Again, in the commencement of a diarrhoea, a warm bath, and discontinuing the cause of the attack, will alone suffice to cure; and, more-over, in the protracted diarrhoea attendant upon teething, where, after various remedies have been tried in vain, the child has lost flesh and strength to an apparently hopeless degree, Recovery has been brought about by the simple use of the warm bath.

freely; dash cold water on Cholera and diarrhoea face and chest.

And if this is not procured early, there will be great danger of a diarrhoea setting in, which may probably prove fatal to the child.

Should not the diarrhoea yield to the foregoing measures, and that readily, medical aid ought to be sought.