The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-19

''rhsa yeu gss es ss Jsrvsssoa asd q
V NnA Tsylcr's and go What shs css do
II sbs csat help yeu she'll say -. II
she can. you dsst care vhsrs cure esnss
from - lsns - II is cure. Rather d,s sAs
old fAahioasd way; . good sllopathis
death. thAa live by ths aid Of ~ old wo-
mans sestruus"
Asd the end vas thai Dr. Trsdickar esi
Of u Jarvistes. sad soush, Mrs. Tsylsr's
prsssscs
II vas . comfortable. matronly pres.
snce. be found; but he vested no second
glsses ~ thought upss il while As de-
tailed bic synptems, and dvslt On them,
inst a be had - oftsa bsen impatient
With his own pstisnts for dsing. Aud
when he paused. II think / oan hslp you, T"
vas The low reply, iii you will implicit
| y obey my instructions for three months
can help you. ! win not undertake IL
without your promise.
The doctor thought moment. and felt
= II hs was rsslly willing 70 promise any.
thing. And hs ala.
ia the first place, ihsn," said bis new
adviser. II want you 10 make particular
point q your nourishmsnt Yen are not
TO 60 without eating because you have no
appetite. remember. On rising in the
nsrsiag drink > glass Of cool water. not
iced. Have . good breakfast, you kssw
best what distrssses you least. No coffee
o. tsa. but shells, IL Yen like. No stinu-
liant, no qsiaias. no quassis, NO iron, ne
strychnia, during the day; no norphia, no
shloral no bronidss, during the night.
AT II O'Clock In the forenoon I wish you
to have raw egg beaten up With milk on
one day. on the next day alternate it with
. cup Of strong beef tee or veal tea; on the
third day with plain milk. At II you are
TO diae plainly, but satisfactorily. At 3
take another glass Of milk, or beef tea, or
egg, whichever you.did not take IN the
morning. plain but hearty supper At 8,
and between supper and bed time another
glass Of milk. II you wake in the night,
have some milk standing by to drink; bat
you won't wake. None Of your food
should be hot. You will take no other
medicine than some which l will give you
Can you remember all this?'
II should think so"
''Please repeat II. /"
He was humiliatsd, but he did.
Nov, today want you to walk"
"walk! It's oil can do to drag one
foot after ssother now"
II want you to walk quarter Of q mile
and back. said she not needing bis inter
ruption, 'snd do that every day for weok
The next week make half mile; the next
whole mile. Keep up that for three
weeks, and then every week double your
portion till you can 60 ten miles day
with ease"
II never can 10 the world. ("
DO M say, il you please. Before
starting on your walk take tepid sponge
bath aud on returning from your walk
rub youself down thoroughly with fiAn.
mel mitten-I will give you pne; then 60
to bed entirely undressea for couple Of
hours, and rub yourself again on rising.
Go to bed every night At 10 aud lie in bed
10 hours. You are not to open book or
look into newspaper for thres months"
Impossible
Perfectly possible. You have no idea
how well the world will get on without
your attention in such case. Yen are TO
do everything which implies rest for the
body, the nerves, the brain. You fatigue
the body in order to rest it; when you are
able 10 walk enough. take your gun with
you and tire yourself out Be As much
cut Of doors - you can. This il your
medicine. Aud q she limped across the
room to cabinet there, and selected one
among many boxes. Take one the first
day." she said, 'two the next and three
the next 1.-the first three create nausea,
stop q two. aud after week try the three
again. Then think they will not trouble
you"
"What are they made OFF," be demand
cd bluntly. Because il there is any cal.
omel in them I won't take them. And
podopby Hin"
Never mind that Do rs say. Come
back 10 three months. There is no fee
till you are cured. Good morning And
the door WAS opened. and he was on the
outside Of it. never having been so uncer.
enormously treated in his life he. lead.
ing physician Of the East. sought far and
vide he WAS quite inclined to be
angry.
However, DR.. Tredickar wss not man
Of half way measures; having undertaken
the thing, he decided to finish it, lie
went off on prairie farm that he heard
Of. and obsysd his instructions to the
letter. he was SIX months instead Of
three obeyirg them. But. at the end Of
that time hale and hearty. ruddy and
robust. without an ache or an all. he again
sought the presence Of his adviser.
Il have come. |" said he. to thank you.
10 pay my fee, aud to ask you for the for
muls Of ysur wonderful medicine. Am
. physician myself.
'.Oh, knew that. DR.. Trsdicksr," she
said calmly. lifting OF the half hsndksr.
chisf Of gray and black lace thst she wore
about her usvisg and still brown hair.
You knsv thstl How"
lyon taught me, sir, TO make these pills
yourself. "
III"
They are brovnbread pills. l learned
hnv IN - AZ q than IN vaur kik~hao y