your
crochetted
stamping, that
baby, by turning
plait,and
box
hood
a
crochetted
get old enough to throw
the little body, and can
in the
found
For
in
comes
and
pretty trimming
may
in most
The
with
can
to
cities will furnish
goods you
and
opera
be had
may
the
cases
this
could
buy
a
For
off.
the
to
for
small
one
with
bow
a
Directions
for
when
wear
for
they
fits close
sacque
Directions
like
flannel, and
If you
white
will
socks
to
these,
making
making
not
with
at
is
capes.
home,
ready-made
and
a
that
near
be
are
other
the
where
store
will
fill
an
popular style,though
pattern
and
good material, much
quality.
other
any
order
sacques
the
rials,
mate-
ment
assort-
in
stores
class
of
promptly
are
worn
material,
cheaper
a
general
an
leading dry good
or
be
it may
pretty
under
come
pensive,
inex-
lace makes
torchon
samples of that,
a
and
preferable,as
any
the
of
By buying
of
is
There
others
are
neat, serviceable
White
new.
from, any
choose
you
is
towelling
serviceable.
is also
Hubbard"
also double
capes,
by taking
the hood
is the
made
be
may
for babies
specify on application, and
satisfactorily.
''Mother
make
about.
thrown
still look
baby cloaking.
of
name
arms
place.
shawl
strings. I like the cunning little
all colors, though
frequentlyand
cashmere,
neck
Finish
shawls
cloaks, Turkish
it
wrap
the
these
be
not
of the
place.
same
summer
washed
their
in the proper
will be found
summer
corner.
ribbon
than
better
sacques
the
with
tie with
ribbon, and
of pretty
pretty
back, form
corner
one
form
A
half.
other
side for the
wrong
right side for one-half
is the
what
than
you
you
cloj^k of inferior
for winter
made
of cashmere
are
or
quilted
wear,
Very pretty bonnets
with
swan's
down.
The quilted silk or satin
silk or satin,and trimmed
shade
be brouglitby the yard in any
prefer. A knitted or
you
may
may
ruche
around
the
is
finished
with
hood
a
crocheted
face, with
pretty
loops of
very
narrow
ribbon
placed
between
the
plaits. This
is also
a
AVIIAT
pretty finish for the
These
as
mull
you
of
dollar and
one
time
more
than
that
can
summer.
half, to
a
money,
an
is homemade
blue
or
as
and
that
makes
a
pretty little bonnet.
very
Fine
mull
with
nearly resemble
shirrs
those
in diameter
gather
quite full around
around
to come
form
the
the
across
allow
back
the ruche
of the
on
it away
the
where
Line
ends
join,to
finish it to match
and
For
cape.
the back.
across
a
the
babies, it
young
very
by allowing the ribbon
piece, or if you use
continuous
one
to go
a
more
circular
After this piece is gath-
etc.
straightpiece
finish
part, and
in
tucked,
form
to
will
insertion
piece three
a
straight piece long enough to
wide
circular piece, and
enough
piece,cut
another
Cut
stores.
Cut
edge
circular
sew
this
to omit
the
crown.
the
Take
top, gather and
in
lace
clusters,or
or
face after it is
the
neck.
the
better
for the
around
gathered
tucks
or
found
inches
stringsto
muslin
Avitli pink, blue
is
pass
strings,
white
or
as
prefer.
A
for first drawers
good pattern
Cut
a
shall
remaining
from
the
measure
Let
is your
edge
of the jDattern. When
the
pattern.
around
Face
band.
For
"
the
Cover
basket
and
outside
muslin,
dotted
enough
to
Place
and
of oil
a
the
old soft
very
made
cloth.
trim
with
around
full set
of
Make
of the
cloth
in
are
at
come
holes
three
button
with
Hamburg,
edge
lower
the
Gather
piece.
one
a
inches.
seven
in
lace,
inside
and
white
lace
same
a
Cover
silesia.
edged
fall
frill to
top edge with
the
each
or
a
shai^e.
this
with
outside, low
plaited satin
little pockets made
of the
muslin,
The
basket
should
the
place
sponge.
soft sponge,
boxes
two
blue
or
some
to
oval in
light,strong basket,
Finish
clothing, a
of
powder,
brush
soap,
powder,
and
a
one
and
comb, large
containing brown
puff, a pin cushion, a
roll of
scissors.
article to
useful
a
basket.
safety pins,
earth, the other
linen,twine
pink
Allow
silk,in which
a
place in
button-hole
size, and
in
after
each
two
edge
corner,
sewing
a
holding the baby, is
piecesof cotton or cheese
while
lap
your
by placing a layerof batting,between
Finish like a bed quilt,or you may
edging.
all
make
and
procure
the
small
Fuller's
bottom
plain.
or
conceal
ribbon.
contain
and
"
Baby
inside
one
the
of the
off
lower
the
vertical sides
the
the drawers
bands,
so
corners,
edge
that
ruffle.
cambric
simple
folded
a
tions.
direc-
cut
inches,and
cut
into two
edges
upper
by following these
by nine inches long. Gut
wide
lower
two
seven
This
be
can
inches
fourteen
paper
triangular piece
A
for from
have
in
worn
are
skill,you
produce something
net over
quite satisfactory. Fine darned
pink
will be
and
bonnets, that
purchased ready made
If you
please to go.
share
average
you
lace
or
7
WEAR.
IT
be
may
high
SHALL
cut
button
some
cheap
piece of
white
with
a
in each
corner,
lace
or
mer
gossaon
the
OUR
o
rubber
side
shield
for your
Now
pale blue).
serve
as
A
new
Pink
liningto
a
and
it
pillow
and
from
basket
Take
a
three
yards
A
soft
with
mosquito
with
his
ribbon,
a
where
the
gossamer
flannel with
Near
Button-hole
the
meshes
be
may
If
you
it will make
serviceable
the
after
baby
sit
to
steam
as
in,
mischief.
cars,
these
passing through
lace, (lessmay
canopy
hang by
and
taking
is
a
loop of
a
Allow
a
nap
do,)
the ribbon
this to fall
shieldingfrom
thus
the
and
simple
with
several
with
narrow
and
covering
summer
rows
and
and
the
use
:"
with
the
instead
that
cheese
same
of
the
lighter.
done
place
couplet
of
worsted
carriage robe
of crochet
by
blue.
tie with
warmer
ribbon,
is made
batting covered
blanket
worn
sable
indispen-
stitching the
blanket, embroider
of cotton
a
button-hole
by
shut in the
loves you."
and
God
edge,
have
or
almost
blanket
crib
pretty
ribbon,
made
the
convenient, and
A
the top of the
stitch
edge.
toweling edged
Run
convenienl
into
later
placed
or
After
creeping
crib,and
is
baby's bedding.
thick
covering
batting,as
A
this
bo
may
floor for him
crib is to stand.
the
babyship
of white
worsted.
