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A ph in is a pesesiary adjunct to} most families, uod he should be selected | wi 13 of life and treasu e| may be great. Poo requ nuy,
2 n 2 the one * bandie t} scaulled, andifhea is of p-eastin Adifess 200 8 u i] in this par ticalar cas Ss inst i the farrnels physician without furthe knowledus of} his fiivess rue, the ma ty ol people re (co } yrnorant§ ft eit in yudment upon et M. D., fla vi phy siolegival term =| nod latiniz d remedies. Sill, i¢ would | seem tha pon-sense might aid us| ne : But at it does not alway ; a that i t ay lacking in some the} wing | nt goes to show.
‘LT see you have changed doctors,
marked a lidy to her neighbour.
Yes, | got sotired of Dr. Brow He was always asking what I gave Freddie to eat, the first thing, and what he drank, and ali such things. Now, I want a doctor to doctor and pot iater- fere with my eating,” she said rather
pomp yushy Tiiis but expresses the feeling of too
many We want a physician who will pat up, and most anyhow will do, only he must not interfere with the
habits that are wrecking us and making
bis serv s necessary,
Not long since, » New York physic an turned from his c»tfers hundreds o dollars, by telling a butterfly of fashion
suld not cure her ened to become dange:
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that he « ofa nervous
ness that threa
, aslong as she wore the unonatu”: | g 1} shoe She left his cftice { ri sing him a fanatic ond | a ynoramu- And we are sorry to| s.y that sach any physician will be | ed, who has the courage of bis} ictions and res tell one of these} asp-waisted pa led and pa d bund-| sof w sses, that ali si ! quires | r her thousand-apd-one athmeats, is} light, loose clothing. wholesome food, sunshine and exercise Fortanately for the tempers of this iass, though unfortunately for their feeble bodies, they can slways find} those who will eater to their caprices. But beware of such a decto: He wlio flatters you and humors your lusts and ppetifes is most uwaworthy your con- fidence, ard pot to be trusted with the health and lives of your family. Sach phys hans 1€ respo wible tor mach of the sickness snd erimes that ADOT l wy | d th ir aid and wick tunoameable sins. They start many youa person on the downroad t temp-rauce by prescribiag beer, o1 Wioes ri +y restore some, but to
yng slavea tv the
For many they
opium habit. recommend the fi'thy
tobacco habit, while scores must carry t ik the d +) I death the sad etlects of their poi-ooous drugs or others marks
f malpractice. And the proofs of startling facts lay thick around us, emphasizingthe necessity of care n Cnoosibg a poysician.
those
It is said that the Chinese pay their
pbysiciias liberally in proportion to their exemption from sickness duriny the year. It is their duties to instruet
the people in hygiene as well as deal ont medicioe. This every true physiciaa will seek to do. And we have reason to question the fidelity of the doctor who pay no attention to our habits of living, such as our eating, dressit 4 and slee} ing’
Weknow a physician who keeps a set of choie books ou hygiene for the purpose of lending to his patients that may be studiously inclined, or ignorant ot these matters, We wish the practice were ¢)mmon. A vast amount of tgnorases and darkness miyot be illuminated by this me ne,
Arain, the trae physician never cCeuses to Le an @€a nest student of nature and, the best and safest means of alleviating human saffe:iay. Ile Opin ooated or fall but Is On tne for all discoveries in his protes-ion.
In aword, we should
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10 | is life and method of practice Then may we hope for a better- instructed, and hence, a healthier.
people.
Notice of Sale.
ue undersigned gives notice that he will Sel
by Public Auction, at the Burnside Farm, Cardigan, on the 24th day of FEBRUARY, A. D,, 1887, at the hour of eleven o'clock, a m., the following freehold property :—
ist, The Hurnside Farm, formerly owned by John G,. Scrimgeour,
znd, Town Lot No, 9, second range, letter ma in George’ own.
Sed. 180 acres of land on Sanphy Farm.
Che above properties will be sold under the terms Of a certain deed of trust, dated 19th Feb- riuiary, 1885, made between Wiiliam Gordon, of the first part, John Scrimgeour and Mary Gow Serimageour, his wife, of the second part, and John Gow Scrimgeour, of the third part.
_ Terms and conditions of Sale will be made Known at the hour of sale.
Dated, lith day of January, 1887.
WILLIAM GORDON, Brudenell.
Lot 453, knewn asthe
Feb. 4
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until the tenth day of March next, at the hour and place above mentioned.
NOTICE.
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THE subscriber offers for Sale his Valuable Freehold Property, situated in the thriving settlement of Albion Cross, Dundas, containing one hundred acres of land, a larze part of which is cleared and in a high state of cultivation, There are on the premises a Lime Kiln, one good Dwelling House, 29x39, finished complete ; one Shop. one Warehouse, two Barns—all nearly new, Also, abundance of Aulder Mud on the furm and a quantity of Wood and Fencing and several beautiful Streams run across the farm. ‘This is a rare chance, as it is suitable for either a business man or a farmer, being in close proxi- mity to shipping, mills, schools, and churches. For further particulars apply to the owner, on the premises. DANIEL NICHOLSON, Albion Cross, Dundas, Feb. 25
REMOVAL.
J B. MACDONALD has removed for two
* months (while his own store is undergoing alterations) to the stand adjoining Messrs. Perkins & Sterns, on the West Side of the Market Square, where he wil! sell off the balance of his stock of Dry Goods, Clothing and Gents furnish- ings, at prices that are bound to sell them.
Don’t fail to call when shopping. If we have anything to suit, you can buy cheap.
Special bargains given in Heady-made Clothing Overcoats and Suits.
A few Men’s Fur Coats left—will be sold cheap.
Splendi | Tea retailing for 25 cents per pound.
J, B. MACDONALD.
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AT Brown’s Creek, Lot 59, consisting of «77 acres of Land, 30 acres _ under cultivation ; Saw and Shingle Millis in good running order,
ALso—A Workshop, with scroll and circular saws, turning lathe, boring machine, &c., very suitable for any kind of wood working. There are also a good dwelling house and Gutbuildings on the premises.
For terms, &c., apply to
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SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1887.
AUCTION
Stock, Crop, Farming Lmple- ments, &,
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th,
the following Stock, Farming Implements, viz.,
1 Working Horse, 1 Filly trising 2 years old), 1 Mare Colt, 6 Milch Cows (in calf), 5 Pigs, 7 Sheep, and a lot of Fowls, lot of Norway Seed Oats, Red W heat, late Red C'over Seed and Straw.
Also—1l \Walter A. Wood's 5 Rake Reaper (in
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