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THE CARE OF AN INVALID,

Of the Following Hints the Last Two Are Specially Recommended to the Reader.

An invalid’s room should be as large as

; possible to have it—bright, ches ry and furnished. A point

idied carefully by the

tiry aud comfortably

oom A iants is variety, Thé inva-

I ote e her room, so change the

‘ 1 for her and try to make its daylight

ippearance as different as possible from its git ! yk.

Invalids take a keen interest in life if

kept part of the family circle and thor-

ou enjoy little glimpses of outside,

ufforded by a new book or mag-

as are

. knicknack brought from abroad, a

fresh: plant, et Fortunately it is easy

i in these days to keepupa fairly co us ure iterary food at no ov xpense, and it is wonderful how cle comes at picking up all kinds of Ay serve aS amusementand

interest to the dea home, who can deputy.

a help sheer making the whee!s of life go pretty fancy

rone at ily tuke her walks by It is wonderful, too, what eanty is in

A new stitch for the

round work, a bunch of wild flowers, a dainty prece of dress, may all seem trifles and vet Work irvels in thes exroon,

It is almost needless to add that fresh air, ind plenty of it, is imperative, This does not imply cither cold air or drafts. These

latter are

iarded agi

eres and screens, wh

*ASLLY

ust by por ile the former is ob-

y Warming the air before it reaches

the invalid, Except in really warm weath- ev, it is always best, where possible, not to let the air come direct. into the sickroom.

Set the windows wide or in @ beighboring room, leaving the doors t na well kepts ickroom there is little fear of actual stuffiness, but un! unged

Wwerbreathed 1 an

open on the stairs,

ess f requenti ly the atm osphe re becon 1€S, SO LO say, d loses its freshness, which is frequently the unsuspected cause of f depression, mental and puzzle inexperienced sick-

many of the fits «

f obvsieai, ti '

of the bed should also be studied, and here is one piece of advice— this cut of ikened by long con- illy tired from ing the preparations for their bed- making. ‘This sounds absurd, but trained nurses will teil you it is nevertheless a fact.

ir preparations for

LiKe Hii §

ec we

tinued illness become actu:

watch

Petrolenm For Diphtheria. During an epidemic of diphtheria ina ‘rench town, in whicha large percent died under the ordinary treatment, a physician ried local applications of petroleam. As journal, he says: “I

ed by a foreign

commenced this mode of treatment ona little girl whose fatuces, tonsils and soft palure were covered with thick false mem- branes. From the very first applications of the petroleum the membranes were seen to whiten, retract and almost dissolve under

the brash. more

The same evening she breathed easily and expelled some membra- nous exudations. Fivedays later the child Ww if not absolutely cured, out of danger, and ‘comple te recovery was only a question of time. From that time forth I employed petroleum locaily in all my cases, and I con- gratulate myself on having done so, since they all recovered, ‘A throat brush dipped into the petroleum

and sh aken free of any excess of the a very hour or every two hours, : cording to the gravity of the case, over a ‘red by membrane. The applica to be painful—on the con- it produces a soothing effect. The are the disagreeable taste Membranes ex- and received into cap- sules containing petroleum are almost to- tally dissolved after a gradual process of disintegration. The treatment lasted on an average a fortnight, at the end of which recovery generally occurred almost sud- denly.

iS passed €\

parts cove tion is said not trary, ouly drawbacks and odor of the

pe ied by patients

pet roleum.

my es AM ATEURS|

DECORATION FOR PLAT ES.

Center Desicn of Sania With Border of |

Burnished Gold on Blue or Pink Ground. Cupids, or f plate ec nt ers,

rures in quaint costume for with border designs in tinted and more or less bur- nishe “e on pink or blue deep borders, are always in vogne, and Art Amateur makes the following suggestions in regard to them:

The costume of the figures suggests the style of ornament to be used for the border design, which should be of a similar period if copied, or the occupation or surronnd- ings of the cer‘ral subject will suggest ideas for conventional treatment to the original designer.

The deeper or hard kiln colors are best laid on bef. celain during its manufacture, in buyin

waldo. 4 at or raised,

Therefore that the colored bor- or whatever you desire) are already on, and when painting avoid care fully any touch or smear of gold or raised enamel that would mar the brili‘ancy of the polished surface of these borders, as the slightest film would be visibie after the painting fire. A very suitable plate on which to paint cupids is the smooth, slight- ly concave, round plate. Among the new- est ware for the dinner table are the square ' shaped dinner services in relief and open

rid plates see

bl ue,

fore the final baking of the por- |

work ornament, Louis Quinze and Louis |

Quatorze,

Scheme For a Rosé Pink Boudoir. A rose it captivates the fancy. The Art Inter change gives a simple scheme for one which, with some modifications as to ma- terials, need not be particularly costly: Ceiling in turquoise blue, with frieze; pic ture molding of gilt; woodwork, ivory white enamel; shades, lace curtains, rose colored; silk sash curtains for the win- dows; carpet of old rose in arabesque de- sign; furniture, maple, with upholstered easy chairs and sofa. On the walls hang water colors. Follow color scheme through- out,

Easy Flowers to Paint, Buttercups are easy to paint. The neces- sary colors are caimium pale shaded into cadmium No, & For the darkest parts use raw umber, black and white, The stamens, which are very small, should be painted with a light shade of green, says an art an-

tuority. 2 ie eiblocadle Raasclhccemnai For Over Fifty Years. Ax Orp Ann Weitnt Triep Remepy.— Mre. Winsloe’s Soothing Svrup has |

beed used for over fifty years by willions of mothers for their children while teeth- nig, with perfect snecess. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures the coll Diarrhoea. Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalerlable. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—1 y

Try Moore & MeLeod for best value in

dec29, — > ’ a >

pink beudoirl The very sound of |

| of humanity,

*, and is the best re medy for |

| be too high! rec mendes r spe N = 7? oo ‘z , \ OL eke Q. ] ° 6 medicinal ; und toll et ust i Skoda’s German Ointment perfectiv pure and ; rhig = al qualities. It « : safety on the most de excellent vintment f

med

Quantity, Not Quality.

Mr. Raymore, whose picture appear above, and who f x many years, cagad in the manufacture of toi'et soap, writ under date of Feb. 4, i : p at its soft and purifying qualiti« It

} pure, unadulterated, ani f f alka

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Miss Alive L. Welto rraduate of Victoria General lic vent ai 1 iniag Sch for Nurses, Halifax, N. 8., anys “Tr Skoda’s Soap is & ft as velvet aud pure : 3 rold. It makes the ekin soft, w and

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A th ' Yonng Husband—if { were a millionaire, you would love me a great deal more, ° wouldn't you The Wife (with an eye to stunning cov*|

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sup Charlottetown

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Moore would She ean cook beat carpets, and has goo.!

Promptly.

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The Same Thing.

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Information,

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“Chi Jimmy.

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Headaches ar

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