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em and lnforznation
Farmer
`ill ►le4 l?y the Ontario tieltartnient otA letlitilt.)
s Winter paper Suppli for'tees •
Even calpniy Of 'beep when ready, or
-tho -winter ;shentt_._h e. ; at lease "`10
Ids fond' tore in ,pd. thstt'.they
May l aste SeAteient • 'to' caist • them;
through untiX herd nectar. is available the
1oIIowing ` spring. Only the laeSt Clover
or e) W e►at . iubxx shntild 'be U,$ed. for
.; .this ,, purpose.; 'Failing ' this, use. tiro re;
cl ir'ed amount of Pure cane Ishtar made
into syrup at the rate; of ^ tW'o Parts of
sic ar • to one 'part or water..
Indigestible reullttry Feeds
Of the slatiglite>c . house by-pmdttcts'z'0
the reeding "Or poult . meat ..Mesal fOr
Meat "Straps are by far the most 'coins
ansQnly
used.amt are the standard. animal
tr
Mostly'. quite moderate t .d: Often theres
4ult Is ,that out 01 a ? " Montitty xuh they.
will picks l'aittlretis gttaiittea' `herfi ` and
'there. and the 'bulk lies tQ batt sold'.as
It 100Y 4 large Percentage of the poorer ,
end .Or the St k has '► oo m»e cal:
value, ' and in 'recant mob t s a ' .ons1der .
able volume of thin cattle of good type
and connornnatiom, very suitable tor feeds
Ing has' gone to sl'a'ughter ,because of the
lack Of cotuxtry demand,"'
e Bumble Flower-neelle
On Windt and Coin
M the present time a' coneiderabze
,lumber of inquiries are 'being rece, bred
from farmers anent a•beetle-•-the Ulhmble
Flower -Beetle or Brown Fruit Chafer,
protein suppien ents to poultry rations• which is attacking corn and ripening
They vary greatly in analysis aCcord111 fruit: This insect• is a yellows-hrowrn
to the amount of bone material they con- beetle, ' one -hall inch or more in length,
tain but are usually' purchased• Coria guar-
anteed analysis. The poorer grades con-
, taining quantities of hoof andhorn
should not be tolerated as poultry feed
as these products (hoof and born) 'are
practically indigestible W Po
a little experience, it is possible to tell at
, glance whether the brand is suitable for
'feed' or not, but, if in doubt, pour a little
boiling water op a sample, and the smell
arising should settle the matter even with
;..�i"a3j�ak'Arc;F;t:.s + �'+tCAUr&L"k��'L. bxS". ,y .'tit L%G4' WLL9,r.T2 •'..a
theeinexpei ence ' i' ne o'aor woe
the sample is unfit for food,
How Livestock ,Producer Loses
Yny �its-lwya}tesptg�y►sue; thgy�. eve" os=�yy+�yitii
..•y = • i 4 Haile Revir+. assairl- Letruns tO Yh
attack om: the,uneconomical.,:habitsot0Ver
leading the• livestock • markets on Mon-
day!. "Unfortunately," says the Review,
"the feolish .practice of offering the bulk
t ands
,r vf-th�-week's -sulzply-on- he-l.Vi y
ket was again very `strongly hi evidence,
s with a more orless disastrous effect up-
on prices paid, and certainly increasing
the cost of fns' keting to the producer
through daily-h0Tdevers. During the hot
Months, buyers' needs in big meats are
If his average yields per acre, whether
with, its wing covers sprinkled all aver
with small irregular spots,• In late sum-
mer it is found every year, in greater or
less numbers, feeding on the pollen of
Sowers, on rise frui e- hes, spears.
it is rarely responsible for serious dam-
age. It has not been observed that the
insect has caused commercial injury in
.Ontario, and consequently the Dominion
1intomological Laboratory at Vineland
'; :4fternoon
iodcrieh;, Ont.
n)00' 4 lout) tlblili3A , . ,
eha a 'MY heart shall 'teurik
.And sate ,Its such emsfiding,,
]E! w here
?ItVioa. may roar, Within t. lie.
My heart y lo bel ►id'".