Another
as
or
and
netting, or
Sleep little eyes
Sleep little baby,
color
on
find
to another.
the
from
go-cart, and
*'
cloth.
put
bed,
large
mosquitoes.
yard
square
part of
edge
to
A
This
mother's
the
basket,
clothes
ribbon.
bed.
will
of
It will
baby during
long
and
the
place
one
cradle
as
You
cold
taking
wall, near
flies or
binding
from
be useful
and
of
crib,when
intrusive
forms
house.
the middle
in the
the
muslin,
pieces
its contents.
to
a
lace
ling
sprink-
drawer.
baby's
by taking
in this
the
crib for the
a
after
stages still do duty in the laundry.
hook
over
of
spot in
the
the smallest
than
it between
the foot of the
be used
may
or
place
for
as
(pale pink and
are
intending to
three inches larger
trifle smaller
ceilingover
wheel-barrow
tie it around
to
please
from
a
piece two
impart fragrance
with
little garments,
and
pieces of silesia,
be made
easilymoved
so
you
bottom
substitute
him
preventing
cars,
in the
drawer, and
alone,
Such
successive
this
it will
thus
of both
pillow placed
the
be
can
to sit
effectual
an
of silesia
drawer
battinga
edges
you
small
a
it
is able
horse
as
other
heliotropepowder
the
convenient
any
because
the
of its life may
dainty
as
suspended
in
the
convenient
first six months
make
have
you
dainty
colors
two
size of the
layer of cotton
quilt. Pla*e
novel
Get
Cut
comer.
a
batting with
and
silesia,
and
put all these
to
the
just
one
silesia.
the
place
a
prepared;
are
Cut
way.
piece of
have
Cut
for the
each
parts together,
two
dress.
they
one
vacate
the
must
you
by
one
button
baby;
is made
with
a
of
Turkish
crochet
cotton.
large
bow
of ribbon
SHALL
WHAT
and
ribbon
wide
and
edge,
the
for
threads
of
rows
ribbon
ribbon,
wider
edged
more
plain
than
the
for
winter
carriage,
take
with
robes
from
the
form
to
as
afghans
orocheting
or
so
to
alternate
of
Canvas
or
width
little
a
and
ribbon.
inch
an
in
equal
with
narrow
knitting
drawn
space
a
Kun
edge.
of
color
the
threads
made
are
insertion,
the
9
WEAK.
robes
lace
antique
siiesia
with
Line
elaborate
More
corner.
one
near
IT
fringed
fringe.
space,
or
blocks
in
the
use
will
be
the
at
Draw
within
space
lace.
antique
are
the
of
rows
the
the
fringed
several
with
run
border.
Rules
found
in
for
the
proper
place.
If
that
carriage
top,
fasten
and
from
In
outfit
If
your
articles
these
their
be
to
recommended
Line
with
with
is
the
satin,
the
width
the
top
siiesia.
or
or
material
any
the
equal
the
to
Put
thus
canopy,
Best
"
least
length
of
body
loops
some
forming
the
the
on
side
a
cheaper
Co.,
and
satisfactory.
of
the
60
to
than
and
if
62
do
you
tion
protec-
you,
you
you
can
make
West
23d
clothing
and
make
value
any,
them
Street,
for
of
New
boys,
their
infant's
an
not
buy
can
ready-made
quality
how
show
to
expense
anything
catalogue
prices
endeavored
the
worth
made
ready
as
fro.m
reach
have
I
pages,
time
Their
Make
silk
of
side
prepared
illustrated
babies.
to
of
piece
a
wind.
and
Messers
suggest.
either
to
foregoing
may
time.
Send
sun
the
long
side.
one
on
may
enough
means
or
and
canopy
top
canopy
taste
your
the
of
a
use
you
or
your
all
of
yourself.
York,
girls
goods
for
and
are
10
UABY^
OUli
KNITTING
FOR
DIRECTIONS
SHIRTS,
INFANT'S
{From
OR
SACQUES,
'^Household''
the
CROCHETING
INFANT'S
Etc.
SOCKS,
by permitislon.)
SHIKTS.
I.
neck
High
Saxony
Two
yarn.
BoKDER.
plain. 2d
first stitch,put yarn
yarn
knit one,
pattern
row.
Seam.
row.
Same
row.
Knit.
row.
between,
six
each
end
bind
For
of needle
This
times
fifth
rows
going
last
across
16th
row.
finished
four
are
the
eyelets with
of
ribbing
of border
row
fifth
as
narrow
Knit
the back.
narrow
until there
are
(ormiddle
of front,) bind
for back, knit
as
the
off one-half
now
across;
Same
row.
Like
row.
11th
Seam.
row^
13th
row.
8th
Seam.
row.
10th
Knit.
three
In
rows.
forms
Take
across.
7th
row.
5th
firstend.
to
on, repeating until there
knittingborder
front, after
times
across
forty-six times across, knitting
at
one
to shape shoulder, narrow
alternately.Now
every time across, until there are forty-fouron needle,
two
off.
tM'ice,etc., repeating
15th
stitches,leaving seventy-two.
seaming
ten
five ribbed
three, narrow
fourth
times
across
three, narrow
row.
so
is,four
Knit
row.
plain. 4th row.
twice, knit three, put
row.
as
fourth
And
row.
that
and
and
and
Like
row.
pattern rows,
Same
row.
fourth
9th
row.
1st
Knit
fourth
as
three-thread
shirt.
exactlycorrespond
must
Same
row.
12th
Like
knit
over,
yarn
fourth
as
needles,and
bone
row.
over, knit
needle,which
6th
14th
row.
of
to end
3d
across.
Knit
over,
small
seventy-eight stitches.
on
Seam
row.
Use
required for each
ounces
Cast
"
sleeves.
long
and
stitches
end
outside
on
twenty-eight stitches
off three
needle, and knit
of needle
On
thirty-six
seam
another
on
needle.
on
and
time
every
time
stitches,every other
of needle,
end
inner
across,
across.
II.
Materials, one
Cast
needles.
two
one
one,
stitch
as
to
on
tillit will
across
and
stitch
Knit
a
so
on
from
one
narrowing, bind
sew
row
off.
the sides
Knit
of
This
which
two
seam
stitch,
Seam
3.
row
two
of
and
for
over
there will be
plain.
one
stitches
one
plain,put thread
completes
after
same
sized
common
1. Knit
needle, where
2.
shells one-half
plain, and make
duplicate,and
of two.
two
two
needle, knit
the
over
of the
stocking,which
of the
rows
end
needle.
one
two, knit
the
instead
narrow
measure
to
on
heel of
requirestwenty
zepliyr,and
knit two, put thread
plain, narrow
two
stitches,and
same
knit
ounce
single white
ninety-threestitches
plain,narrow
repeat, then
of
only
across
shells.
two
It
across
fingerlength. To finish at neck,
holes by puttingthread over
every
completes one-half
together, to
within
two
of the
inches
body.
of the
SHALL
WHAT
For
top.
the
on
and
sleeves
for
body
finish the
the
cast
of
before.
as
proceed the
seventy-three stitches,and
on
eight rows
same
11
WEAR.
IT
shells,then
sew
as
one
inch,
them
into
two
togetherand
sleeves
Sew
and
two
seam
same
body.
For
draw
neck
finish,crochet
in the
ribbon
plainedge, run
of holes, and
row
up.
III.
Cast
off the
Take
*
seventy-four stitches for one-half
on
the
put up
*
from
then
border,
knit
body desired,about
knit twelve
if
stitches
For
body
six times
Bind
inch
one
using
be knit
times
the
Use
shoulder.
thread
on
is,
third needle
a
the
body part
knit
shoulder,
other
length of
the
where
across
these
six
off.
thirty stitches,make
on
then
edge
narrow
a
the
three, repeat
have
off the stitches
bind
for
three,
twelve
Knit
end
the
at
this,knit
knit
two, until you
for the
across
off,then
knit
they
yarn
thread,
plain.
seam
stitches
completed
same
should
They
deep,
When
the
knit
bind
sleeve,cast
the
length.
or
and
across,
and
two
exceptingthe last twelve
times
back
Knit
eight inches, then
convenient.
more
off.
three,
and
over
and
plain.
across
knit
the thread
stitch
the
put up
one,
knit
are
narrowed
slip the
thread, knit
until all
for the
then
one,
Knit
body.
first stitch,knit the next, put up
knit
narrow,
of
of
them
sew
the
splitworsted
Sew
and
neck,
or
body^
also the
as
up,
Saxony
of
desired
and
over
over,
Crochet
ribbon
narrow
a
the
to tlie body.
them
run
border
for
make
to
two
seam
knit of.
were
for
and
two
directed
as
through.
yarn.
IV.
Materials, one
of
ounce
steel needles.
Cast
on
for
alternately
each
row,
at
end
one
of
shoulder.
ninety
off all but
similarly. This
is half
shoulder.
Take
up
Knit
seam
and
each
end
until
needle,
the
Bind
three
single zephyr
till the
is
sleeves.
