The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-09

Yes, Jack, dear, the party is all
over and you may come In and hear
about II. II was q great success,
shah lut our son have another birth
day rarty when he Is months old;
he enjoys them so much.
He was such Il darling AMI listen
ed SO patiently TO the many Ideas
advanced about the care OF children.
Really, he had the dearest little
smile that Is, until Mrs, James
wanted to force his attention upon
her stupid baby. You know, our
| darling DOESN'T care much about
little boys anyway. lie was perfect
! ly radiant when Daisy Miller toddled
! up to him. | just know he is going
! to be very popular with girls s#e@
YES, Mrs James insisted upon
his looking at her Jimmy Then
John Vincent. jr,, set up such a
howl that | had ia call the nurse to
quiet him. Mrs, James said 1t must
na an awful trial for young mother
to haze d cross baby as If he didn't
have proyo4ation when he was made
to look at the stupidest
mo, Jack, I'm not knocking as
sou say. am just telling YOU the
truth. You know the truth ought
to be spoken at all times
Don't you know what we do at
baby parties? | forgot that this
was the first one-that yous We're
never a young mother before. Well,
father, then, We tell each other
how 10 care for our babies. | told
them my experience, Oh, you can
learn lot In two months. Yes. gou
can
"They didn't seem to be much in
terested in my plans until | told
them of my idea Of beginning TO
train haby's mind at very early
age. / told them about taking little
Jack shopping last week, They
were asfonished to learn that he al
ready appreciates pretty things. Yes,
be Just loves to shop.
Now. Jack, as If a mother didn't
understand what her baby liked!
Well, ii sou insist upon having the
the symptoms
eHe enjoyed shopping 50 much
that he slept all the time the clerks
we're making a fuss over him, They
wanted to see the color of his eyes
and he pretended he was sleepy, but
/ know he was listening to tneir
ilattery just like a man
Really, Jack, didn't know there
vas SO much worry In finding the
right kind OF food for baby. ! am
almost discouraged. have been
giving him Muigrum's baby food, and
to-day Mrs. James said that she had
always used IL for her Jimmy- so
went right out and told the nurse
not 10 give Cur precious darling any
more OF 1t. She looked discouraged.
because we have tried 80 msny
foods, but I made up my mind at
once not to use 1t, for we don't want
our baby to turn out stupid as Mrs
James Jimmy.
when | got back Mrs. Davis was
telling that she used Joter's baby
food. | have some of that, but shall
throw IT out. Why? Can you ask
such question? Don't you love
your baby? Well, then, do you want
him to grow to look like her child
rem? Yes, food has a lot to do with
II Helps to Young Mothers says
that potatoes make the skin coarse
and If you don't want to listen
10 what. will make your son fne
looking
Mrs. Miller asked me II | ever
saw healthier child than her Daisy
and she always used the Laeetsaii-
Ills food. | had to admit that Daisy
looked all right and that the Lactea-
Tits agreed perfectly with my baby.
Now that has to be thrown odt, too.
No. I wouldn't risk another bit II II.
Her child is the worst-behaved little
girl in this neighhorhood.
There. babys crying now. What's
the matter. nurse? Well, IL he won't
drink the Ozone milk YOU will have
to give him iae: a hti!a oi the Null
gruns's. although it is risky and
shall ,roaa3ly aaye dreadful tine
correcting him when he is little
older.
Don't worry about his crying,
John, for it strengthens his lungs
Mrs. Miller said that oar baby GER
tainly had the strongest lungs oil any
child in the building. She never adj
mitted anything nice about him be-
fore.
Now, what shall / do about
! his food? OF course. he has to have
uourfshment, but everything seems
10 have some awful objection. Ask
grandma? Now. John Vincent Har-
ris. as il didn't think of that as
soon as this -this difficulty arose'
I know you will laugh at her suggest
ion. did. Besides. We can't afford