Pestalozzi's object-lesson was adopted by Wilderspin and thoroughly sterilised; many teachers still remember the lessons on the orange, leather, camphor, paper, sugar, in which the teacher's senses were trained, for only she came in contact with the object, and the children from their galleries answered questions on an object remote from most of their senses, and only dimly visible to their eyes.

Once a week each prisoner's blankets and clothes are passed through the disinfecting chamber and thoroughly sterilised.

The rooms are scrupulously clean; and the hospital sterilising chamber serves to disinfect the clothes, which, after being washed and labelled, are stored in a wardrobe and handed back to the owners when they leave the hospital.

The operating theatre is well arranged; a sterilising stove is heated by paraffin.

In a neighbouring ward a powerful fumigating stove, built by natives after a French model, enables instruments and dressings to be completely sterilised.

The prisoners' garments and bedding are sterilised in a special apparatus.

Each camp is provided with a disinfecting furnace, linen and upper garments being sterilised once weekly.

To enable timid men to avoid a tip, the police are providing taxi-drivers with antiseptic mouthpieces, through which their words may be sterilised.

It is particularly noteworthy that each accession of new blood seems to sterilise its predecessors.

One is that spread of knowledge and that accompanying change in moral attitude which is more and more sterilising the once prolific American home, and the second is the rising standard of feminine education.

The Germans sterilise thought, making it active with a wild virginity; which can bear no fruit.

The surgeon's wagon, with hot-water and sterilising apparatus, was waiting without.

The shells seemed to have sterilised the earth.

" Rowcliffe turned to the table and picked up a probe and a lancet and dropped them into a sterilising solution.

POTATO BREAD WITH WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR.Take a half gill of liquid yeast made as for Boiled Potato Yeast No. 2, and add milk, sterilised and cooled to lukewarm, to make a pint.

I haven't the slightest doubt that we shall end by segregating or sterilising the person of criminal tendencies, which only means a total inability, in the presence of a temptation, to foresee consequences, and which gratifies a momentary desire.

Then art takes its revengeand we are bad artists, because we are poor and sterilised human beings.

Special entrances for ambulances were already in existence, baths had already been fitted in the wounded reception rooms, and in many cases sterilising sheds were already installed.