GOOD ADVICE.
Man, know thyself — is advice but : too often neglected. Every man ! should havo practical knowledge of himself, and how to treat the many ailments that lie in wait for him. Don 't put off tho study of at least the first principle of medicines till you ot . somo of your loved ones aro sick. Always be ready to take the stitch in time. For this purpose keep a family medicine chest and make yourself ac- c quainted with the properties of each s medicine; this will give you confidence in using them. Wo would alao c . recommend tho friendship of a doctor . in whom you have confidence, for it j is not always desirable far a man to c be his own doctor any moro than his t own lawyer. It is best, however, to < • provent the need of either by walking discreetly. If IMPEY'S MAY I APPLE finds foremost place in the family medicine chest, and used as t occasion Hcmaniko, sickness and Occ- ' tore are an unknown quantity. Prom ] Chemists nnd Stores, Price 2s 6d. '
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 17 September 1908, Page 1
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179GOOD ADVICE. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 17 September 1908, Page 1
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