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.r, HEALTH. §N-\\'\.\\~-\ w\‘\\\\. V\~-V Climate in Consumption. That climate has a distinct bearing upon all lung diseases no one will deny. \Vhat, then,is necessary in order that climate may be helpful in the treatment of consumption? This query is best anchred by a study of the disease itself. In Consumption, more or less of the lung substance is absolutely destroyed. This fact is doubly dangerous, not only because the amount of breathing area is appreciably diminished, but because the cavities are constantly liable to give rise to hemorr- huge. This being true, the consumptive needs an atmosphere that is sufficiently bracing, without being over stimulating. If the air is too rarefied, the Circulation is immediatey quickened, with the result that more worlk is put upon the lungs, and the danger from both exhaustion and hemorrhage is increas- ed. Again, it is necessary to avoid a treach- erous climate, one that exposes the patient to alternate days of high and low tempera- ture,and also one that is perpetually damp. It is not so essential that the place shall have just such a temperature as that it shall be free from changes and dampness. liutno one can be expected to enjoy a climate for itselfalone, or to be contented to remain where the entire occupation consists in breathing the air. There must be something to render each hour of the day sufficiently interesting for the mind to be diverted from itself, and sufficiently fatiguing to necessitate early retiring and insure sound sleep. Outdoor exercise should be regulated according to the climate and the stage of the disease, and while being quick and act- ive, should never be exhausting. On no account should exposure to the night air be risked. After all we have said about the influence, of climate in consumption, it is sad to kiiow that any benefit which may be derived from achange of climate will accrue only to a certain few of those who are afflicted with LITERARY contains. Three Hundred Dollars Offered in Prizes BY THE DR. WILLIAMS MEDICINE 00., OF BROCKVILLE. ONT. The Above Amount Will Be Dlvlded Among the Writers or the Beat Five Original Storiesâ€"The Competition Open lo All Bonn. l-‘ldo Residents of Canada. With a View to assisting in the develop. ment of literary talent in Canada, The Dr. Williams Medicine (50., of Brockville, Ont., will award prizes amounting to $300 among the writers of the best five short original stories submitted in the competition as follows :â€" For the story pronounced the best 3100 will be given. For the second best 875. For the third best 360. For the fourth best. 540. For the fifth best $2. . The competition is open to residents of the Dominion of Canada, who have never won a cash prize ina story ccmpetiticn,and is subject to the following rules .â€" Each story to contain not more than three thousand words. The writer of the story shall affix a pen name’, initials or motto to his or her manu- script and shall send with the manu- script a sealed envelope bearing on the outside the pen name, initials or motto attached to the story,and containing inside it the full name and address of the writer thereof. We impose no limitations whatever as to the nature of topic written upon, and the scene of the story need not necessarily be laid in Canada, although competitors must be residents of Canada, as above stated. Stories entered in the competition must be written on one side of the paper only, and when possible should be type- written. Manuscripts to be sent flat or foldedâ€" No'r ROLLED. All stories for competitions must reach the Dr. Williams Medicine 00.. Brockville, Unt. , on or before the first day of July, 1895. and should be marked “ For Liter- the dread disease. No amount of breathing ary Competition.” sure air Will bring back any portion of a estroyed lung. No amount of money or sacrifice Will restore the blood which has been lost by repeated hemorrhages. It is all-important, therefore, that we should appreciate early the character and Decision will be made as follows :â€"All stories submitted will be referred to a com- petent committee who will decide which are the best five stories. These stories will then be published in pamphlet form, which pamphlets will be distributed severity of the disease,and the new relation throughout the Dominion, and each will which is thus established between the suff- erer and his environment. It is only while the disease is in its incipient stage that. any permanently good result can be expected to follow a change of climate. The Price of Health. Nature has made ample provisions for a healthy human race and it is the disgrace of that race that the dogs, swine and even