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M i I it 1 . , A I wiv nurse is frequently taken -as one of the ing the time °f:
MESSRQ DE u;ORN & C0_ ’ American women of refinement iire ex- pa,-gy and mgsg; kindly treated,
` ‘ ceedingly nervous and sensitive, unc.
The recital of the advantages of being a
St. J ohri, N. B. ~ :rumor endure to have 0-11s'°ve ebvul “mein the United Sm,es,wliim>f., isis
Yours respectfully,
MISS INAIIAUPIIIHE.
That Hang-on Cough
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The root of the disorder is pulmonary
weakness-build tlllt up--strengthen it
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truth ofthe statement as to th_e class of
girls nursing. A lady who attended a sale
given by the nurses at one of the large
New York hospitals was remarking upon _
the general behavior of the young women,
who were laughing and. talking loudly
and behaving rather boisterously.
"Think of having any of these girls to
look after you if youwere ill in bed," she
said. “The only nice looking one is that
girl," indicating a gentle-looking nurse at
a table.” i __
” “That,” said the person addressed, “is a
Miss--_-, from Montreal.” '
This is a true story, and not invented
upon the spur of the moment to color this
article.
The question of education is an im-
portant one as well. Not only do many
Americans of [the class the nurses are
composed of use faulty grammar and
have loud, harsh voices, but their general
knowledge is very limited. Reading
aloud is an absolute necessity for a_
nurse, and what a difference there is if
the reading is infelligent, the words pro-
perly' pronounced, and information of a
general character ready in case it is
needed. The nurse has tolze acompanion
as well as a nurse, and an educated
girl accustomed to cultivated _ society
is a pleasanter companion than an ignor-
avit girl.
Another point which an experienced
nurse mentions is that the 'majority of
Canadians are well brought up asregards
religious matters and are quiet, church-
going girls. This is really a great benefit
as well. f
It is plain that not only in many in~
stances is nursing taken up by a far
higher class of Canadians than Ameri-
cans, by, in many cases, members of the
best classes here, but also that the Can-
adians corresponding to the Americans
who become nurses receive in their own
countrya better and more refined train-
‘ ing than Americans of the same position
in life. -
The Amer ican girl who belongs to some
of the very best class and has had perhaps
a college education, and the luxuries and
pleasant surroundings of a high social
position, is a very charming creature
and ranks equally with any girl `in the
world; but, naturally, very few of _ that
class go in for the profession _of nursing
and the American girl with s. plain public
school education and the public I school
surroundings,is a very different being and
far below the average Canadian girl.
A little instance which came to the
writer’s personal knowledge ' will illus-
trate wliat has been said. A girl when
waiting upon her patientiput the salt into
the lady's egg with her lingers l Probably
she had been always accustomed to do
this, and had no idea there could be any-
_ thing objectionable about it. The patient,
however, who is a refined woman, sent
her away, 'saying she could not possibly
put up with any such behavior. Needless
to say, that there are many patients who
are not themselves in a position to criti-
cize the manners of their nurses.
The popularityof the Canadian nurses is
so well known that a few years ago there
was a good deal of talk about passing a
iaras the writer has been able to learn
this was never passed, but a. good many
hospitals try to have an ‘ equal number
of Canadian and American girls. In
Bellevue Hospital, New York, and St,
Luke’s both, there are many girls from
Canada. Large numbers of young
women apply who are found incompetent
and never pass through the course. One
year at a. big hospital, out of a class of 400
only 25 girls iinally graduated.
one 1'°”~'5°l1 Why S0 many Canadians
trained in American schools and remain in
the States is that to be successful they
must graduate in the city where they
wish to practice in order to know and be
known to the doctors. There is more de.
