(To bhe Editor.)

Sir, Apply a hot bran poulbice in a flannel bag (a cotton bag will do, only place a piece of flannel bebween ib and bhe skin) to the back between bhe shoulders. Firsb rub with olive oil, then wring a towel out of cold waber, fold four or five thick and place on bhechesb well up to the throat. Cover well with tbe bed clothes. Allow poultice to remain as long as com fortable,—about half an hour. Have hot ■vinegar and hob olive oil ready. First sponge wibh vinegar, dry, and rub with oil, wear a piece of flannel on back and chest. The above treatment can with safety be applied to the most delicate infant In making the poultice use three large handfuls of bran, and only sufficient toiling water fco damp. Allow two hours to elapse before applying another poulbice. —I am, etc., Geo. Goosman.
SCANDINAVIA.
