GOOD ADVICE
Man, know thyself— is advice bwb too often neglected. Every mv should have practical knowledge of himself, and how to treat the man? ailments that lie in wait for him Don't put off the study of at least the first principla-of medicines till you or some of your loved ones ar« sick. Always be ready to take tk« stitch m time. For this purpos* keep a family medicine chest and make yourself acquainted with the properties of each-medicine ; this will give you confidence in using them. We would also recommend the friendship of a doctor in whom you hare confidence, for it is not always desir- » We -for a man to be his owe doctor any more iih^jiiisr^nriawyer. It is best, however, to prevent the need, of either by walking discreetly. If Impey's May Apple finds foremost place in the family medicine chest, and used as occasion demands, sideness and doctors are an unknowH quantity. Prom Chemists and Stores Price 2s 6d.
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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 66, 16 September 1908, Page 4
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164GOOD ADVICE Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 66, 16 September 1908, Page 4
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