A simple nutritious diet helps greatly in correcting this trouble. Liquid foods and large quantities of water should not be taken after five o'clock in the evening. Breakfasts should be nutritious and composed largely of eggs, simply cooked; dry or milk toast, stewed prunes, figs or baked bananas, and a glass of milk. The heavy meal should be at nopn and consist of chicken, eggs, white-fleshed fish, baked potatoes or boiled rice; a little spinach, carefully-cooked peas, sweet corn cut from the cob, carefully-stewed young turnips or celery, and a simple dessert, fruit gelose, fruit tapioca, or a little whipped cream.

Suppers should be much like breakfasts, bread and milk, cornmeal mush and milk, milk toast, stewed figs and cream, with toast. After the child is prepared for bed, see that the bladder is emptied, and that he is in a comfortable position, with his head almost level with the rest of the body.

Such children must avoid at all times tea, coffee, spiced foods, red meats, sour foods, candies, cakes, rich puddings, pies, pork, veal, fried foods, beef tea, bouillon, consomme, hot breads, bran breads, coarse vegetables, and they must not eat between meals.