But Clod is ,ronin about mne
And e n he djan al et17
Warini
PR %VER
0 Clod eu>r trier, make us true! So
teaola use and establish Us' in ,trOth that
the `crises• of life shall not"surprise us in.
to 'tveakn,esp and wrongness of action! In
Christ's na tie, Amen,
s.
S. LESSON FOR f/R SEPT. 'ir3, 195+1;
Letson Topio—Isaiah Counsels Rulers.
LetetOrt P`a ►ge.-%lab 81:1-9; 37:36, 37.
,(icldcn Tcxt--Isaiah 36:3;.
This is the last of four chapters to-
gether, that begin with woe; and they
are till woes to the sinners that were 1
found among .the professing people of
God; for men's relation to the church
Will not, secure them from divine woes,
if they live in contempt of divine laws.
•
TO ELIMINATE VIVRA:IOONS, ELECtRICALLY DRIVEN p otsett.sR.S COMO
NSED; 4e-.. i3 A.u.POWEPAILIM .. .
,R)WeR ?FNHo! 4S DEVELOPED 8Y QUIT
�5SiNE MOTOR..
CAN it • DONE?
Do you think this Idoadia practical? Write Bay (cross In care of this newspaper
tat-1 astt anlevr wetiktd.lo.asrorn
tea
e
advise the adoptiono"O'fycontrol mea-i`i''tr- Cur
tures, other than hand-pi,ckirtg of the Temiskaming district has experienced a
beetles, very short growing season, with frost tak-
Ing a heavy toll recently.
. -=Fastners Must.;Produce ._-.:..,
Tim-thestne sinsthess y -ahem
tai. increase Lraductlwr....inthese. days,,o#�, ... t.:
depressing world surpluses seem a waste a NUMBER 16
of time, or even worse: He forget a saga what about the National
Mr. L. H. Newman, Dominion cerealist, i Dividend3"
at the problem of the -individual --far.
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mer differs vastly from that of,..tche nation } W'.. ;Il must rm airintegral-part o
,as a whole, in that the capacity of the' any proposal for the 'Solution of our
farmer to carry on and pay his (xray is economic problem; and I want you to see
measured in no small degree by the clearly .the, necessity for the use of such
_T a- device- First, on --economic ;grounds:'
Yields he realizes: per acre. To thesfar- .Yoft' know that labor saving machinery
mer, the acre is Itis unit of production.
is installed for just 'what the term im-
uciater.idi
•
that in all industralized countries' there
are' thousands who will never find a job
again, owing to the rapid replacement of
man labor by . machine work.
course, there would be a lot of
men taken back into industry by tint,
greatly irrcreasedTbctsinesst wotrldeand ehariot8 and were told of the folly
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of trusting to them (psalm 20:7); -but
sult from the rapid: depletion of existing
retail stocks:" they think themselves wiser than their
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Bible.
W. =Yes but once indust were iv-
, industry g
en.a .re..hantt.me
chanicaLi proxemen -Slighthw the --God I
srael_thy-'look
wouldfollow in rapid order• and the gra_
tlrlis h - t li e rtd e -an` d b r eak
the _
Fo
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r
not untothee,`O Holy One of Israel
i'
dual replacement would continue, so `you neither seek the Lord!" They treat Him of wicked men.
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Costs
J !ass. 3: • .§..„..thanta-Xita,:
thatodw
g onto Egypt for help; iodiliz-
ing the ngyptians, and making court to
them, as if happy were the people who
had that strong nation for their allies.
That which invites them to Egypt is that
the Egyptians have many °harlots, horses
'''"If 'S e t H t ey--eertt +C' ileeFer
good body of forces. :front' thence •, into I
bheir service, they would think them-
selves able to go against the King of
Assyria- and-his--ntmerous -arrow,- Thetis
kings were forbidden to multiply horses
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converted into milk, mutton or. beef, or, what about firms Which did'
disposed of in • their -raw' state, are not
sufficiently high ,to enable him ' to meet
his obligations, hemust either succumb
entirely or be forced to adopt a standard
rliving which removes him as an Am -
/So -ft -ant factor in the problem of keeping
the wheels of commerce moving.
