Holloway's almanac & family friend 1892.

  • Thomas Holloway (Firm)
Date:
1892
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Holloway's almanac & family friend 1892. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    GV/-2 C\*73 C'v-rS s’.*?® v\*>» <r\*n> sV/<5 Moon’s Changes. 2nd. First Quarter 9.51 a.m. | 17th. Last Quarter 9. 1 p.m. 10th. Full Moon 1.32 p.m. j 24th. New Moon 2. 7 p.m. © Frince Imperial killed, 1879. © Garibaldi d., ’82. Gordon Riots, 1780. © Prince George of Wales born, 1865. General Lord Wolseley born, 1833. @ Whit Sunday. Bank Holiday. Omnibus strike (London) commenced, Sir J. E. Millais born, 1829. [1891. Charles Dickens died, 1870. Crystal Palace opened, 1854. First stone of Holloway Sanatorium Trinity Sunday. [laid, 1873. Berlin Congress,’78. Malta taken,1798. Palmer, notorious poisoner, exec. ’56. Holloway Sanatorium opd.by Prince & Quatre Bras, ’15 [Prncs. of Wales,’85 Natl, testimonial to Rowland Hill,’46. Battle of Waterloo, 1815. 1st Sun. aft. Trin. Purchase of site, Roy. Acce3.of Q.Vic.,’37.[HollowayCol.,’74. Longest day. Queen’s Jubilee, 1887. Tooley Street fire,’61; loss, £2,000,000. First regatta in England, 1775. Midsr.day. W.H.Smithb.’25,d. Oct. 6, Kensington Museum opd., 1857. [1891 2nd Sunday after Trinity. Mr. Gold murdered by Lefroy, 1881. Coronation of Queen Victoria, 1838 Daily Telegraph estab. in London,1855. Roy. Holloway Col. opd. by Queen,’86. IMPORTANT. In the month of June all are more or less liable to attacks of a feverish nature — most especially children — and in these cases the patient should be kept upon milk diet, in a room free from draughts, but well venti¬ lated. Sufficient doses of Hoi.loway’s Pills to be administered to make the bowels act freely and in¬ duce proper action of the various organs, so es¬ sential to good health. Holloway’s Ointmknt, liberally applied, t wice a day, over the region of the liver, spleen and kidneys, will materially assist the action of tbe Pills. Malt and alcoholic liquors should, in almost all cases, be avoided. G/mDENirsTG esseseH yxx .\/X .X,-. Move young plants of pelargoniums, fuchsias, &c., required for autumnal window plants, into well-drained pots, plunged into a border. Commence the grafting and budding of roses. Take up bulbs as soon as the leaves grow yellow. Keep dry in paper bags till the season for planting comes round again. Some of the quick-flowering annuals, such as Virginia stocks, may still be sown, and the more tender kinds, which have been reared in a hot-bed, planted out. Strike cuttings of verbenas and heliotropes. Plentifully water newly-planted seedlings and all hot¬ house plants. Sow the last crop of long-pod beans and peas for the season. Turnips are to be sown for succession in the first week of the month, and for a full autumn crop in the third week. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS afford Speedy Relief in Feverish Attacks and Bilious Headache.