When a few nights have tailed to bring
calm to the little being out of the experience
and the last going to lied alone is as had as
tiie first, and all threats have only nude
the matter worse and all reasoning has
produced no good ra-nlt; when be has tried
to conquer, and the effort has left him
trembling as violently as it he had an ague
then it is something not to lie overcome
by harsh or rough or peremetory measures,
and the mother should see to it that this
child has some active physical exercise just
before going to bed that "ill make his
little body glad to r“st. and she would best
lie down beside him, or find some work
that sh can do upstairs until he falls
asleep, iu order to afford him the comfort
and companionship and the sense of her
embracing love, and soo’hc his irritable
nerves to repose instead of rousing them
to action.