Trim
to
one
long.
one-half
inches
and
three
Knit
twenty
the other
each
Continue
long.
the
shoulder
at
shoulder
the
seam.
narrowing
row,
Sew
plain
stitches
halves
the
of the
coarse
long, for
inches
side
stitches.
sixty-two
to
seam
Sew
Duplicate.
each
two
knit
plain alternatelyfor
three
and
three
stitches,and
sihrt.
the
and
Saxony,
one-half
and
one
twenty
Knit
inches
seven
till
thirty-eightstitches
needle
of the
sleeve
stitches.
fine
or
at
that
the
up
at,
width
sides
and
sized
steel
taste.
V.
materials
Knitting
needles.
1st
row.
repeat.
6th
row.
Cast
Knit
3d
row.
Like
on
Saxony
:
one
hundred
yarn,
and
three thread, for medium
tw^enty stitches.
three,purl eight; repeat.
Like
the
the first row*.
fiirstrow.
6th
row.
2d
4th
row.
Purl
Like
row.
Like
Knit
the
second
one
row
three, knit
the
row.
second
plain.
eight;
row.
12
BABY
OUK
and
should
be
twenty-seven
twenty-seven
last
in the stitches that
same
band,
1st
follows
as
chain
l)yone
For
double
together, and
A
A
the
on
ivory
five,then
with
groups
of two
double
groups
of two
double
of back.
Finish
every
double
eighth
crochet
seven
For
group
the
other
and
chain
four
the
fourteen
widen,
to
double
To
cast
other
form
the
row,
until
off,join the
sleeve
sleeves.
into the
of the throat
of blue
doubled
white
seven
make
same
arm
crochet
make
two
size.
Make
is the center
the arm,
size, and
under
draw
the
of the two
sleeve.
it in
crochet
Then
at
wrist.
same
is the center
ing
widenof two
groups
fifteenth
in the
of two
groups
Then
back.
double
put in
crochet.
blue
with
the
in the
arm
double
crochet,five
crochet
row.
two
put
other
crochet
eight rows,
fourteen
other
every
eighty-
chain, seven
This
double
fine
a
in every
fourteen
of the
of
double
Crochet
make
row
and
double
two
in next
crochet
way.
under
of
over
pass
sleeves.
chain
a
with
groups,
double
groups,
the
and
splitzephyr,
double
two
ninth
this
second,
SACQUE.
ounce
in the back
groups
length
separated
treble into the next; repeat.
edging
an
are
in the
On
twenty
the
double
singlemake
row
arm
treble
of every
jacket and
the
chain, three
commence
in all
chain
the
this forms
and
around
every
With
row.
row,
sleeves
having
plain for
half
only widening
rows
in the
crotcheted
a
rows.
crochet, widen by making three
before.
as
crochet, widen same
crochet, skip
double
needle, then
the
and
one
the
other
of the
the
jacket,one
until there
chain,
Skip
group.
twelve
CROCHETED
the worsted
stitch of the
in each
with
One
row.
beginning
through
needle.
crochet
2d
the
around
of the
edge
of white
ounces
is knit
rows
off.
cast
neck
six
jacket.
INFANT'S
Two
stitch.
treble,five chain, one
is threaded
ribbon
knit
stitch.
at
is worked
edge
stitch of the
one
stitch
one
One
row.
finish the
and
off twelve
cast
side
and
first and
the
neck,
other
thirtystitches,knit
on
join to
crocheted
1st
into each
forty-fivestitches
are
The
thirty-threerows
alternate
into each
sleeves, increase
there
off.
cast
and
second,
In
rows,
of the
row.
Tliere
parts.
the
separately.
hollow
the
wool,
with
sleeve,cast
the
into three
:
One
row.
knit
back
the shoulders
up
and
remain,
the
For
way.
Sew
form
thirty-fifth,
after the twelfth
row
front, knit twenty-seven
side,to
inner
the
on
Knit
the
form
needle
each
the
fifty-fouron
the first needle,
on
last.
the
on
needles,which
stitches
sixth
tlie stitches
divide
forty-eighthi-ow,
the
stitch,after
decreasing one
stitcli of every
eighty-fifth,
the
before
After
the first row,
from
Repeat
;
place, then
a
in every
extra
some
Make
make
With
crochet
nine
ones,
rows
slip stitch
the blue
skip
make
three
in
four
of the
WHAT
of two
group
the
on
over
the
four chain
with
the
four
another
row
blue, then
a
Fasten
of
crochet
of blue
like the
with
make
of white
double
four
catch
in the
this
crochet
place
same
slipstitch repeat this all around,
a
then
first.
the sacque
will be
This
Repeat
slipstitch.
a
white,
chain
in the
of white, then
row
of blue.
with
the
on
13
WEAR.
IT
fasten
blue, four
double
all around
Crochet
row
sleeve, and
sleeve.
the
all around
SHALL
same
blue, and
three
rows
then
on
the
across
the
fii-st
having
way,
of
low
another
bottom
and
fronts
a
four
rows
on
every
two
the bottom.
around
with
neck, then
the
v/hite
blue.
the last
between
border, and
every
a
of
row
of two
group
together, for cord,
white
blue,
of the
it in
run
tassels.
are
with
each
on
end
with
pretty
very
them
make
can
widen
slantingones
the
between
and
loosely. They
You
crochet
like the
crochet
of the blue
finish with
borders.
double
two
of white
row
double
a
all of it very
white
For
a
chain
a
and
row
Crochet
and
make
Crochet
blue
with
collar,work
the
For
colored
center
straightfronts,or slanting.
of each
This
row.
is for
a
slanting front.
SOCKS.
L
Crochet
the
chain
a
simplest
yarn
stitch,drawing through
the
stitches.
sole of
times, till you
till you
two
the
your
of stitches
number
you
When
forth
the
reached
have
is finished.
sock
given,
I
round
thread
a
and
a
there
work
big enough
round
can
and
be
much
so
in
the
drawing
end, perhaps
one
instep,then
think
this chain
little oval
across
people
some
a^
and
have
you
and
back
sock, go
judge
see
round
Go
long.
crochet
through
for the
inches
two
five
round
definite
no
tighter
than
others.
ij.
each
white
Materials,one lap
ehiin of thirteen,turn, mis's
'i'his one
2.
chain
Take
up
IJepeat until
29.
back,
Work
take
is made
the
there
down
up
same
are
loop
to
and
the twelve
loop
on
31.
Work
eighteen, four
S3.
Work
twenty-one
the chain
chain,
that
turn,
stitches, three
crochet
is taken
work
chain,
ribs
on
each
back
up
on
work
Work
twenty-three, turn,
37.
Work
twenty-one
39.
Work
down
work
eighteen
st
itdies.
turn,
work
turn,
work
back.
stitches.
twenty-three
back.
stitches, leaving two,
work
leg part.
twenty-one
turn,
side.
one,
stitches.
35.
chain,
one
throughout.
chain, turn, miss
stitches,seven
a
nicely.
fourteen
or
rows,
make
white
crochet,
plain double
work
twenty-eight
double
the work
turn
With
zephyr.
twelve
work
one,
in order
back
colored
and
back.
14
OUR
In
malcing the
Join
the
sides.
begin witli
second
the toe.
forms
two
the
around
side
end,
two
the hand.
the
instep and
the
first side of
the
across
other
instep. At
leg and
tlie
six stitches down
up
side will be toward
the wrong
row
color,work
notch,
Work
stitches
This
the
crochet,taking
three
fortieth
baby;
leg one
instep, two
ing
join-
double
row
notch,
next
third notch, and
on
of
point
three
on
instep to correspond, having sixty-one
of
all round.
is by putting hook
in single crochet, that
Plain, but worked
through back loop and drawing through both loops at once.
3.
Same, but increase ^ve times by taking up a stitch on back of work,
2.
in middle
one
of toe,
little apart, about
Decrease
9.
four
through
second
three
loops on
hook.
