Cough in Its Relations to Morbid States of the Nasal Passages.

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who inaugurated and maintain the present system of discipline will find fewer thorns in their tute¬ lary path, and give more satisfaction to the taxpaying parents who support the educational insti¬ tutions.A Lover of Children." This lady, signed "A Lover of Children," makes some happy hits. In the matter of em¬ ploying teachers, too often teachers are employed who are physical wrecks, this being done from a charitable standpoint. I have known teachers in our common schools who were expectorating large quantities of tubercle every day-spit it upon the floor to dry, of course, and, when dry, to be driven into the air of the schoolroom by every movement of the scholars and every puff of the air. Teachers should be sound in body and mind, and should be employed because they love the work and love children. COUGH IN ITS RELATIONS TO MORBIDSTATES OF THE NASAL PASSAGES.Read in the Section of Laryngology and Otology, at the Fortieth An¬