Current Crop, Report
Dufierin County reports that with
plenty of straw and a fairly good crop of
roots, especially turnips, available, inain-
34.
REALLY KILL
One pad kills lies all day and every
day for 2 or 3 weeks. 3 pads in each
packet. NO' spraying, no stickiness,
no bad odor. Ask your Druggist.
Grocery or General Store. ,
10 CENTS PER PACKET
WHY PAY MORE?
THE WILSON FLY PAD CO. Hamilton Ont.
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is the time to
PAINT!
Paint Speciial for one'. week
60c quart
All wanted colors -
i
gones
On the Broadway of Goderich
1
not register.. 'What would happen to
them7"
W. --"I am afraid they would suffer a
-sad-fate for -with the National Dividend
being distributed they would not beable
.to exploit their workers and so they
woula not be able to reduce their costs
by cutting wages. If they could not re-`
duce their costs to a level which would
enable them to sell at the Just Price they
would eventually go out of business.
But I • don't think, many would refuse.
tenance rations for livestock are -assured: As a business man, Jones, what world
Severe frosts have reduced the potato your answer be if You were offered -the
potato yield materially in the Dufferin chance to -sell your output at a discount
district, while buck wheat, late corn and of 25% from a price which gave you a
garden crops have also suffered damage. I reasonable profit, provided that you 'kept
In Orey County too, frost has injured thee+ your accounts in a certain way, and made
same ,crops. Bean fields in Huron will, accurate records and gave bills of all
not yield as well as indicated earlier in sales?"
the season. In Oxford there are 107 far- , J,—"Boy! I'd jump- -at the chance!"
mers listed with smut -free wheat seed W.—"And so would every other sane
for sale, the bulk of which is Junior No. business man! The proposal guarantees
6, with some Dawson's Golden Chaff and the seller his costs and a profit on turn-
O.A.G. N
ti
AsAff
MADE BY
12 tiionths
• .9uur$otee''
'defect3. -,nrt
road`.h a'!ta rd's
t
rK C•,4•.„. Ya. $z11/y
You'll welcome saving _1n
money, won't you! Then you'll
welcome Pathfinder. Never before
has Goodyear offered such a fine
, p
tire as 1934's Pathfinder. See the
Pathfinder gives thousands of
miles of trouble-free service.
GODERICH, ONTARIO
will have to make some provision for the
ermanently--unemployed.".
fro be continued)
Water Takets.1
Water for Lawn
or -
Garden Service
may be used from
ta -284-clock --
and from
5 to 9 o'clock
in the evening.
These hours muat be ad-
hered to.
Applicaitions for • lawn ser-
vice must be made before
use, at the Hydro Store.
PUBLIC UTILITIES_
OM MISSION
•A HEALTH SERVICE OF
THE CANADIAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANIES
D IN CANADA
MORE BEDS
as 1! He were not worth taking notice of
inti this distress ; they advise not With
seek not His favor, nor are in any
rcase to make Him their friend. Would
not infinite wisdom, engaged on their
side. stand them in better stead than gall
the help- of Egypt? They are at the -
pain of going down to Egypt, a tedious
journey, when they might have had bet -
ter -,-help by looking up to . heaven:: buts
they would not. But if they will not en-1.
gage• God's wisdom to act for them, they
shall find it act against them; he is wise, hi
'---too-wise for them to -out -suit; and he -will
bring evil upon them that affront m;
"he will arise against the house 'of the 1
evil -doers." God will appear to their ,
.'-confusion, and will oppose the help they
think to bring in from the workers of
iniquity. Some think that the Egyptians !
tifuous :conquest of tuberculosis in Can- i made it one condition of their cpming ,
m ailsada. The death rate from, disease into alliance with them, that they should
continues to decline year after year. worship the gods of Egypt, and they con -
It was at the, beginning of this century
that we, in Canada, began to fight tuber-
culosis. Our enemy was strongly en-
trenched and we had no means - available
either til annihilate him dr to render our-
selves impregnable to his assaults.
