HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1924-2-28, Page 3flIalNiEEEEEE, -^E^
A Talk to Patrol Leaders.
By an A.
"Come on, you leaders, draw up your
chairs round, the fire."
I wonder how many of you have seri-
ously thought about your jobas a ,
Patrol Leader? Do you realize that -
yoi. have a great deal to do With the ,•••'-- '
Pure! No chitcory or
this choice
I0'4
IVE4 z7u. pear1
any adu'terant h
coffee C-2
shaping of the 'ehara.cter of the SiX or
seven „chaps who go 'to make up Your
patrol? The menibers of the Patrol
look UP to you to show them the way,
YOU are the pathfinder blazing the
etrail,for them to follow.
.„ 'When I wasi a little fellow in the
Infants, I rememberhow we t)aought
the big kids, as we called them, to be '
imPtartapt peoele to be:feared. The
look upon you as important people to Scarlet fchild as the moresevere .Feess. and ever, the scourge of, , the
••••••••**,...rvw
BY DR. J. J. MitiDLETON,
Provincial Board of kiealth;Ontarlo
, Or. Middleton will be glad. to auewer 'questions on-PublVe Health mat,
_ ,
tens ,tnrough this columu. Address 'him at Spadina He, Spadiqa
Crescent, Toronto.
Tenderfoot, Scouts in. your Patrols
U1' Ids u with in-
, We cermet kindle when we will
'The fire that in tlie heart resides;
'The spirit, bleweth and is still,
In my,s.tery our eo.al abides;
But tasks in hours of insight -willed.
Can,' he through ours f. gloom ful-
,
" filled..
With aching:bap:Is and bleeding feet,
Wee• dig and heap, lay etc/tie on •
We be§atronthee; huUleri and tile heat
Of' the '1 -Ong day, and wish 'twerp-
' 'done; e
ot On the hour's of light return •
Ansi we have lsuilt do we diesern,
eallalattnew skrneld -(1822-18835.
be respected, and they IN'ill Say that a life, is on the increase, There were 'Tau el ,
certain thing is so, because the P. L: ses a
c ses reported during the month creased Prevalence"' In other words,
. se more
SaYs it is. personal e7.canil?le Is a great of January, 1924, with 13 deaths. e, more A thisease sPrrit sth t
1 g the mon, o anua y, , car et fever is in eations the v y
- , ' there were only 808 cases, so the num- last stage of the diseaee, and much of
,ing orders or argues on parade, one
assay expect his Patrol to be a l'°°r, ber a cases this year has more than it is spread by the careless pe,rsen
show. Re/ea/ogee seui. actions are doubled. NNho venturesabread before eomPlete
wateited and cemniented upon by Prevention of conta.ct is the only recovery. The regulations of the Pro -
these who are follotwing, you, Your known way to prevent scarlet fever. vincial Board of Health of Ontario
Patrol, nighte .and. week end Patrol Keep sick children ht home.and away require a quarantine peri'ed of 10 days
Camps •are the thinge'that go to prove from other children In the household. for contacts, and in the case of pa -
whether thea° 'stripes' on your uniform Althoug,h,the disease belongs 'to' the tients a 'quarantine period of 35 days
, i. t f -ii t r born ailments and .an from appearance of rash, providing
Dur'n tl mouth f r 1923 sSe.r.1°111s are e eases 9 a occur.
f et• to tl er
Cites,. If ,the Leader is slircir at Obey -
a increase at this thrie may be expected, the discharges from nose, throat es.
are the outward sign of true leader- -:-
ship, or just covering hole or two. it can becut,to a minimum by PrornPt ears are all cleared up.
Do your Patrol nights devel°1) into isolation of cases. The school roam After effects from scarlet fever,
"r15
ou h 'nese "r or do you ,get some offers the best medium for spreading such as deafness and ',-rr ested. develop -
,-
work done? A.re
eaMps real ' scarlet 'fever hence any child having ment often foiiw. rEhe
siegotnesse , , pr a sere throat, should -be kept at on the kidneys, .and much Bright's
you
scouty damps or merely a time of reven the suggestion of a rash, a cold particularly darnaging in its effects
Scontmostars might appear to be A, home until Permission to return is Disease of later life may be attributed
granted by a competent physician.. • to scarlet fever contracted in child-
strangasert of animal, who gives up a
The seriousness of scarle fever les
nice mulet holiday with meals served
in the fact that -it is extremely in-
to time and a nice soft bed te sieeP an' 1. fectious. Mild cases, known as scar;
ruid take p a number of high spirited I latina, frequently pas unnoticed. Yet
boos to camp, and has all the worry these spread infection just as poterrtlY
and responsibility of looking a.fter
them. ,
ER
He will stay out late ,at night look- STORNIY WEATH
mg up absentees, he spends time and
money to give a good time to what the
Chief terms "A band of bare-luiee,d
PARD ON BABY
hood. There are from two to four
deaths in.every 100 eases of scarlet
fever. Exercise precautions so that
your child may not be numbered
among the victims.