10 and
Same
11.
stitches
loop, then
ninth
as
of the middle
Turn
increase, by putting
you
except in 11th
toe.
sock
in heel
two
plain.
rows
first,and
the
row,
of the
five
where
places
same
toe, and
little from
a
Work
stitches.
five times
hook
side
each
one
wool
draw
tillwithin
work
row
through all
four
side,join the edges,
wrong
work
them
as one.
taking up four stitches at the toe, also of heel, and
four
of
trebles
For top of leg join white and make
trebles,
seven
groups
to
a
group.
2.
Make
3.
Join
double
another
crochet
three
row,
the
on
three
to
three
row,
the
to
first and
loop between
loop between
to
top of sock,
chain, fasten
to
two
second
second
in
groups
with
of trebles in first row,
groups
loop in second
same
fasten
group,
chain, fasten
three
of first row.
center
of white
in center
color,four trebles
chain, fasten
chain, fasten
trebles in the
of four
group
loop in first
to same
then
row,
repeat till
finished.
Run
ribbon
through the ribs
pretty worked
very
instead
of
in
twenty-eight
treble
at
and
ankle
crochet, that
only fourteen
rows
This
tie in front.
is the
of
leg and
the
treble
sock
is
instep but
crochet
are
required.
III.
Cast
on
Knit
9.
needle
10.
stitches.
fifty-three
first stitch,then
and
knitting two
Knit plain.
Knit
knit
9.
back
back
times
all the rest
across
and
back.
by putting the yarn
the
over
together.
11, 13, 15, 17 and 19. Same
as
12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Same
and
four
as
ninth
tenth
row.
row.
Then
knit
four
times
across
plain.
Same
as
the
plain. Now
t^aoh. outside
other
divide
needle, and
ninth
on
three
seventeen
Then
row.
knit
four
times
across
and
needles, having eighteen stitches
on
the center
one.
on
16
BABY
OUR
forty additional
on
the
at
sole cast
the
For
ridgesare
the
on
until the
needle
which
narrow,
stitch
in the
fourth
widen
times
side
of
the
and
at
narrow
off.
bind
Next
row
be
the
three
Knit
end
on
the
center
side.
side,widen
one
three
and
more
in
twenty-
Knit
row.
the
and
rows
Knit
between.
of the
plain and
two
rows,
last
of each
J;he right
wrong
knit
stitches
each
twelve
narrow
plain
on
middle.
all the
Sew
styleuntil
knit
Now
wide.
Then
middle, leaving three
across,
knit garter
must
needle.
the top
stitch at the latter end
counted
be
of ihe
each
on
and
knitting
the
around
off.
needle.
the
ridges can
middle
across
up
bind
then
row,
across
heel
in the
times
off.
ing
blocks,narrow-
stitches
the
eight stitches,and
on
the
twenty-two
two
Take
nine
Knit
side.
other
rightside,widening one
heel is eighteen stitched
When
widen
one
repeat
After
stitch.
for the
bind
then
end,
toe
slipperand purl
of the
two
stitches
;
three
parts together.
V.
little boots
These
They
work
basket
is then
boot
the
knit
shell
I
Cast
*Knit
at the
end
2.
Seam
in this
have
19.
Knit
Knit
these
45.
the
Take
Seam
needle, widen
the
across
to
rows
one
*
look
until
you
the needle.
needle,widen
the
from
knitting plain
row,
* across
from
what
one.
the needle.
across
alike,then
change,
seamed, making
was
have
three, knit three.
seam
three,
three, knit three,
stitches
the
through
knit
seventeen
Pay
attention
no
two,
*
*
knit
last two
knit
increasing,twenty-
three,cast
seam
to the
on
right
stitches.
needle,
the
forth, without
and
three,knit three,
seam
third
back
three.
seam
forty-thirdrow.
twenty-seven
a
two
odd
of each
seam
twelve
needle, narrow
46.
*
from
stitches.
ihree,
or
needle
hand
three, seam
three, repeat
from
*
across
stitches.
three, seam
three, repeat from
*
across
the
needle.
Knit
:
thirty-ninestitches.
rest of the
Knit
end
three, knit three,
Seam
six times,
knitting
way,
was
and
44.
any
three, repeat
three, seam
plain, and
the
at
to the
part of the
upper
followingdirections
in followingthem
difficulty
across
three,knit three,repeat from
* seam
knit
three,
three, repeat
two,
stitch
18.
one
knit
The
wool.
white
will have
zephyr.
tiny slipperis
a
instep and
*
what
seaming
rows,
with
The
three, repeat
*knit
one,
Continue
one
no
wool.
white
needle.
of the
Knit
4.
hope
three, seam
*Seam
3.
work
sole,and
of the
and
pink
or
thirty stitches.
on
1.
middle
colored
with
correct, and
are
in the
commenced
are
of blue
very pretty knit
are
in
this
way
seventeen
rows,
narrowing
at
the
end
of even'
odd
SHALL
WHAT
will
With
the
needle
the
across
the
across
the
three, etc.
With
instep,and
twenty-seven
heel,knit three, seam
stitches
is left in the
that
You
work,
needle
same
stitches
side.
other
Seam
1.
knit
seventeen
up
the
on
wool
the white
beginning at
pick
be
the
have
now
then
off.
Bind
thirtystitches on the needle.
slipperpart of the boot completed.
will
There
row.
17
WEAK.
IT
together.
two
forty-three,seam
Do
knit
not
rest of the
the
stitches.
2.
Narrow,
thread
narrow,
narrow,
over,
knit one, * five times,
three stitches together. Turn, the
thread
*
narrow,
narrow
narrow,
over,
work.
3.
Knit
plain sixteen stitches,narrow.
4.
Knit
plain sixteen
5.
Seam
sixteen,seam
stitches,narrow.
together.
two
14, and
18.
Same
as
second
7. 11, 15, and
19.
Same
as
third
8, 12, 16, and
20.
6. 10,
9, 13, and
17.
Seam
21.
Same
Same
fourth
as
fifth
as
row.
row.
In this
thirty-four.
row.
row.
and
row
each
following,there
row
will
\)e fifty-one
stitches.
Narrow
22.
over,
five
over,
23 and
24.
Repeat
fifth
third
*
one
thread
five times,
knit
over,
and
bind
times
the colored
use
the
tenth
boot
Run
a
and
on
the
a
you
knit the
twenty-second
and
twenty-
wool.
side,in
wrong
bow
ribbon
steel needles.
be divided
such
around
a
the
way
as
lower
to
row
make
the
toe
of shells in
in front.
WORSTED
coarse
tw^enty-
off.
that
white
narrow
tie in
^
one
Seam.
times, then
ankle,
Use
knit
ten
rows
square.
the
*
five times, thread
narrow.
narrow,
25.
plain.
over,
more,
*
one
twenty-second, twenty-third, twenty-fourth,and
ninth
Join
Knit
*thread
more,
five times
narrow,
knit
over,
the
rows
The
over,
thread
t^es
narrow
narrow,
thread
times,
five
narrow
narrow,
thread
times, *
three
In
BALL.
knittingballs always
A
medium-sized
cast
on
a
number
ball needs
of
by three.
thirty
the
bit
that
tie
remains, and
casting on thirtystitches,
leave as a sort of
sign-board." This you may call "A," the opposite
B."
end call
Knit from
A to B, leavingone
stitch unknit; turn, knit
toward
A, leaving one stitch unknit; turn, knit toward B, at the end
leave two stitches unknit, turn, knit toward A, leave two stitches; turn
knit toward
B, and leave three stitches;turn, knit toward A and leave
stitches
that
can
After
stitches.
'*
"
18
baby;
ouB
and
A
knit
Turn,
and
B
so
on,
first.
at
as
contrasting
knit
section, knit
another
until
section,leaving yarn at end
gradually,stuffingand shaping as you
to
I.
Cast
f orty-eight,stitches
; knit
on
3d
Same
row.
Same
first
as
6th
first row.
as
Alternately knit five.
Same
row.
II.
Cast
plain, set the needle
round
the
the
the
left hand
the
last stitch
first
10th
three
back
and
ones
7th
row.
sixth
9th
row.