The cause of tuberculosis is a germ, the
o. din additlom to„ tY>ia. it Pnsi}rPG
tubercle.. bacillus. This germ grows and
cru-ltiplies-only-In-the -human-or-anima
Although farmers in Peel have only the possible disposal of all goods produc- body. Outside, in nature, it dies, as it
one-third the .hay of last year; the pres-1 ed. if they are .desired, for It makes sure cannot withstand drying and exposure to
ent high .prices will prevent many dairy- i that the consumers have sufficient money sunlight for any length of time.
men from purchasing.. Straw •and mol- I to buy the entire output of industry." The fight against tuberculosis is based
asses, alfalfa straw and corn will provide { J: "And all this comes`>afrom using the upon these facts. Obviously, if we can
'the roughage this whiter. Turnip aphids' credit • of the country for the benefit of stop the transfer of germs from those
have injured the trop in Waterloo, while' the -whole country, by the production of who crow have the disease to others who
To the surprise of many and to the
joy of all, the economic ._ depression .has
not halted. the `slow but steady and con -
•
cattle are in thin condition due to ,poor
pasture. • •
Frost for four nights in succession
damaged crops in Wellington, with the
heaviest loss in late corn.. Yields of oats J.—"I'm one already if It means the
running up to 100 bus. per acre on four end of this continual struggle for mar-
•_acres -have -bee p„ wed there ---q p, kets. Worries over debts mild let
aphids have also been a?tive in that dis-
trict. Essex County reports a great scar-
city of feed, with winter feeding the rule But, tell - me, how did' you get that fig -
for two months on scores of farms, tire of a discount of 25%? How do you
Yields in Haldimand are much better • know it will be that much?"
than anticipated. Potato growers • in W.—"For the first period, say three
.Lambton are trying -to establish a' price months or six months, this is just a ten-,
of 50c . a bag for potatoes. Frost in Mid- tative figure. It is likely to be consider-
dlesex injured tender plants such as cu- I ably higher when the exact records are
cumbers, squash and melons, while hun-
available for the use of the National Cre-
dreds of acres of late sown buckwheat t dit Authority in computing the figure.
were ruined, and corn andpotatoes were Major Douglas has said that it could
! safely be set at a much, higher figure bu't
also affected. Due to hail and frost, � ,25% would be a satisfactory and effective
Norfolk's tobacco crop has been reduced
from 20 to 14 bullion pounds. - -
discount for the first period.
Crop yields have exceeded anticipa- I Once the actual figures are available
tions hi Wentworth. Peaches are coin -it will not bp a difficult matter to esti-
manding a price ranging from 50c to 75c! mate the figure accurately and for the
for -6-qt. baskets, Corn, roots and buck- second period it might easily be 40
thd:t-- i .. tcssstt5tr '1'1'6 •ealicin" _ a uyd- Y
=�rheat-1;ra,�eYli--mucl�'l�pir�over�re�l; i'n�
Northumberland and the prospect of fod-' only sixty cents for a regular dollar ar-
der is much improved. Peterborough re- i ticle."
ports the heaviest grain yield in five I J.—"That sounds like a perpetual bar -
years.. With barley .running around 40 to gain__ sale t"
45 bushels per tiere., and oats 45 to 60 "W.—"Do you think that business would
bushels. Barley is a good crop in Carle-1
be stimulated? .Do you think that orders
tcti and a heavy shipment for malting would flow in as people began buying?"
purposese is taking place, over 65 cars J. ----"Of course they would—those who
having been shipped to date. Frontenac hadany money!" •
has had a dry season and• l%tickwheat and W.—"Ah, yes. "Those' who had any
ensilage cord will he poor crops, Yields, money." That Is the reason' We., must
of grain are much better than last year turn our attention in a moment to the
in Lanark, though corn ,is a faflitre in other .part• of the ' Douglas Planes -the Na -
some sections. deeds has also felt tin' tinnnl Digidend" 1 guess you can see Cape
goods for use and not primarily for the
financial result." ;
W.—"You're fast 'becoming a Social
Creditor, cones."
charges, and the other things that make
a producer's life miserable!
are not diseased, then tuberculosis will
disappear.
A sanatorium is an institution where
sented to it, and therefore they are bother
called evil -dos and workers of iniquity.