wild beasts enjoy perfect health when man’s blightiug hand is not laid upon them, while he himself wastes under manifold diseases. Animals maintain health by following their inetincts. Man’s reason takes the place of instinct and whatever sound reason com- mends should be done, and whatever it forbids should be avoided. These two rules should be applied to eating, exercise, sleep, rest, work, dress, worry and other factors aiTecling human health. In eating. reason says, adjust the proportions of food and its quantity to the laws of body growth. Man does nothing of the kind but simply eats as it happens. Reason says, eat only when you are hungry, but man cats at mealtime whether hungry or not. Reason says few and simple viands only, and man multiplies their number and complexity to the inmost of his skill. When the stomach is overworked it needs rest. Man goniis it with stimulants and bitters and makes it work on. In the matter of dress, reason would clothe only for decency, adequate protection and such adornment as is not deleterious to health. The Chinese cramp the foot of their females and disable them for lifo. Civilized nations less sensible, cramp the women’s waists iuto disfigure- ment, and their vital organs into permanent invalidism. \Voalth is valued for the means of enjoyment. that it gives. Yet health fur- nishes a greater variety of keener and more lasting enjoyment than any other human possession. Benefits of Garglino: There are any number of proprietary an- tiseptics that are excellent for a gargle but many more simple agents are as good or better. One of the best is carbclic acid. A very weak solution of this gargled and held 3 in the mouth two or three times a day will; work wonders. Immediately after usingi one will find that the mouth feels cleaneruif Many of the common throat and lung troubles come from the lcdgmsut of diseasci microbes within the mucous membranes ofi the mouth. The free use of aniiseptics will kill those germs. Tragedies on the Banks. A frightful increase in the number of: drowuing accidents upon the Banks Newfoundland is reported this year, thel victims being principally French fishermen from the islands of St. Pierre and .\liquclou.£ These poor people fish in the very channel; of transatlantic sienmships, whoeo lookouls have no dihi 'iilty in clcar weather in seeing‘ z complaints. "f 3 miss. most contain a voting paper upon which readers will be invited to express their preference. The story obtaining the highest number of votes will be awarded the first prize. The one obtaining the second highest num- ber will be'awardcd second prize, and so on until the five prizes are awarded. The voting will close on the first day of December, 1895, and the committee will then publish the names of the suc‘ cessful competitors and the order of merit. Unsuccessful manuscripts will be re- turned when stamps are sent for post- age. The five stories selected are to become the absolute property of the Dr. VVilliams' Medicine 00., With their copyright in perpetuity. The decision of the committee and the counting of votes to be absolute and final, and all persons entering the competition agree, by doing so, to accept the decisions of the committee and the Dr. Williams Medicine Co. as final on all points what- soever. Correspondence in regard to unsuccessful LISS. declined, even when stamped enve- lopes are sent; any stamps so sent (for any other purpose than the return of the MS. at the time of first sending) will be put in the poor box. The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. will take all precautions to safe-guard MS. en- trusted to their care,but in no case do they assume any responsibility for fire, accident or loss of unsuccessful MS. Authors are therefore advised to keep copies. The stories must be original. Any one sending copied matter will be liable to punishment for fraud, and a prize of S25 is odered to the first person who points out the fact that any story passed by the com- mittee is otherwise than original, in the unlikely event of such an oversight occur- rin . Agll stories entered in the competition must be addressed to the Dr. \Villiams Medi. cine C0,, Breckville, Ont., and marked on the envelope “For Literary Competition." Fault Finding. The grumbler should have a corner to himself, and not burden others with his He spoils the companionship of life and deserves no public recognition. There is too much to enjoy and too much to do to waste time upon the querulous and the fault finding. Sunshine is what lsooioty needs, and the more we put it into cpcech, manner and deed, the sweeter and more insp‘ring becomes our association and influence. She Knows Her Business. Lady Cusromerâ€"Gracious, why do you 'make me such a plain bonnet? for the contrast ti Milliucrâ€"Entircly Get Rid osturalg'ia. There is no use in fooling with neuralgia. It is a disease that give. way only to the powerful name is; No remedy yet the small fishing sniuks and keeping m” discovered has given the grand results that of the Way of injuring them. . . . , ‘ p I s v ~ fishing is most >uccessiuiiy prosecuted in’ ‘0“ hunk!”