Repeat
row.
wool
the
the end
to
One
stitch
three
times
and
of the row,
off
plain, take
knit
six without
q^ier three, replace them
the
Plain.
5.
row.
five.
plain. 1.
put
them, proceed
Plain.
5th
length.
once
stitch
over
seven.
row.
sixth
as
as
ately
Altern-
row.
PATTERN.
across
one
knit
4.
plain.
Same
stitch,and
Knit
2.
off
Close
five,knit
seam
seven,
desired
it; repeat this
knit
needle
knit
next
1st
second
Same
BASKET
and
with.
together
as
row.
row.
stripis of the
into the
stitch left plain.
knitting, pass the
8th
ANOTHER
and
needle
Same
row.
seven.
stitches
twenty
on
piece. Bind
one
Alternately seam
Seam
"
some
complete this
you
plain.
across
Alternately knit
row.
Xow
firmly to
AFGHAN.
row.
until your
first row
from
FOR
once
row.
4th
row.
seventh
as
2d
five.
knit
seven,
seam
ball
unknit
A.
at
proceed.
PATTERN
BASKET
"
tie
After
sew
end
the
off yarn,
all in
stitches
ten
reaching
seven,
last
the
stitches ; turn, knit
have
before.
have
you
four
you
Break
exactly as
color,and
leave
until
stitches, thus
the twenty
thirty stitches
have
you
stitches,and
four
leave
B.
at
toward
stitches ; turn, knit
three
thus
twice
Commence
more
and
again
with
on
knit
the
row.
III.
Make
a
desired
the
chain
CRAZY
"
STITCH.
length, turn, into the four
crochet
four
stitch,skip two stitches
singlecrochet into same
treble,three chain, one
of the chain, four treble,three chain, one
singleinto same
stitch,repeat
to
of
end
row;
chain,
treble,three
into
turn
last hole
formed
KNITTED
This
pattern
town
knit
yarn,
from
takes
small
on
by three
chain, work
four
single.
one
SKIRT.
one-half
and
one
sized
wood
to
needles,
bone
or
skeins
two
two
of German-
breadths,
ninety-six stitches each.
1.
Knit
plain.
thread
four, throw
narrow,
pass
7. Seam
over
over,
slipstitch
over, knit one, throw
stitch
Knit
2.
across,
knit one,
over
thread
the narrowed
seamed.
one,
the
throw
8. Like the 4th
row.
thread
narrowed
over, knit
etc.
Knit
3.
plain.
knit
over,
one,
4.
knit
Narrow,
four, slipone,
four, throw
four, slipone, narrow,
5. Seam
0. Seam
across.
across.
knit
pass
thread
slipped
Like
the 4th
row.
10. Like
the 4th
row.
6.
11.
Knit
until you
row
Then
seams.
then
of
and
WEAK.
Knit
18.
the pattern
14.
the
Repeat
between
rows
two, thirty-sixrows,
seam
leaves
19
plain.
after the pattern rows,
breadth,
other, which
the
IT
across.
three
have
knit two
back
The
12. Seam
plain.
SHALL
AT
AMI
knit
fourth
rows
of
four
until
or
and
from
the
long enou"-h.
one-half, and
seam
opening.
EDGING.
I.
Cast
fifteen
on
knit
Slip one,
.3and
5.
Plain
4.
7 and
off
Cast
9.
stitch,knit
fifteen,purl
knit
seven,
Knit
knit
Knit
Knit
three,
one,
over,
narrow
knit
one,
three
to
narrow
last
stitch,
plain.
across
knit
knit
before.
as
NOIiMANDY.
Knit
slip
two,
one,
two, slip one,
four, narrow,
knit
over,
knit
five, over,
four,over,
knit
one,
Knit
narrow,
knit
three, over,
knit
knit
knit
two,
bind,
narrow,
narrow,
bind,
two.
four, purl fifteen,
Knit
knit
two,
one,
over,
knit
five.
two,
narrow,
six, over,
over,
knit
knit
three,
knit
over,
knit
two, over, narrow,
Knit
over,
bind,
knit
one,
knit
one,
over,
bind,
narrow,
knit
knit
one,
one,
narrow,
over,
knit
over,
knit
knit
over,
three,
over,
one,
narrow,
over,
four.
knit
five,over,
knit
over,
narrow,
slip
five,
two.
narrow,
over,
over,
narrow,
one,
knit
thirteen,knit
bind,
narrow,
knit
one,
narrow,
over,
five,over,
one,
knit
narrow,
three,purl
slip one,
knit
7.
narrow,
one,
narrow,
one,
knit
narrow,
bind, over,
narrow,
6.
one,
knit
over,
five,over,
narrow,
slip one,
one,
knit
slip
two.
two,
Knit
5.
over,
over,
one,
knit
over,
knit
over,
4.
narrow.
times,
knit
over,
two,
four, narrow,
knit
two.
three.
8.
over,
purl
one,
four
and
LEAF
over,
over,
one,
knit
narrow,
2.
one,
knit
one,
knit
narrow,
knit
over
row
stitches.
two, narrow,
two, over,
knit
times,
one,
one,
second
at
thirty-two
on
1.
one,
purl
one,
knitting.
commence
Cast
knit
knit
one.
II.
knit
row,
times, nar-
one.
Then
over,
four
over
one,
one.
one,
five
over
one,
knit
Plain
8.
knit
one,
knitting.
stitch,knit
Slip one,
6.
Slip
twelve, purl
knit
Slip one,
to last
knit
to last
narrow
over,
2.
1.
stitches.
over,
knit
over,
knit
three, over,
knit
one,
narrow,
narrow,
narrow,
three,purl eleven,
two, slipone,
six, over,
knit
knit
narrow,
knit
over,
bind,
one,
over,
knit
one,
20
baby;
OUR
knit
over,
narrow,
one,
knit
off one,
Bind
8.
one,
knit
over,
narrow,
one,
knit
narrow,
over,
one,
over,
purl
seven,
knit
narrow,
eleven, knit
six.
Knit
9.
four, narrow,
bind, knit
knit
slip one,
over,
one,
knit three, over,
over,
one,
bind,
narrow,
knit
three, over,
knit
over,
knit
narrow,
knit
over,
slip one,
one,
six,over,
one,
narrow,
knit
narrow,
row,
nar-
one,
narrow.
Knit
10.
two, over,
thirteen, knit
Knit
11.
three,
five,over,
over,
knit
three.
nafrow, knit
off two, knit
five,over,
knit
over,
slip one,
eight,purl
knit three
together,
bind,
narrow,
knit
narrow,
over,
seven,
over,
one,
one,
narrow,
knit seven,
over,
four.
purl fifteen,knit
narrow,
knit
over,
narrow,
knit
Bind
three, narrow,
five.
over,
12.
knit
narrow,
III.
Cast
one,
over,
3d
one.
row.
6th
row.
7th
8th
Slip
10th
making
9th
with
seven
four,
the
there
2d
you
six
knit
narrow,
on
one
have
1st
stitches.
knit
the
over,
3d
one.
5th
one.
7th
over,
9th
narrow.
nine
on
knit
row,
6th
row,
over,
knit
narrow,
knit
over,
six stitches
right.
Commence
Knit
one,
one.
on
left hand
needle,
at first row.
thread
narrow,
twice,
over
Kepeat
two.
these
two
rows
till
LACE.
row.
2nd
one.
over,
narrow,
Knit
row,
three,
over,
narrow,
narrow,
plain.
over,
narrow,
knit
three, over,
knit
over,
narrow,
three, over,
narrow,
over,
over,
five, over,
knit
knit
plain.
Knit
10th
knit
narrow,
one,
8th
narrow.
row.
narrow,
plain.
Knit
row.
over,
narrow,
TORCHON
"
1st
knit
two,
Knit
row.
knit
requiredlength.
over,
Knit
4th
over,
INSERTION.
"
one,
stitches.
one,
row.
narrow,
but
are
row.
three, seam
V.
Cast
Plain.
row.
one.
