GOOD ADVICE.
Man, know thyself — is advice but too often neglected. Every man should have practical knowledge ©* himself, and how to treat the many ailments that lie in wait for him. Don't put off the Btudy of at least the first principle of medicines till you 01 some of your loved ones are sick. Always be ready to take the Btitoh in time. For this purpose keep a family medicine chest and make yourself a& quainted with the properties of eael medicine; this will give you confi dence in using them. We would alsc recommend the friendship of a doetoi in whom you have confidence, for ii is not always desirable foir a man t< bo his own doctor any more than hii own lawyer. It is best, however, t< prevent the neod of either by walk in R discreetly. If IMPEY'S MAI APPLE finds foremost place in th> family medicine chest, and ÜBed a occasion demands, sickness and doc tors are an unknown quantity. Fror Chemists and Stores, Price 2s 63.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 16 September 1908, Page 1
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172GOOD ADVICE. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 16 September 1908, Page 1
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