4 HINT TO MOTHERS.
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All young animals naturally delight to be
in the open air, and in perpetual motion; but
we signify our dsapprobation of this inten-
ton Of nature, by confirming our infants most
" in houses, and swath.ug them, when born,
as tightly as possible. This natural instinct
appears very strong, when we see child
released from its confinement in the short in
terval betwixt pulling off its day clothes, and
swathng it again before it is put to sleep
The evident tokens of delight which the lit
tie creature shows in recovering the free use
of its limbs, and the strong reluctance 1t dis
covers to be again remitted to its bondage.
one would think should strike conviction OF
the cruelty and absurtlity Of this practice in.
into the most stupid of mankind.-Er. Gre
cory.