The National Magazine. New Series. A Monthly Review. October 1899

7.—MELLIN'S FOOD admits of the preparation being varied act-nulling tthe directions given to meet the requirements of the strong and vigorous as well as the weak and ailing 8.—MELLIN'S FOOD increases the digestibility of Qow's Milk both for Infant's and Invalids. [...] Poetry after all Is only a branch of spirituality ; whereas the subject of the latter is the absolute. [...] Milton's poetic picture of the principal fallen angels rouses in the bre4st of each intelligent reader the necessary emotion namely hatred and aversion disgust and the kindred feelings. [...] Whbever looks at Iago as drawn by the immortal bard of Avon learns with advantage the blackness of dissimulation and hypocrisy and feels staggered at the thought of the deceit swindling and chici.nery imbedded in the human breast and moving it to unworthy p rsuits. [...] The Vedic Brahma is doubtless the subject of knowledge abstruse and traosc ndental ; the Paraatman of the Upanishads is the subjea offc nsciousness but the 3466 'NATIONAL MAGAZINE.