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Deficiency of milk may exist even at a very early period after delivery, and yet be removed. This, however, is not to be accomplished, by the means too frequently resorted to, for it is the custom with many,2 or 3 week after their confinement, if the supply of nourishment for the infant is scanty, to partake largely of malt liquor for its increase. Sooner or later this will be found injurious to the constitution of the mother but how, then, is the deficieny to be obviated?. Let the nurse keep but in good health, and this point gained, the milk, booth as to quantity and quality, will be as ample, nutritious, and good, as can be produced by the individual.

I would recommended a plain,generous, and nutritious diet, not one description of food exclusively but as is natural, a wholesome, mixed, animal and vegetable diet, with or without wine or malt liquor, according to former habit and occasionally, where malt liquor has never been previously taken, a pint of good sound ale may be taken daily with advantage, if it agree with the stomach. Regular exercise in the open air is of the greatest importance, as it has an extraordinary influence in promoting the secretion of healthy milk. Early after leaving the lying in room, carriage exercise, where it can be obtained,is to be preferred, to be exchanged, in a week or so, for horse exercise, or the daily walk. The tepid, or cold salt-water shower bath should be use every morning, but if it cannot be borne, sponging the body with salt water must be subtituted.

By adopting with perseverance the foregoing plan, a breast of milk will be obtained as ample in quantity, and good in quality, as the constitution of the parent can produce as the following case proves.

I attended a lady 24 years of age, a delicate, but healthy women, in her first convinement. The labour was good. Everything went on well for the first week accept that although the breast became enlarge and promised a good supply of nourishment for the infant, at its close there was merely the little oozing from the nipple. During the next fortnight a slight, but very gradual increase in quantity took place, so that a dessert spoonful only was obtained about the middle of this period, and perhaps double this quantity at its expiration. In the mean time the child was necessarily fed upon an artificial diet, and as consequence its bowels became deranged and severdearrhoea followed.

For 3 or 4 days it was a question wether the little one would live, for so greatly had it been reduced by the looseness of the bowels that it had not strenght to grasp the nipple of its nurse, the milk, therefore was obliged to be drawn, and the child fed with it from a spoon. After the lapse of few days, however, it could obtaned the breast milk for it self and to meke short of the case, during the same month, the mother and child return home, the former having a fairy fair proportion of healthy milk in her bosom, and the child perfectly recovered and evidently thriving fast upon it.

Where, however, there has been an early deficiency in the supply of nourishment, it will most frequently happen that, before the 6 or 7 month, the infant's demands will be greater than the mother can meet. The deficiency must be made up by artificial food, which must be of a kind generally employed before the 6 month, and given through the bottle.