As it is good for men to know them-
selves to -be but men (Ps. 9:20), so it is
good for us to realize that those we love
and trust to, are but men. 'The Egyp-
tlans are men, and not God; and their
horses flesh, and not spirit:"
usa em was under' God's protection
and therefore there was no occasion to
put it under the protection of Egypt :
but a practical distrust of God's all -suffi-
ciency is at ,the bottom orall our sinful
partures of him to the creatures.
The prophet tells them he had it from
God's own mouth that He would appear
against • Jerusalem's enemies . with the
boldness of a lion over his prey. "Thus
those who.have tuberculosis go for that "rill the Lord of Hosts come down to fight
for Mount Zion," with such an unahak-
'complete rest which, is secured when the en. undaunted resolution, not to be mov-
mind and body are both quiet and peace- ed by any oppni•tion: and he will as eas-
_---Tntine ll—re t, --the--pat-iF-t1 -1 3 -
fly destrgy the Assyrian army as a lion
given a well-balanced diet, and lives in ,tears a lamb in pieces. Whoever appear
the fresh air. against God. the't' are but like a multi -
Surgical procedures are being used of poor simple shepherds shoutins
More and more in the 'treatment of tub- at a lion, who scorns to take notice of
erculosis, because it has been found that them; or so much as to alter his pace for
by means of such procedures, -it is pos-
sible to give the diseased_ lung more corn-
plete rest, and so hasten the cure of the
part.
Rest. fresh air and a proper diet. in
sanatorium, are the -essentials of treat-
ment which allow the patient his best
chance of recovery. eliminating, at the
same time, all danger of his spreading
the disease to others, particularly the
children of his own 'family,
The tuberculosis death rate decreases
because since the beginning of this cen-
tury an ever-increasing number of sans-
.teriufn...bade ..:ha ._been -provided. This
has meant that thousands of tubercu-
lous patients have lived, in sanatoria in-
stead of in their own hones. the germs
have not been spread to others, and the
patients have been instructed, While in
sanatorium, how to live so as to prevent
any sl5read when they return home.
Above all else, 'sanatcSrium beds are the
need of most of our provinceq if we are
to realize our objective oPmaking tuber
culosis a rare disease. Let us exercise
e to ria1 Vigilante by 'Mewing this •our
greatest need—more sadnatoi'iurn beds:
effeete of drought. Over 200,600 Ibs.1 that there would be really to need for a
of eertyled timothy seed will be produc-1 Natiohal Dividend It everyone Were work -
Prince of Wales, Alaska, .has
its Boy_Scout Troop of Eskimo boys.
The two patrols %ire the "Reindeers"
tie` hectitrie a_ schblur In
School. He is- clow a faithfol member of
(Condensed 'from Henry's Bible) . his Church and a preacher of the Oospe t
to others He is now rich In things
MISSIONS WORLD MISSiOS . ,. _ . . _
In a village in the north of Portugal
lived a simple fancily with a little boy
about four. The child was ambitious
and constantly spoke about what he
do when he was rich. His mother
would laughingly say that there were two
ways of getting rich, one by hard work,
V.%/11011 she Strongly recommended, and
-the other by having a legacy left him in
a will. When he was a little older he
was sent to visit a grandmother who liv-
ed. in the country and owned much pro-
perty. Soon after his arrival there was
a°drought in the country, and the parish
priest organized a pilgrimage to a ensue'
situated, on the top of -ilial= near the vil-
lage. It was a hot day, but all were an-
xious to do penance -for their sins. Soon
the adults started off bearing heavy
t. crosses and banners, while the children
were given Iarie stones to carry. As the
little 'fellow was staggering along under
the weight -of -'his stone he. noticed a
printed piece of paper lying on the
ground, and picking it up he put It 1�
his pocket. When he got home he asked
his grandmother to rend it to him. She
did so, and read out: "The New Testa-
ment of nut J.ord and Saviour JesusChrist." It was -the front page of a New
Testament that some enemy of tho
Truth had destroyed. In Portuguese the
word used for Testament and ,Will' are
one and the same, and the boy, remem-
,,bering what` his mother had said about
m' ney being left by a' will. was much
' impressed. When the , child was eleven
years old ne was sent to Lisbon to live
with an uncle and attend school. One
.a nd'ay even-ing his relative took him to
an Evangelical Church. Soon after the
commencement of the service the prea-
cher said: ' We will no% read a nortive
from ten New Testament of our Lord and
,Saviour Jesus Christ," At this tile boy
remembered the words on the leaf he had
fr'tnd en`d was full of Curiosity to know
what the book was ae cut, Later his
uncle gave hima copy for -himself and
them. Surely they that have such a,
= Protector need not go "to Egypt for help.. - -
God was ready to gather Jerusalem ,
"as a hen gathers her brood under her'
wings" As birds flying to their nests
with all possible speed, when • they see $
them attacked, with such rare and affec-
tion will the Lord of hosts defend Jeru-
salem. Defending he will also deliver it:
the Assyrian army was to be routed by a
destroying angel who should pass over
Jerusalem and draw his sword only
against the besiegers. "Then the angel
of the Lord Fent forth, and rmote in the,.