mand for nurses in the States, for the
Americans are luxurious people and. can
affordto have trained nurses. for slight
f*i|m¢l.1f»S. where a Canadian would put up
'mme °°»1'e~ The Pay is much better within
the States. Twenty-five dollars per wggk
is the rule, sometimes $26, and for obstet-
. They_have hover  in 
_ onesmglecase.  '
the only remedy that ever*
the only remedy thatcan "
gig? are  of. `
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5
re _ _ The
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Dodd's
ifty.. cents -si
are
all
law to keep out Canadians altogether. Sd
‘ S hascuredit, and theysre `
and less risky method. is the .msg gf Dr
_never yetbeeu _known to~fBil to "eine
_ __ _ _ _  piles no matterof what -form _or hmwvgr
' cunsforBnght’,s ‘ is f ong standing, Don't thinkrisking ' an
Who have never delt with us imagine that all  __  _.§§l*>_¢xfl;1©i?-fle'{§*;la;g1;e°;?i§5% gvmd;;F&:;_\_‘
 I l;f;nili;r_i1t.pr'.§lite_c;>est physicians use it -in
| l»h€lI1 S0 COYISWHUY 9»S ll lll1l‘S0 i8 Obliiled hoped, induce a number of Canadian girls _
GENTLE“EN___ _ to be who is notn lady. Patients often mhagtily pack their trunks and travel Bmken enamelggtieks, with a gm
- A , iv-Y that 5111*? W0Uld U05 “HOW lm¥°n¢ south. The. disadvantages are niany- tween, make a pretty chain for a
I have beeuusing y'_mr_"Perfect” Baking Powder and tutiiisiiyto perform ni the little den- A|,;,,,-.dy the profession is over-crowded spe_¢muy,in blusensmelsna pearls. '
still continue to do so. lt is a good article and it is not the me v=rS°He1S°r“¢~‘-S that are needed in imbecomins moresoeveryyesr- NUMB Suffgl-¢||_~ lmgpgg _Palm 
» - ' ’ r&Si¢k1`°°m- _ ' ho have been practising _f6r'yearsa.re ¢
fault of the powder if any cook is not successful with it __ _ An a,m0me,y me ,mance mms the "_ _ __
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givingit up and are looking for something
else, for their calling does' not keep them
sumciently employed. There are in this.
as in every other profession, very few
“snaps,” and a great deal of hard, and
often most unpleasant work. The bear -
tiful fairy tales about the rich .friends
and splendid 'luck some girls come across
must be takep with the much-advertised
grain of salt. -Some girls are exceedingly
fortunate and there are some _ “snaps”
but dont start out with the idea that you
are going to draw one of the prizes. It is
veryunlikely that you willget more-than
just what you work for. The writer knows
a great many very fortunate Canadian
nurses. One has lived for years w-ltha
uiiiiionairess, if time be the feminine or
millionaire, receives the full salary of a-
nurse, acts merely as intimate companion
and friend, and gets presents of flowers
(and boxes of flowers in New York mean
money, let me tell you) furs, and diamond
rings. Yet' even she suffers at times
from the irritation of the crumpled rose
leaf, for she says once in a while wearily;
“They are so kind and  but some-
ready, no matter what mood you are in,
always at the beck and call of even the
kindest woman.” _
Women go in for nursing, say many
people, for fun and because they hope to
marry the doctors, or because ofa great
disappointment which makes them wish
to throw themselves into hard- Work, or
because they want to learn something of
real life. The motive which _will actuate
a nurse who would be really successful is
' a deep, sincere love for the profession.-
_'lil
Stratford, 4th Aug., 1899
Messrs. C. C. RICHARDS & Co.
Gentlemen,-My neighhor’s boy, 4
years old, fell into a tub of boiling water
and got scalded fearfully_. A few days
later his legs swelled to t ree. times their
natural size and broke out in running
sores. His parents could get nothin to
hellp him till I recommended MINARITS
LI IMENT, which, after using two
bottles, completely cured him, and know
of several cases around here almost as re-
markable, cured by the same Linimentand
I can truly say Inever handled a medicine
which has ha as good a sale or gen such
universal satisfaction. M. H ERT,
_ General Merchant.
-l--ii
“I suppose,” said the friend to the mod-
est man of greatness, “that you would
seriously object to having your' name
placed in the hall of fame."
“I'd die before I’d have it therel” said
the great man. _ i
When a tree is planted, it should on
be placed any deeper in the ground
_ than it stood at the nursery. - '
‘THE STRENGTH OF TW ENTY MEN.”
*When Shakespeare employed this
pharse h_e referred, of course, to healthy,
ab1e=bodied men. If he had lived in these
days he would have known that men and
women w_ho are not healthy may become
so by taking Hoo_fi’s Sarsaparilla. This
medicine, by_makin,¢z the blood rich and
pure and giving good appetite and perfect
digestion. imparts vitality and strength
to the system.
