It is always advisable, nevertheless, to place the beds for slow and small seeds where they can be watered occasionally.
It is always advisable to keep germinating seeds in shade or partial darkness, especially as there is nothing to be gained by exposing them.
The last is probably the best, but it is always advisable to try several methods.
Infants can frequently be trained to go without feeding in the middle of the night even when a month old; and such training is always advisable, since it affords the mother opportunity for six or eight hours' continuous sleep.
It isalways advisable not to crowd the exercise of a day into a single period but rather to take it in several installments, for example, an hour in the morning, and another in the afternoon.
An alkaline mouth-wash should be used several times a day; after an attack of vomiting it is always advisable to rinse the mouth with such a solution.
It is always advisable to "go slow" in adding new foods to the diet; milk, cream, eggs and lactose are the principal articles constituting the diet.
It is always advisable, however, to keep in mind that an excessive amount of fluid taken into the body throws a corresponding amount of work on the organs (the stomach, kidneys and heart).
It is always advisable to plant for a succession if the garden is large enough to admit of it.
It is always advisable to procure fresh seed each season, and to procure it from men who make seed-growing a specialty.
It is always advisable to place coldframes and hotbeds in a protected place, and particularly to protect them from cold north winds.
In the latter case provision for good drainage is always advisable.
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