CORRESPONDENCE.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 234, 2 October 1880, Page 2

CORRESPONDENCE.

> T6 THBIEBiTOtt-OB 1 - THE -" __VENIN<JvMAit.".. Sm— The sqmmer is approaching— a aeawhlch'tHe teiiijterstwre rflOtteS so high ih&i the -bilood y.9Bent\ flowing througii th« veins at almost fever heat' unless toned down "bysome artificial means. 1 What - is "tbe best ..rem ady is always a difficult. question^Jq ; linß^er, and itif solution capVbniy ...be arririd^ siitSU er consumable experience_and repedteiJ,. trials of the various nostrums that are re- ; -com.mended. Brimstone and treacle form a i c^nipound which is freq'uentljr resorted to, 1 bufcTin addition to its efficacy being doubtful, it has the further disadvantage of being > exceedinglynauseous.-Bo^tbat- it is -afc^onc*pla,ced out of the category. of available, or,, at least bf desirablej, Shedicines. : 1 acd; however, after reading a letter addressed to you by Mr Thomas Scott, of trafiilgar-Btreot south, in Hope's that the long-sought- for diicove¥ys has atiiAst>b'een made, for i-bbse'rt'e-that he is in the habit o! daily administsnng. (p the members of bis household at dinnertime a "cooling dfaugh'tV';w|iich, from th«. time selected for the .taking of the dose; 1 muat be pleasant da w.U aa health giving;. Might I through your columns 'aßk Mr Scott" to earn for:liimßelf the title T of apublicbanefactor- by. making known his prescription ? : , .v;ri. v . '" \'y~. Vlam, &c., '".^ ; : . ( 'v S " ' ~ '.',.-• ». ".'-.■"-, • ' A "Family Maw/.:

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