A sense of responsibility in this respect is gradually growing in the schools; a fair number provide for sleep, a few try to train the children to eat lunch slowly and carefully, and some try to arrange for milk or cod-liver oil in the case of very delicate children.

In the same way, for disorders of the blood, burnt purple, pomegranate seeds, mulberries, and other red ingredients were dissolved in the patient's drink; and for liver complaints yellow substances were recommended.

No other dog has exactly the same shade of coat, which the word "liver" hardly describes exactly, as it is totally different from the ordinary liver colour of an Irishman, a Pointer, or even a liver Field Spaniel.

Now it happened some years ago that the sheep frequenting these pastures became affected with the disease known as 'liver-rot'; and here we must make a short digression into the domain of pathology.

If you think of skeletons again, I'll give you a liver pill.

Facts on cirrhosis of the liver and other liver damage in chronic alcoholism.

The thin-walled liver cells take from the blood certain materials which they elaborate into an important digestive fluid, called the bile.

The fittest time is "two or three hours after supper, when as the meat is now settled at the bottom of the stomach, and 'tis good to lie on the right side first, because at that site the liver doth rest under the stomach, not molesting any way, but heating him as a fire doth a kettle, that is put to it.

We venture to say that he pleases all and sundry, "thrusters," hound-men, and liver-men alike, because he invariably has a double object in viewhe hunts his fox and he humours his field.

Dish it, and smother it either with onion, mushroom, or liver sauce, or parsley-and-butter; the former is, however, generally preferred to any of the last-named sauces.

In Normandy and Brittany these ducks, as well as other sorts, greatly abound; and the "duck-liver pâtés" are there almost as popular as the pâté de foie gras of Strasburg.

The mouth supplies the saliva; in the walls of the stomach are little glands which produce the gastric juice; the pancreatic juice is made by the pancreas; the liver secretes bile; while scattered along the small intestines are minute glands which make the intestinal juice.

Delirium tremens, liver disease, alcoholic phthisis, alcoholic degeneration of kidney and all the varied forms of paralysis, insanity, and other affections due to alcohol, would be completely effaced.

THE WHITE POODLE should have dark eyes, black or very dark liver nose, lips, and toe-nails.

'Fo' Gawd, nigger, I never felt so quare in all my born days as when I wuz a- jobbin' de livers o' dem white men lak de sahgeant tol' me to."

Sometimes, as already said, a little blood will be found in the dejection, owing to congestion of the mucous membrane from liver obstruction.

to 15 per cent., which is the most that can be tolerated of the nauseous cod liver oilits tonic and up-building properties are much greater.

" "Their soul's affright, their heart amazed quakes, The trembling liver pants i' th' veins, and aches.

Casey went back to camp and got another can, this time of strawberry, and in a spirit of peevishness added a small tin of the liver paste that had caused him a night's discomfort.

Now in long broils and feuds we roast, Like Strasburg geese that living toast To make a liver-paté, And all because we fondly strove To set the city of our love In scientific fame above Her sister Cincinnati!

For an inconstant man to write of constancy, a profane liver prescribe rules of sanctity and piety, a dizzard himself make a treatise of wisdom, or with Sallust to rail downright at spoilers of countries, and yet in [407]office to be a most grievous poller himself.

As soon as I had changed I sent him out to make purchases for our luncheonfive sous' worth of stale bread, and ten sous' worth of liver sausage, of which he was inordinately fond.

his liver smoky, his lungs dried up, insomuch that he verily believed his soul was either sodden or roasted through the vehemency of love's fire."

It is bad enough to have to endure the gloom of men virtually condemned to death and looking for a chance to kill themselves, but it is better than treading the sand to have one's liver split, one's throat cut, and be dragged out with the hooks.

Note any liver spots, white scars, moles, warts, etc.