Knit
row.
knit
over,
narrow,
over,
the
IV.
on
narrow,
one,
Plain.
row.
off until
Cast
row.
knit
one,
Plain.
row.
2d
one.
Slip
row.
Plain.
row.
Cast
knit
over,
Slip one, knit two, over,
row
plain.
Slip one, knit three, over,
4th
5th
1st
plain.
across
narrow,
over,
narrow,
row.
one.
Knit
stitches.
seven
on
row,
row,
narrow,
knit
one,
narrow,
plain.
four, over,
plain.
narrow,
over,
narrow
three
together,over,
WHAT
11th
row,
SHALL
IT
Knit
three
five,over, narrow
plain. Repeat from first row.
row.
VI.
Cast
three,
2 and
*
once,
narrow,
Slipone, knit
3.
Needle
4.
and
twenty stitches
on
* over
DIAMOND
"
2^
WEAR.
together,over,
12th
narrow.
LACE.
knit
; repeat to
*
1.
plain.
across
Slip one,
knit
times.
seven
nineteen.
first stitch
through
times, bring through, repeat
as
for
for
thread over eight
plain knitting,
fifteen stitches,knit four
the
next
plain.
5.
row,
pull out
Slipone, knit three,now
leavingsixteen longloops.
needle
the
used
in
the
fourth
Slip one, knit three.
three,skip four loops,take up next four on the
Slip one,
take up first four,passingthem
and knit plain. Then
through
the
Proceed
with
knit.
in
the
remaining
eightloops
same
already
6. 7, 8, 9
and
10.
knit
11.
needle
those
manner.
plain and begin again with
12.
Knit
This
is very handsome
across
VII.
Cast
1.
on
Knit
twenty-sixstitches.
two,
over
"
LEAF
Knit
twice, purl two
throw
slipone,
in white
made
first row.
Saxony
with
fine needles.
EDGING.
across
plain.
together,knit
slippedstitch
over,
knit
one, over,
2.
Knit
knit one, over,
together,knit two.
three,purlone,
twice,purltwo
narrow,
two,
over,
knit
one,
over,
knit
two,
two,
narrow,
knit
two, slipone, narrow, throw slippedstitch
over,
twice,knit two.
over, knit two, over, narrow, over
knit
purl
seventeen,
over
twice,purl two together,knit two, over, knit one,
slipone, narrow, throw slippedstitch over, knit one, over, knit three,
over, knit one, over, knit three,over, narrow, knit four.
gether,
totwice, purl two
4. Knit five,
purl seventeen, over
over, narrow,
3.
Knit
two,
over
knit two.
knit three,over, slipone,
twice,purl two together,
throw slippedstitch over, over, knit five,over, slipone, narrow,
narrow,
row,
throw slippedstitch over, over, knit four,over, narrow, over twice, narover
twice,knit two.
6. Knit three,purl one, knit two, purl one, knit one, over, narrow,
purlseventeen, over twice,purltwo together,knit two.
knit two, over,
7. Knit two, over
twice,purl two together,narrow,
5.
Knit
two,
over
throw
slippedstitch over,
over, knit two, slipone, narrow,
knit two, over, knit one, over, knit two, slip
one, knit one, throw slipped
knit
one,
stitch over, knit one, over, narrow,
%
knit
seven.
22
BABY
OUK
Knit
8.
together,
eight, over,
knit
Knit
9.
purl seventeen,
narrow,
knit
two,
slippedstitch
twice, purl
over
Knit
two,
knit
sL'p one,
twice,
over
purl one, knit two, purl one,
twice, purl two together, knit
over
together,narrow,
slipped stitch over, over,
two
slipped stitch
throw
one,
twice, narrow,
over
throw
one,
one.
twice, purl
over
knit
slip one,
one,
narrow,
knit two,
narrow,*throw
slip one,
over,
knit
purl seventeen,
narrow,
over,
11.
two
knit one, over,
together, narrow,
throw
slipped stitch over,
narrow,
two
one, over,
three, purl one,
Knit
10.
knit
over,
twice, narrow,
over
narrow,
twice, purl
over
two.
three, over, knit one, slip one,
knit
three, over, knit
over,
one,
knit
one,
;
knit
over,
one, over,
one.
knit
over,
knit
knit
five,
five,over,
knit
narrow,
ten.
eight stitches,knit
oif
Bind
12.
twice, purl
over
two
together,
VIII.
Cast
1.
Slip one,
on
Slip one,
the
Slip
4.
the
one,
Repeat.
plain.
purl two
across
together, purl one,
and
over,
purl the
two
stitches
three, leave the
two
stitckes
together, over,
three, over,
6.
Slip one,
7.
Slip
one,
over,
purl
two
knit
narrow,
needle, turn.
knit
ten,
needle,
five, over,
together,over,
of the
knit
together, purl two, over, purl two together,
purl the two stitches each one by itself.
purl two
together,over,
left hand
Purl
5.
purl seventeen,
LACE.
purl five,over,
one,
five,over,
purl two
over,
on
left hand
Purl
3.
knit
narrow,
alone.
one
2.
Knit
stitches.
two, over,
two.
PKETTY
"
together,over, purl two
purl two
each
sixteen
on
knit
purl two
knit
knit
narrow,
over,
stitches
two
turn.
purl
together, purl three, over,
two
purl each
together, over,
knit
eleven, over, narrow,
knit
three, leave the
one,
purl five, over,
purl
together, over,
two
purl
two
stitch alone.
five.
together,purl four,
together, over, purl each one
purl
two
stitches alone.
8.
Slip one,
9.
Purl
twelve, over, narrow,
five,over, purl two
off four
10.
Bind
11.
Slip one,
over,
knit
knit
knit
three, turn
and
go
back.
together,purl eleven.
stitches,knit
six,over,
eight, over,
narrow,
knit
narrow,
one,
over,
knit
five.
narrow,
over,
row,
nar-
two.
Slip one, purl nine,
12.
knit
over,
purl
two
together,purl three,
turn
and
go back.
13.
knit
Knit
two.
five,over,
narrow,
knit
two, over,
narrow,
over, narrow,
over,
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cSaUy prepa) ed and tho) onghUjfe'^ted,
has met
and
with
universal
a
more
welcome
recep
approval,or afforde
and
to invalids or to yoking
relief
sufferingchildren and aged persons
Thif has been confirmedby thotisands of,
testimonials from chemists, physicians,
/n
/^headsoff amities and the
more
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" SONS
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NORTH
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PHILADELPHIA,
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your
and
Dealer
Prices
for
will
our
CO.,
"
Goods,
be mailed
on
and
if he
does
application.
not
keep them,
logues
Cata-
24
OUR
By
is
before
the
parents,
we
in
at
needed
much
a
present,
that
around
entire
the
die
to
human
suggestive
are
of
the
family
fallen
our
of the young,
of
young
it
will result
investigations as
are
as
young
child
of the
management
humanely
as
the
life,perhaps,
the
exceptions, though
some
facts
with
for
proportion
a
following
in
treated
the
who,
animals
us.
Probably one-third
"
it is unnatural
large
so
The
reform
not
are
if connected
reasonably expect
may
civilized
in
babes, particularly
startle us, leading to such
should
and
nature,
Hanafokd.
H.
While
die in childhood.
LIFE.
community,
startle any
perfectlyastounding
should
J.
the
animals.
domestic
of the
Dn.
among
would
which
is
havoc
a
INFANT
OF
WASTE
There
baby;
of
in mountains
good
medical
and
in
infancy
been
reign, have
of his
; many
neglect,cruelty, or
has piledup
Death
children, whom
victims
wholesome
tions,
sanitary condicare."
Ci/rus
enlightenedparental
averted
been
and
treatment,
died
from
more
many
monuments
have
might
have
race
innocent
mortality as
which
of disease
of
myriads
; but
ignorance
tlie human
hands,
murderous
by
of them
of
by
"
Buott.
by Quetelet
It is laid down
England
In
after
first month
the
ratio of
birth,and
to
tenth
the year
die under
that
children
the
of
before
births, while
twelve
every
a
one-quarter
of children
the number
one
*'
that
one
die
in
is completed."
is in the
old
year
alone
London
in
born
it is
one
in
in
the
eleven.
