Christian Cynosure . doctor is a horse and myapotliecary is a cow. Small childn^n are usually fed too fre-quently. Prolong the interval betwcsntheir meals and you will be surprised atthe of much fretfulness. If you have health and wish to pre-si-rve it. or if you have not and wish toregain it, go out every day and do somi;brisk walking. Think only healthful thoughts. As aman thinketh in his lieart, so is he. The torture of dyspepsia and sick head-ache, the sufferings of scrofula, theagonizing Itch and pain of salt rheum, thedisagreeable symptoms of catarrh, areremoved by Hoods
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