ru1IDREN'S FOOD.
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A lady Of Yorkshire observes, III letter DAT
cd March Cd, that in consequence OF looslng her
first three children; one during teethmg' ana
two Of innamation in the bowels she gave her
f,,rth ch,ld a little lime water in every article OF
food, adding desert, and some times only tea
spoon full Of lime water to every article, whether
LIQUID or thick. 1t succeeded in keeping up
healthy digestion, and regular state of the bow
els: the child, instead Of being feversh, fatulent
and fretful, as her preceding children had been,
continued cool and cheerful tree from any
without apv constitutional disturbance
has continued this practice with two more OF
her children with the same effects: We have ave
Known This simple addition to the food of chill.
dren prove very cfticacious in inclpient cases OF
rickets and Of irritable bowels, attended with
loosencss, &C.; but if the chid be aisposeu 70
cost;vcness. on account of its astringent quality,
a little magnesia should be occasionally added to