camp of the Assyrians an hundred and
four SeOre and five thousand' and when
they arose early in the mornina, behold,
they wete all dead Nirpseq so Senna-
rherlb, king of Assyria, departed,' 'sind
went .and returned. and dwelt in Nineveh
0716, 37). The great king, the king of,
Memel, looks very small. when he is
foie ed to rpturn, not nnly with shame,
beeause he cannot aN'omplich what he
had projected with so mush assuranee.
het. with terror and fear. lest the alma.,
that had destroyed his army should de-
stroy him The Imrd Is known by Ulf
Angelq are employed. More than we are
omare_of_ as. ministers. of Clodss 41.12060
ipiritiial -and his youfhf'if- attlbition is
fulfilled, although not inthe way he had
expeeted.,.. • .,
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Frons Tell The World.
a FIRESIDE
PHILOSOPHER`
Ey ALFRED BIGGS
t uu wilt nut succeedU yuu re nut en
, enthusiastic.
• • •
if you're sure you're right,, pay no heed
to critics.
• • •,
Not. until Yea lose hope de you begin
to get old.
• . •
Ann high, even if you are not quite
sure you'will make It.
•
Don't take life too personally-regard.nni
it as yeti would a d a.
• • •
Character is what you are; reputation.
Is what people think you aro.
• • ' •
,Mostof us get a bigger kick out of
telling bad news than good news.
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MODERN PIONEERS
Schooling of Scoutmasterssin pion..
resourcefulness Alberta'4
10 -day Gilwell training camp this
summer called for the making of all
'fires by primitive method/3.—th? tire
bow, flint and steel or two stones.
Persian Balm is a eiseer delight to u
Cools and relieves irritations _caused
weather conditions, Imparts a teire
charm- J'and beauty to the complexion
itieigrant and yelyety smooth Never
absorbed by the tis.ite, and Eimull
! the skin Persian Balm is the peer:s
tam
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to WESTERN CANADA
and the PACIFIC COA$T
from All Points in tbe East
Going Dates: SEPT. 21st to OCT. 2,nd inclusive
Return Limit - 30 Days
Cent a Mile,Each Way
Good in Coaches Only
1 14 Cents a Mile
ach Way --Good in
Tourist Sleeping Cars
CHILDREN Ustial Half Fare Ba`pgage Checked
Stop °vers.
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CANADIAN NATIONA
014 TWAT SDN
EGOS
544014
Few People Escape Attacks
of -Summer Complaint -
, Summer Complaint may be slight, or it may be
seriiitia, but you can't tell when it seizes you how it
may end.
Allow , the profuse diarelicea, the vomiting and
purging to eontinue,, for a day or two, and you may
, become Weak and prostrated.
*Iasi ag soon as you 106sierieg3 '
bowels go at once to your druogint and get a bottle
of Dr Pewler's Extract of Wild S'trawberry and
check this untiatUral rietion Wore the weakettittg
looseness eau get started.
Don 't experiment. Oet "Dr.: tottletlaYk It lies