THE STORYTELLER.
MODERN DOCTORING. The child was' extremely ilk Anybody could see that. "What' has she been eating?" asked the doctor. "She is just home from a little children's party, where the refreshments were chicken sandwiches, .fruit cake, nuts, coffee, chocolate creams, and lobster salad," said mamma. The doctor looked perplexed. "Anything else?" he asked. Mamma thought a moment. "Oh, yes! Fruit ices," she said.
"Ah!" exclaimed the doctor at once. the water with which the ices were made was not thoroughly sterilised." He shook his head.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 94, 20 April 1904, Page 5
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