"
London,
In
forty-one per cent,
years old; and as
about
is
ten
nearly
death
foods
says,
the
are
with
of
pap,
is
no
babes,
says,
but
I know
is manifest
mistake,
in the
"
Zimmermann
about
constitute
that
they
one-tenth
at the
die
division of the
fact, in the western
is this large mortality of children
of most
causes
all the
among
"It
among
Again, nearly
of less than
children
pa.-t,
of
rate
city,the
that
fivo
ratio
sivells the
Times.'"
London
rate."
Lieblg
"
It
fourteen.
are
to this age
city,it
the
In
up
old.
at welve-month
deaths
deaths
fifth of all the
just a
or
less than
children
cent.
per
of
of all the
population of
of the
cent,
per
infants
among
are
year,
twenty
but
a
of half the
of the diseases, and
country
I know
also that
well
as
well
very
it has
the usual
fact,that
in all
as
killed
many
of death
cases
large towns."
millions
that
farinaceous
of infants
are
fed
of thousands
hundreds
them."
Dr.
Eustace
Children,"
and
Smith, author
one
of
the
of
best
''
The
Wasting
authorities
on
Diseases
the
of Infants
treatment
and
of infants,
WHAT
"
says,
There
is another
SHALT,
class of
the
IT
where
cases
25
AVEAR.
nutrition
is
factory,
equally unsatisenough. These
supply
food,
food,
the child has been
weaning is premature, or where
to replacethe natural
brought up by hand, and the kind of food chosen
is injudiciously
nourishment
selected,so that the limited digestivepower
although
of the child
and
is unable
the
development
milk, although
mother's
to the
nutriment
the food
shows
a
nutritious
A
he
receives
is not
for the
necessary
the
diet
substituted
in
enough
child
into
Here
growth
for
the
itself,
yet
in proportion to the
He is only nourished
by
otherwise
healthy,while it
supplies little
nourished
his stomach.
in a child
digest. Weakness
of
degree
nutrition,and therefore calls for an increased
time calls for increased care
in
nourishment, yet at the same
he
can
deficient
supply of
tlie selection
of the
of food.
kind
There
is
a
between
difference
food
and
' '
nourishment.
It is
tissues.
infant.
food
of the
it into material
to convert
of
bulk
is liberal
as
where
occur
cases
of
that
simply feeding a child,cramming its stomach
with food, wholesome
or
otherwise, is the equivalent of nourishing it,
and
giving it health, strength, endurance, vitality,
preparing it to resist
the attacks of disease.
To
food
be
must
nourish,
digested,changed to
then
transformed
into
wonderfully
good blood,
part of the human
every
body. The process of digestion,like any other labor, is exhausting,
will account
for the fact that some
Wasting vital force, which
persons
after liaving eaten
wliicli cannot
be
a
heavy meal just before retiring,
digestedwithout great effort,are more
fatigued in the morning than at
stomach
the
been
severely taxed during the night, so much
having
night,
so
follyto
to rob
as
suppose
the
victim
of needed
sleep and
rest.
Indeed,
it is
possible to
of
less nourishing,tlie effort to
or
indigestiblefood, more
will exhaust
such food would
as
nearly or quite as much
digestwhich
nourish, if properly digested. Eating too much, particularly of food
difficult of digestion, may
be as unfavorable
to health, as wasteful of
vital energies,as fasting,or an
insufficient supply of food.
We
may
from
starve
excessive
since
the
or
nearly
quite
digestiveorgans
eating,
be
such
reduced
that
will
to
state
be
unable
ficient
to
a
they
dispose of sufmay
take
masses
food
The
too
more
often.
to sustain
prominent errors are, 1. Feeding too
3. Giving food entirelyinappropriateto
First,if we
of about
given at
and
with
a
remember
gill,
we
once,
shall
that
see
lest this organ
its powers
the
life.
whole
the
that
stomach,
only
of
amount
2.
Feeding
infant
the
birth, has
small
shall become
wasted, preparing
train
a
at
much.
only
of
stomach.
the
food
capacity
should
he
abnormally enlarged, deranged
dyspepsia,in after years,
digestivediseases,liver weaknesses, bowel
the
way
for
26
derangements,
overloaded
do with
to
excess
se
As
ease
more
.ringrelief
j
hours, and,
two
at
and
if,indeed,
allowed.
the breast, with
the
crying
expressive language
which
should
taken,
when
kind,
this
with
such
sadly
the
be in
their
such
breast
when
very
not
best
taxed,
the
system
ing,
cry-
kind
to
when
stomach
simple
water
is called
too
or
be
never
case
of
usual,
when
but
cannot
be
allowed
the
to
custom
injury, to
effects of the
digested,but
must
is
injury
concussion, just
of
this
all their
confuse
recuperative offices,since
is in
excited
state, needing every
and
no
by
ing
showforces
powers,
Food
injury.
nature's
an
ticularly
Par-
relief.
be convinced
concentrate
being
hunger,
as
the
a
for, and
is the
accident, an
dangerous
has
most
little
a
or
great heat, pain
it affords
should
their
"
regarded
received
the
ger,
to hun-
wants,
the
harm, only
never
Indeed,
always produce vomiting, thus
rest, that the vital and recuperative
to counteract
only
crying
!
in
night,
at
almost
needs
sense
We
such
arrested,as
brain
the
one
of the
sleep and
meal
cry
no
If the
most
often
in the
and
time.
more
to the
absurd, and
be
that
exercise,that
Coldness,
more
not
absurd
accidents
interfering with
digestwhile
the
should
head,
stomach
no
times
still
to
by pain
do
can
it after it is
Babes
etc., should
pin,
a
custom
the
it
be
may
the child and
mothers, who,
caused
one
importance; ularly
particNor
is this
sleep.
it,but
many
feeding.
But
which
meal,
needing
possible regard
impairing digestion.
extent
fact that
doing
to
crying, which
the
connected
should
such.
babe
too
special thirst.
of
night. Indeed,
of
for
brain,
ing
allowsufficient,
slain its millions
has
been
offered,as
no
prick
as
is
at
the
the
putting
that
is
there
for the
as
breast," during
allowed
thirst,when
from
"
often
be
treated
that
so
needing
for half
is intended
no
false
of
results
the
may
not
accustomed
not
far
have
babe
suffer,both
when
folly of
the
Hence,
cries,offer
arrest
little over
the
much
the
at
babe
early infancy,
though
the
A
times,
the
time,
particularlyin
never
digested in
of great
secure
improper feeding
of any
ly.
Second-
is deemed
too
an
results.
morning
matter
must
secure.
few
the
it is needful
mother
the
a
cry
of
fatal,while
bowels,
is
during
seems
improper food, or
much
as
there
habe
ordinary babes, allowing
"constantly drag
to
it and
perhaps
babe
babes,
that
the
serious
more
hours
before
cannot
great length
they usually
than
proves
for
often
as
hours
who
mother,
is allowed
not
refreshingsleep,a
of age,
night, both
day,
sufficient for
prove
for any
five months
to
food
of
in three
once
of
presence
absolutely necessary,
night, four
the
the
necessary
be
is
rest
as
six,will
for
will
prevention
natural
which
,
sound
mother
rest
the
babe
during
babe
with
etc.
seven
taken
adult, the
feedinga
good meals each
muscles,
meal
the
the
fortunate
vomiting,
than
ordinary milk,
"
It is indeed
in
stomach,
"
;
etc.
diplitlieria,
croup,
is relief for the
of
BABY
OUR
taken
derange,
food
force
can
to
aid
WHAT
in the
of the
removal
to
respect
fast,and
The
of
use
more
harm.
remembered
of
process
in that
found
teeth, which
such
as
head
to
suggests,
in every
long
so
lias
of wet
rest
evil,if possible the
the
full
import
the
natural
milk,
for that
occasion
is no
furnishes
nature
While
this
is in
of the
babe
till about
the time
such
as
it to
the
of
of
of the
called
grape
cZ/a.s'^ase,
using
form
it is
it is not
of several
appearance
any
in the
when
adult, ahvays,
the
be
babe,
sugar,
kind
this
of
let it
this,
food
of
source
solid
of
grains, the potato, beans, peas,
the
starch, as
contain
of
of
product
nothing
saliva
the
impropriety
the
indicates
may
nature
as
the
thicknesses
allowed
digests starch, changing
digestion,as
needed.
long
several
babe
the
ones,
mother's
the
since
saliva, which
in the
wrapped
imderstand
starch, there
no
in
is still another
foods
To
that,
contains
Instead, when
injury.
in;j.
improper
serious
dry
sleep as
to
refresh
sleep seems
be
with
cloths,slightlycovered
not
of the
results
severelyjarred, it should
been
27
WKAR.