- nm the; invariably attends the employment of Pol- Ncrviline is a positive dazl: or foggy weather, or between 3‘ o'clock ' “W350 I" "HPN'VG Phillflifnd ouflhl W 00 a: u:;ht and 4 in the morning, the conse., kep‘ 0“ h‘nd “1 °V°ry I‘mllY- Sold ‘7"? queues bum; that large numbers of these: 'hu‘h 25mm" ‘ bud“ small craft are run down and their occti-I pants drowned. Instead of being taught: by experience to avoid the course of steam- ships. especially in foggy weather, the,I fishermen of the little French colony havel circular. l H'MASTER UNIVERSITY HEARD FROM AGAIN. This Time It Is Hr. Hails-ulna S. Clark. 3. A. Professor of Modern languagesnnd Lllerullrc. Let Professor Clark,in his own language, in clearâ€"cut terms, and over his own signa- ture,tell of his experience with Dr.Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. ” This remedy has iven me relief by opening up the nasal ducts and enabling me to breathe freely. The discharges are also less frequent. The powder is very easily applied to the arts affected, and it is very pleasant to take. The fact that the medicine is so easy and pleasant to take will, at all events, secure for it a fair trial. I know others who have used it, and say it is good.” Mr. Clark is the third member of the faculty of )lchlaster University who has had pleasure in recommending Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhsl Powder. One short puff of the breath through the blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder, difiuses the powder over the surface of the nasal pass- ages. Painless and delightful to use, it relieves in ten minutes, and permanently cures Catarrh,Hay Fever, Colds, Headache, Sore Throat, Tonsilitis, and Deafness. 60 cents. Sample bottle and blower sent on receipt of two 30. stamps. S. G. Detchon, 44 Church street, Toronto. Man’s Wants. Man wants but little here below, But finds it isn’t best, Because so many other men Are after all the res? Liberal Prlzus. Those of our readers who are of a literary turn of mind will appreciate the liberal offer made elsewhere in this issue by the Dr. Williams Medicine 00., of Brockville, Ont., who announce a series of prizes amounting to $300 for the five best short original stories submitted in the competi- tion. The amount offered is, we believe, the largest ever awarded in a competition ofthis kind in Canada, and any part of it will be a liberal recompense for a story of the length named. We will be glad to hear that any of our readers have succeeded in capturing one of the prizes. An Oxford farmer has realized $800 for apples grown on seven acres of land. Climatic Influence on Health. It cannot be denied that the influence ol Ilimate upon health is great, and it is in recognition of this fact that physicians send patients suffering with pulmonary diseases to great distances for “change of air.” But when the sufierer happens to be too poor to act upon the advice his lot is hard indeed. But it is not necessarily hopeless. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery can b: had at any medicine store, and to it thou} sands whoae cases were considered desper. the owe their lives. Up to a certain point in the progress of rJonsumption, Dr. Pierce’s Golden‘MedicaI Discovery is a positive remedy. But delay is dangerous with Consumption. In all the conditions that lead to it, the “Discovery” is the remedy. With severe lingering Coughs or W’eak Lungs, nothing acts so promptly. Every disease that can ba reached through the blood yields to this medicine. them. For this, and for every other form ders, and all chronic Bronchial, Throat, and Lung affections, the “ Discovery ” i it is always in favor. you to buy ? Don’t you believe it. A. P. 763. 7 . Don i. F0 rget that when you buy Scott's Emul- sion you are not getting a secret mixture containing worthless or harmful drugs. Scott’s Emulsion cannot be sec. ret for an analysis reveals all there is in it. Consequently the endorse. ment of the medical world means rowel/ring. Scott’s overcomes PVastz'ng, promotes the making of Solid Flex/z, and gives Vital Strengtlz. It has no equalas a cure for Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis. Wcak Lungs, Consumption- Scrofula. Anaemia, Emaciation. 2'32. \Vasting Diseases of Children. 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