The non-irritating cathartic. Hood’s
Pills.
--é-ii-<-
Burkley-Why is it a woman can never
keep a secret? -
Henpeck-But she can. I have never
succeeded in gettingniy wife to tell me
where she hides our pocketbook, and
I've tried for 12 years.-
”‘ li-@-
WITHOUT SLEEP.
The vitality of the blo_o¢l is soon ex-
hausted. Sleeplessness is one of the sym-
ptions of starved nerves. It is a warning
of the approach of nervous prostration or
paralysis. Don’tt;__ be Dtenrp;-_ed toN use
nar.o is or o ia S. r. ` ase’s erve
-‘Food will gradually build up and recon-
construct the wasted nerve cells and pos-
sitlvely cure all nervous diseases. It is
natures greatestrestorativemecommended
by your druggists. _
Quiqzer-_What do you 'understand by
light housekeeping? i _ -'
GUYer--Cooking on a gas stove.
A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
Mr. S. Mann. Stitsville, Carleton Co
'matism, had severe pains in the knees,hip
Joints and across the back Rheumatism
% °   ' remedies did not helpi me' and I began
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` 7 ’ _ 3 W lC _ 8.Y6 SIIICC COIDD 6 € y C111' n]3_
 Q  UD /Q _ " _. _ __ i _1 _ ' _‘_ Thereas not the least trace. of rheumatism
U{__5 és (_3`~, _ .; _ __ '_ __ ._: _ ' . _ left and I am no longer subgect to bilious- Shop”
_ _ _ _ . ___ _ _ _ _., _ ._ __  _ ._ _s n<;_s_s,hl;eadnche and stomach sickness _  _
‘ _  _ iss., __,,_~_ i  w ic ormally attacked me frequently. ~ Unwdtte _ _wwe _
_ _   _ _______   -_ - - _One pill a dose, 25centsa box. 1, _um,_he"_ in
is the  ` "__"°'_`“' ' ' §f_"*P°"i°“°° 1" _
painful fnalady  A woman decides what she will or will kiiiiti/nerd M?r-griaxiw
%nl;\ndP»_r;_:u`i_>,g;¢t. ldeodiff _ not do, with the secret understanding Qgff :gli Ugg;-dbge.
I . 'I CUT  _ . ,» y
can if Bright.;  ._ __ _ _ _that when she changes her mind it will _ frm my ¢,.§;B ,wt-I ,
come out all right. _ ,
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_ _  FOROPERATION' I
- Most physicians are anxious  the’
surgeon's knife ‘und rccommendan opgm.
tion for piles. A less cruel, less expengiye
Chases Omtment, a preparation that had
Let’s go in here andiget Something
to eat," said. one out of-town ~yi5i_¢m- ta,
’“°°°h*=_" 4:' h¢_~»Sf°Pv¢d berprearestau-‘
mit °i. th" “H'i"= __
_ _\h:g_” W? e__ sign ome__i|§e Cook _ Ifrow__ss___ _ _ __
_ l_; “Nm” "plied the “he” » °""’°`1l U1 right' PP stun' `  ' I in Dr osirs received
“°".‘° °°fh°‘_`  , Pn’,s‘"”f“°'°"Y w°\’k.~ ‘ _R°_3l»0Ulbif _lowedpat best WUC”
_ - ' _ _ ' ‘ ` Pm- jf ~ ll
. _ May l5d&1r 311208
times its wearying to have to be always
Ont., writes: _ “I was afflicted with Rheiif'
MISCELLANEDUS
Mrs. Chas. Miller, Bowling Gre'en,`On"t.,
says: ~ “I have sufi’ered.1greatiy from In-
  tion Rheuma' tls'mV for two years.
My joints would swell and the pain 
most severe. Could not t out. of _
Mill3u_rn’s _ Rheurnatic’__EqIls have cured
-mgfhe sine of a man’s. bank account has
nothing todo with the dimensions asa
illlurd’s Llnlnest lleileves Nelrllda
lt is not generally known that.~_Bud»
yard Kipling's full name is -Joseph- Bud~
yard Kipling. '
MILBUEIWS STEEL]
POWD areessytota
tion and sure tooure any
5 to 2) minutes.