IT
SHALT.
food,
root,
arrow-
of the articles
digestiveferment, many
in
the
stomach
and
of food
undigested, remaining
given to babes
the
whole
bowels
as
body.
irritants,fermenting, rotting,contaminating
foods
these
rendered
still
when
cult
diffiare
This is much
more
aggravated
of cooking, combining the
of digestion by false methods
grain
of these
condiments, the worst
product with grease and the irritating
in
almost
this
articles being lard,
putrescent,
preparing food, if
way
adults
with
which
even
be
food it may
good digestivepowers
called,
not
canwithout
less
to
or
more
becoming
long use,
tic.
dyspepany great extent,
It is very
cannot
plain that babes, with weak
digestivepowers,
Of
etc.
this
without
course,
is
"
rich pastry,
digestsuch
for that
stomach,
adult
the
The
purpose.
be
must
it is rich in starch
without
the
t!ie
in
still
products
even
this
bowel
by
way
or
diastase in their
easy
food
as
all starch
for
which
"
flour,corn
coats
of
mass
less
by
of
the
cannot
saliva
digestion in
babe, simply
be digested
is
simple
will
be
stomach
What
and
can
demanded,
and
be
that
Of
manner.
the
victims
starch, to
bread, all
of
similar articles,
course,
infants
of various
fed
forms
of
Infantum^ such undigested food
bowels, nature
throwing of the
and
putrefying refuse
of
presence
potato, white
common
including Cholera
of the
the
starch, tapioca, sago,
most
inflammation
abuse.
knowledge
in the
of
account
on
starchy, the
thrive, but
derangement,
continued
More
of fine
cannot
irritatingthe
more
more
prepared
offending
the
rice, therefore,very
nearly
"
with
condemned
applies,
remark
"
when
supplied
aid of this diastase.
same
arrow-root
of
use
because
The
if
even
in
the
disease,the
done
young
most
direct
bowels
to avert
mothers
these
may
way,
attended
becoming diseased
well
known
evils?
better understand
28
ouK
diet is needed
what
for the
under
babe,
tlie mother
Indeed,
very
responsibleposition,as certainlyas
clerr;nian, the physician, since
responsibleposition.
of her business, yet the
ruining
A
the health
foods, 2, Their
minds
of the
of the
mother,
it is her
pride, an
infant.
But
to
her
not
receive
the
such
a
other
case, it is
those
regard to
concerned,
doughnuts,
foods, for
the
that
none
fit for the
mother,
difficult of
lacking in
the
or
milk
the
the
milk
babe,
and
it is to
is indeed
unwilling
it is not
false
a
mother
a
plain
that
it
is too
mother
being impaired. In
it,substitutingsome
wean
say,
for
it is
the
her
nurse
is
between
the
to
wise
w-hen
or
to
simply
common
being
the
so
food
usual
of the
In
in the market.
far
pies, the
the
as
babes
are
cups,
the
custard
potato and
the
cow's
milk
very
differs
starchy
other
much
widely
richer
and
nourishing, stronger
more
"
in contrast
and
of
babe.
table
shows
duty
cake,
that
cow's
digestion
parts of woman's
edge
knowl-
of the duties
lard enters, the
sweetness,
following
feeding.
many
of her
That
the artificial foods
will
sponge
all articles in which
are
with
different
that
true
food
health
her
generallybe
table, I
the
with
away
of the human
The
will
also be remembered
It must
quite
of
of
the
too
thrive,when
not
nourishment,
preparation of milk,
table, some
of
which
is
in which
it is the
that
choice
no'ihing
thrive, as certainlyas
who
mother
a
it is evident
plain
The
food.
of
necessary
and
values
of mortal
it does
when
as
;
habits
wrong
schools.
more
comparable
sense
natural
in the
circumstances
are
child
exhausted
much
position
there
a
of
life,or
design
induces
which
shrink
to
one
from, or
privileges
food for the pledge of conjugal affection.
She
natural
of the
and
no
unquestionably
of the
its sacred
with
unworthy
does
idea
knows
with
if both
child
home
child,at
to funish
to disdain
nurse
a
her
occupy
her
teacher,
apx)ropriatefor babes,
is the
health,
to nurse
erroneous
maternity,
is
duty
such
educate
is in
one
can
who
relative
much
It is
persons
milliner
babe, by
a
Those
as
s^pred.
a
for
the
dressmaker,
is in
1, The
obtained
are
young
if
of
digestion,3,
easily
as
few
in which
trained, prepared
the
employ
constitution
of
does
bonnet
a
understand,
time
is
which
that
and
should
mother
spoilingof
circumstances
be
to
very
would
one
varied
needs
placed.
No
"
the
it is
the
"
baby;
with
that
of the
in caseine
while
of the
Water
Sugar
Casein
Butter
Salts
1,000.00
"
it is
ent
compon-
"
1,000.00
that
mother.
comparative proportions
milk:
from
30
baby;
OUR
as
the
scientifically
by
this
time
and
children
their
to
MELLIN'S
OF
"
analyzed
Food
your
#f
Infants."
or
of
letter
your
it contains
find
I
milk,
and
water
with
accordance
In
W.
C,
I
16th,
the
Previous
:
Gray's
Square,
London,
"
and.
tions
constitu-
FOOD.
7 South
Laboratory,
:
foods,
robust
and
patients.
ANALYSIS
Sir
professior
farinaceous
health
giving
are
their
medical
the
old-fashioned
the
Melliivt's
of
of
members
abandoned
entirely
themselves
availing
advanced
27, 1874.
have
carefully
it
mixing
to
Inn,
June
with
warm
"
.3.2
Moisture
Grape
.
.
,
.26.4
Sugar
.
.
.
and
Dextrine
.
.
.
.
Sugar-forming
Nitrogenous
.
.
45.3
matters
.
.
.
.16.1
matters
.
Mineral
Salts
Residue
insoluble
0.47
containing
in
.
.
.
Acid
Phosphoric
cent.
per
.
2.6
.6.4
water
.
.
.
.
100.0
Every
had
and
addition
of
would,
changed
render
to
and
of
soluble
the
insoluble
in
objections
/oori
.to
highest
water,
other
suitable
and
foods
G.
Mellin.
the
total
the
for
am
This
infants
^es/i
of
previous
faithfully
II.
and
starch
to
bone
had
entirely
so
is
what
of
amount
forming
percentage
38.5,
to
71.7
large
"
Food
rose
precisely
The
on
"
the
whole
is
low
extremely
absence
after
the
infants.
young
transformable
grape-sugar
action
indicates
while
I
Mr.
to
phosphates
type,
of
until
proceeded
longer
hour
an
mated
esti-
grape-sugar,
readily
Half
percentage
time.
into
matter
water.
the
have
doubt,
converted
into
or
and
directed,
allowing
by
required
protein
no
test,
milk
as
either
been
copper
warm
mixed
been
had
starch
Fehling's
by
the
of
trace
of
obviate
ment
nutriresidue
the
dentition.
yours,
C.
BARTLETT,
Pii.
D.,
F.C.S.
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