It is unusual for a child until he be twelve months old to have croup: but, from that time until the age of two years, he is more liable to it than at any other period.
At twelve months old, do you still recommend a child to be PUT IN HIS TUB to be washed?
Men and women both, now expect to learn the art of designing fully in the course of six or twelve months.
The cruelty exercised by some milliners and dress makers toward those in their employ, by requiring of them too long and severe application, is very great.
A manufacturer of spectacles writes: "Women might make and repair spectacles.
He had extended his inquiries in the city till he had convinced himself that, whatever wealth Melmotte might have had twelve months ago, there was not enough of it left at present to cover the liabilities.
He must have spent over a hundred thousand pounds during the last twelve months on his personal expenses.
Twelve months is established as the period of limitations for an action from negligence or malpractice against a person registered (ib.
After rejection by any examining commission, the applicant shall not be eligible to examination by another commission until after the expiration of twelve months (ib.
Two of the prisoners were sentenced to twelve months', and two to three months' imprisonment, and all were required to find sureties for their future behaviour.
These symptoms which have been described are the prominent ones occurring during the first six or eight or twelve months of life.
It should be prescribed in ten or twelve grains for an infant of twelve months; larger doses produce no ill effect, for its action is almost entirely local and soothing to the inflamed surface with which it comes in contact.
The children throve well on it, and thus treated we found them to be as well developed at twelve months as most other children were at twenty.
For that purpose they employ a year of three hundred and sixty-five days, composed of twelve months of thirty days each, with five supplementary days added.
On these five days, regarded as outside the year of twelve months, the curse of the sun-god did not rest, and accordingly Osiris was born on the first of them.
Butler, it is possible, might have been destroyed, but the end of the Confederacy would have been hastened twelve months.
Under Hill, the youngest of the corps commanders, were men worthy of a leader who, in twelve months, had filled the successive grades from Colonel to Lieutenant General.
I'd give you my bill for the amount at twelve months, and, allow you six per cent.
These incisions being made on the faces of both sexes when they are about twelve months old, the dyeing material, which is inserted in them, becomes scarcely visible as they grow up.
They informed him, that they had been in that town upwards of twelve months, and that they were the property of the sons of the governor.
Terms: Twelve months' credit for notes drawn and endorsed to the satisfaction of the vendor, with mortgage on the property, bearing interest eight per cent per annum, from date of sale until paid.
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