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Registered member of the Ontario Vaterinary Association, in accordance with the Veterinary Act, Is prepare<l to treat. all disea~es of tho Dom· estic Animals, according to the la.test theories. All oalls personally, by Telegraph · or Telephone will receive prompt attention, a;u'OFFJCE-Main St., Orono, one door nqrth of W. Henry's ::>tore. CHARGES MODERATE, GRAIN ~ no. Pre~erve Your Sig'l1t. Use F. LAZARUS' (late of the firm of Lazarus & Morris,) Renowned Sµeutacles and Eye· OF CANADA. Glasses, They are the best in the world. '.l'~ey never tire the eye, and last many years with· Capital paid up, $1,000,000. Rest, $260,000 out change. For sale by Kenner & Co. Bow6-it. This Bank ls prepared to do Legltlmanville. - mate Banking in all its branches. STANDARD BANK l · Farmers notes discounted ; Deposits received and Interest paid on amounts of 85 upwards in Savings Bank Department~ ,. lY.IclVlurtry & Co. DRAFTS Issued and Collections made in E nrope United States and Canada. Are prepared to pay the highest prices for all kinds of Grain d elivered at the Wharf or t heir Store House in town. W.J· .JONES, Agen GREAT G 0 DAYS' .~ ~REEMAN'S CLEARING SALE] D. DAVIS The ca.nae of the falling out of the hair la not fully underatood. In most oases It is doubt!eea due to some failure iu the nut rition of the hair folliolee, In the aged it connects with the feebleness that characterizes the functions of the skin generally, Heredity baa muoh to do with It, as it has with "ll the bodily fnnctinn11 and organs. Individuals in some faml\lea beoome bald early In life rrom generation to generation, Coarse hair seems to have more vlger than fine, I t la well known that violent emotions sometimes suddenly blanch the h111.lr , the cerebral nerve (the tropic centre, so called), whloh controls the noulshment of the hair, being affect~d by the shock, Fright ha1 caused a rapid and almost lmmedia.te falling off of the hair. · C11oees are on record of persona apparently fn',vlgoroue he11lth whose heads, faoee and bodies ha.ve become absolutely bare, There waa no 11oppreoiablo oauae. The fault wa1 doubtlees a.t the nutritive centTe In the brain, but wha.t it was, no on e can certainly ua.y. Whan the hea.d is scurfy, there Is often a connection between this conditleu and ba.ldneee, It le found tha.t tho scurf m!xed with v11oeellne and applied to the hair of a.n animal caueee a baldness on the put, In 1uch ca.sea the c'use is prob:i.bly a microscopic vegetable parasite, Two persons should never use the same hair-brush, There is little doubt that barbers have thus communicated baldness from one pat ron to another, There h a form of baldneea in whioh the hair suddenly begins to fall out in a sma.11 round epot, which gr11odually · increases in area., the hair no1i.r the edge of the circle being brittle, and more or leH broken. Thia has been proved to be due to vegetable erganlsm1, which the mlcroaoope has detected within the hair-tubes, . It is probable that ooverlnga which heat the head may result in loBS of hair. 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Fox states that In a severe ca.so of rheum11otlam In which sa.lleylate of sodium, potassium, quinine, oolchloum and liniments bad all falled to relieve the fever and pain, the relief was Immediate after sponging with cold water and quickly drying the ekln afterward, Although this la no new treatment, It Is one which requires some courage to practice, and yet may be well adapted to certain severe oases In which the salloylio remedies are lneffectu ii\l, Again we oall your attention to the Inestimable value cf teaching children and other young people to fill their lunge a.a full as they oan by detllrmined aud persistent efforts, and to exerolsa the ehest and back muscles by mru:reuvrea of the arms, such as thrusting them outward, upward, overhead, downward, etc, '.I.he method of treatment la a positive oure for oonsnmptlon In Its Incipient stagea, It is a oure fer nervous dlse11Bes, dyspepsia., wakefulness, etc, A CURE FOR FELONS -As soon as discovered take some spirits of turpentine in a cup, dip tho finger In it, a.nd then held the hand near a. bet fire till dry ; then dip In it again and repaa.t for fifteEn minutes or until the pain oeases, '.l'he next day pare off the thick skin with a eharp knife 1.nd you will find something Hke a honeycomb filled with clear water, open the cells and the felou la gone, Thia remedy must be used at once when t he felon irt discovered or it will not av& il, S .E EDS IN BOVVMANVILLE AT MURDOCH BIOS~ 0 Warerooms---King St., Bowmanville. · Repairs ,for L. D. Sawyer and No~on. HAMPTON Cl.OTHING HOUSE S T I L L ..A.. ::a::: E .A. D with choice new goods for SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS in Scotch, Irish, English and Canadian Tweeds. Fine and medium Black, Brown, Olive and Fancy Worsteds, Cottonadcs, De:nhams, Ducks, Shirtings, etc. In carrying chUdre:n In t he arms care should bt: bk.en ~wt t u Olllrr y them habltm1lly on the same 'side, as this t ends to make them one-sided, a oonditlon tb~.t may ,be fr~quent ly ob2erved in 1111 the chili ren of a mother who can nurse only from one breaat, Not only the bodies but t he head3 and faosa of a whole family cu1 aemetimea be d.rawn over to one side. The cnlv remedy is to oh~.nge the posit.hm !rcq\lelltly, a very diffiouit thing for aucb mothers to do, but eometh!ng t ha.t good-will &nd attention ce.n acoomplish. -VIEW OF-- Photographing the Eyes of the Dead. A Pa.r!s physfola.n c&lls a.ttentlon to an ao· cnunt of s. r ecent a.ttempt to obs arve In the retin'10 of a. murdere;.'l girl'a eye t he ima.ge of her unknown dayer. H e sai.d : " It'fl a.11 noneence t o expect that this thing can be done. I have known of s. d ozen experiments, s.ll of which failed. from the very nature of the t hing. All there i~ to it i~ this : The brllll~nt ci>l.\t cf t ho retina ha.a a C3lor due to what ia known as visual purple, and tb!a oolor is to soma extent visible. Impressed by light. When in college we tried a otn·efnl exper iment on i\ horse, We g111ve the &nim1l atrnphine and pla.ced a negative of my own phetograph over hie eye, .[t; WL\8 them kept In a dar.k room six h.oura, , T his wae follow· ed by exposing the ret!n11o .to the ploture In broad daylight for a. few momenta, The re· ault con1isted of throe dark patches representing my chin, nose a.nd forehead, It was l\n a.bsolute failure aa far as producing a reoogniz!l.ble likeness Is concerned, ........ - teel Bi er, with Sheaf Carrier Delivering its Load. - -- ---- -- - -----The only Binder with Z Steel F inger-Bar and Steel Ex tension. The only Binder wit h extra R oller to throw the grain out to the pack ers. The only Binder with long Bevel Wheel Shaft supported at both ends. The only Binder with Steel Driving Wheel. The only Binder with a perfect Steel Sheaf Carrier. The only genuine Steel Machine in the Market. Sure.s t to Tie. Easiest to Manago. Lightest in Draft. Simplest Binder, Strongest Binder. 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