A man who can dance / [Dr. Williams Medicine Co].

  • Dr. Williams Medicine Co.
Date:
[Between 1902 and 1909?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A man who can dance / [Dr. Williams Medicine Co]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    . & ‘Symptoms: Acute Parting determined to sive them a trial.”’ | DSORES.—Betore the skin is broken, it is a good plan to reb the part night and morning with strong spirit, such as brandy; but when once the skin is broken, a dusting powder made of powdered starch and oxide of zinc may be used with much relief to the patient, BECBT§IC#K. (To clean).—Wash the bedtick, first shaking it free of fiuff and small feathers. Rinse feathers, ete., in plenty of coid water, adding a When dry and aired, the inside of the bedtick should be beeswaxed to prevent feathers working through, BES STINGS.—As soon as stung, get blue-bag and rub -it well into the wound at once. The application of ammonia will immediately relieve the pain, or an onion cut in half ‘ a and rubbed in will serve as well. > BELLOWS should only be used in an emergency for “ feviving the fire, for the reason that the gases of the fuel are waste of fuel. Blow gently at a distancevof six inches. BiL2CUS CORPLAINTS.—To expel the bile down- _ Wards, am dperient pill (Scavuline is the best) is allowable. - ‘This may be followed by an effervescent drink. In the meantime a little care should be directed. towards diet. “But the only permanent cure is to improve the digestion. Dr. Williams’ Pink Piils will permanently cure bile. EizTRGS «must be registered at the district registrar’s office within six weeks of the date of the birth. No charge is made unless a copy of the birth certificate is required. BLACK BAG (To renovate).—Take a tablespooniul each of gin and sugar, and thicken them with ivory black, add - yolk of egg and beat together, then beat in white of egg. “Stir ; apply like kid reviver, and leave 24 hours. BLACK DVYE.—To five pints of water add half a pound * of bruised gall, quarter of a pound of green vitriol and one / pound of logwood. “rub boots pe orouehy with it. usual way. Repeat process several times. BLACK FELT HATS may be effectually cleaned and the dirt and grease removed by rubbing well with benzine. Afterwards-hang up in fresh air to remové the smell. _ Benzine is dangerously inflammable, and must never be used : at bighthor in any room containing a fire. or beat ire'2 HMIEADS are merely dust deposits in the pores of -. the Skin, gnd should simply be squeezed out, and the place “weelt washed with warm soap and water ; or the skin sae y steamed, § 1d Worked with the fingers. | What brought him first into a Up to this time I had been treated by BLACKING FOR HARNESS: —-Take four ounces tiut= ton suet and twelve ounces beeswax ; melt, add twelve — ounces powdered sugar candy, four ounces soft soap dis- ,Solved in water, and two ounces finely powdered indigo, “When well mixed add half a pint of turpentine, Apply with sponge and polish with brush and cloths: ‘9 BLANKETS (new)—Send toa cleaner, or wash inlather ‘of boiled’ yellow soap, soft water and a Aittle ammonia. Dry off quickly but out of sun. ~ BLANKETS—Don't wash them often, but air them, and wen necé@gsary have them cleaned by ‘ad yer if possible. Blankets not in use store beneath a mattress that j is-slept on, , BLEEDING (Tostop).—A lossof blood is always alarming, ‘ but once wash it away with cold water and the wound is” oftén quite slight ; bleeding can be stopp ed with alum. — Common whiting or pipe clay applied thickly to the wound and kept in position by dry lint is useful. BLEEDING (After Extraction of Teeth) —-The bleeding re which follows extraction is usually of short duration, and ~ ceases without requiring any attention, in Pesos excep- tional cases, alum water may be used. os BLISTERS arising from burns or scalds can. be prevented ef generally by applying immediately after the accident white of eggs. This may also be used in sunburn and freckles. - BLISTERED FEET.— Before going to bed, the feet should be well. rubbed with tallow dropped from be lighted candle into’ the hollow of thehand: The inside of the Socks, shovld be soaped well for Jon ng walking. BL.OTGHES ON THE FACE are best ieeatee : internal remedies, correcting the liver or Stomach, “The face should be well washed three or four times daily. Out. door exercise is necessary. Dr. Wiliams’ Pink Pils. ea remedy for this unsightly ailment mei BLUE BOTTLES.—Blue-bottles can be kept ; fr. meat safe by putting a plate containing some Pie 5 of potash near the door of the safe. : nd their j jo ys. ard age js should be overcome by the | “ibe toming him or herself to company ; by mixing with as much as possible; by the exercise of w: leading a healthy career life ; i Fis ie Ss” and more of Cee Pee
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