A severe cold settled on my
lungs so that I couldhardly
other remedies fall'ed_ I tried
N orwlsyglne Syfup and one
cure ms. _ _
comp BM;-3;. Thus.  Northport, 
Quality has much todo with the value
ofsome things, butthemanwithof comm
on sense has-no reasonto complain. 
Cumso-One thing may besald in-
ofthe English generals in SouthAfri'ea.
Cawker-What is that? _ V
They haven’t begun to write for
magazines,” ' ' -_ _ -_
Mi_|srd’| Llnlmelt Cures _ llssdrsit-
The coming man is usually the one who
i holds your promissory note.
Dyspepsia Eight Years.
Ninebottles of Laxa-Liver Pills 
me of Dys psia and Painsin the Stomach'
th' tori . ` ‘ '
”° iliii. .iS.i’ir”.fn‘Ii‘ii’l.’i.‘f°§.... raver, N. s
`Fob chains continue much in fashion for
men. ~
WORMS cannot exist either in children
or-tdults when DR. LOW*S WORM SYR-
UP is used. 251:. All dealers. e
Aimee-What is classical music 1 ‘
Maimie-Oh, don`t you know? It’s the
kind you have to like whether you like it
1;, _ " I _
0rVIi/(ORMS these pests of childhood. can
be readily destroyed and expelled _by the
use of Dr. I.ow’s_ Worm Syrup. It is easy
to take and contains its own purgative.
It’s an# eays matter to interest a. girl,
All you have to do is talk about matri-
mony, new bonnets and sleigh rides. _
Ml|i¢rd’s I-_llliiiielt for Sale ~ Everywhere' I
_Some people who don’t claim to
very much make better use of their _I
ledge than others who .think theytknow'
_/ __ __ ` ' | ' ` 7
- _ ' o li .', _‘ -2  __ _" '
A Cheap 'Medicine Sheet. ,_
‘Mm. D. Williams, Gooderham__P.; _0._,,
Ont.-,writes: “I have used Hagyarcfs;
Yellow Oil for Burns, Scalds, Sprsins,
Bruises, Sore Throat and for  in the
Stornach_and Bowels, and it  always'
given relief. My mother says it is a re-_
Bathe a bruise freely in hot water to
few drops of turpentine. Rub gently for
20 .minutes, and black and blue marks
will be prevented. - ' -» ‘
LAXA-LIVER-PILLS work while on
sleep without a gripe or pain, curing liiiil
ousness, Constipation, Dyspepsia and
Sick Headache and make you feel better
in the moaning. '
Love finds a. way, even if it has to stand
the furniture off. ° .
_` LIVER TROUBLES, biliousness, sallow
comgilexion, yellow eyes, jaundice, etc.,
viel to the curative powers of LAXA-'
LIVER PILLS. They are sure to cure.
When agirl| begans to take a._»c0mic
valentine seriously she has Teached the
age limit. .
FOR internal or extemafsugg HAG-
§£.‘§“§`§’.?f.E.l5it.‘3iW “ii °’”€’s°‘l.§° “’°§.i"
- n an soo
forall pain. g ' rem y
“You must _have been  it wasn’t this
Sunday edition. ’_ ‘ ` “ ‘  _ J'
Min/i|io’s LlNiMeNT CURES BURNS BW.
Have you got the counter' ian? asked
the sentinel. _ _  '
“W¢lL”f-.~rgPlied the -rayvy -1-ecr_nie,=w1;o I
had leftadepartment st6ref,to"en6e;- 
army, “when _/ll.-left the itfwas
'This silk’s twice less th t" ”
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midzbdif » D eslowest..
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ani. sa mam ‘°
combs
From Mon
ldonday 4th
man. , "ion
after I hadlguifered 8 years and could get
fl liner
gular medicine chest in itself. ‘
which has been added sweet oil and a .
Fiuiliii,
F oi Sale
I ani insiructe
Eeq . to sell by
Grafton Street
O
Parlor. Diem
and Kitchen furmt
AJ.so- Horse-
Harne_s &
Terms Cash
wn
“Just as I opened up the front doorithi
morning the newsboy fiungthe rolled up
lD&perandithitmeonth_enwe.”  l
The manyexeellent nad
Parisian
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