rascals with cow -boy .hats, Ond.Stagee
in their.hands " What pay does "he
. , •
jet? 7aTone, Some people may con.-
sjcier
hOn a harmless lunatic to he
about 2,000 years before Christ, as a
ruler of the first dynasty of Ur. ,
'Taken at its ,face value, the Su-
merian 'chronology would assign our
statues,.and relics to a date somewhere
about 4500 years before Christ; even
• The' sternly, blustery weather -w.hich of that chronology has ta be modified
we can yet say that our month's -work
we have during February and March tl
VITUS DANCE
EASY TRICKS
No. 3'21
The Vanishing Egg
-ataietageasa—aia-
An egg is shown 'ands 'is Placed
in a small Paper bag. Tile 'ilia -
over the tlien presses the
'Shows ThroUgh a Twitchinggiglan , malree nayst,erious papees---
oldest dated example
iS extremely hard on children. Condi- nasg
huniored. Well, 4.U.5h.e best way you lead-.
0.
ers can humor him is by showing that tions make -itonecessary for the moth -
• 1
dting and the oldest
es. to keep them in. the house. •They known triumphs of the art of Tribal
yoo can, be tr:11:lted: to do your job
whether the S. M. is- present or net. are often cOnfined to 'overheated, bad- Cain."
the IVItigcleS of Face and
bee' smaller ancl smaller; ,The egg
Vanishes, The bag is opeaed and ,
LillftbS. insid.e of it a handkerchief is
tonna. .
' Chorea, or as it is more generally The 'bag and egg are pr.epared
known, St. Vitus dance; is a trouble for the trick. The bag is made of
that usually attacks young children, two bagd oneeinside of the other.
though older -people may be afflicted One side ot the openings of the
with it. Its most eommon symptoms
are a twitching of the muscles •of the
face and limn. As the disease pro-
gresses the twitching takes the foron
of spasms in which the jerking mo-
tion may be confined. to the head, or
all the limbs may be affected, Fre-
quently the patient is unable to hold
anything in the hands or to walk
steadily. In eevere cases the speech
is often affected. The disease le due
to debility of. the nerves and relief
comes through an enriched blood sup-
ply, which feeds and strengthens the
nerves. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have
been most su.ccessful in reaching this
trouble through their specific action
on -the blood, •Nvhich it enriehes and
, purifies. 'The following instance will
shOw what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
can de in this trouble. Mrs. S. E.
Makins, Parry Harbor, Ont., says
"As a young girl I was badly strickeo.
with St. Vitus dance. My parents tried
several medicines but without avail.
I was steadily growing worse and
could scarcely walk without falling. I
had to quit school and had no control
of my nerves or actions. Finally a
neighbor advised thd use of Dr. Wil -
lianas' Pink Pills, and the use of these
for a couple of months restored ma,
and I have hail no attack of the trou-
ble since. I have, however, taken the
pills at different times -since, when I
felt out of sorts, and find them all you
claim for them if given a fair trial."
You, can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
througb any dealer in medcne, or by
mail at 50 cents a box from The Dr.
1Villia.rns' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ontario.
• 4/1S ara
"The Homes of England."
Felled& -Hemane- was, one Of the
sweetest of our women poets. She
will always. he read. and lover' because
she sang the,sweet songs of the home-
land in. tK,,,a-e.a., tones.,
If you are badly bitten with Scoutitis ly ventilated rooms and catch colds
you might become S. M. some clay, and which rack their whole system. To Dark Women Made Fair.
expect your P. L.'s to give you loyalty guard P;gainst this a box of Baby's A day when dark women may be -
and obedience.It coniats a lot to- cwn Tablets should. be kept in the come fair at will and fair women dark
.
wards ,the S. M.'s peacof mind to house and an. occasional dose given is foreshadowed by revelations of new
e '
the baby to keep its stomach and gland experiments made bY Dr. Wini-
know that if lie is called away, 'his
leaders will not take aavaUtage and' bowels- working regularly. This will fred clams,
fool aboutbut will carry on with their not ,fail to imeals op colds' and keep "Extractions from theaio-sterior lobe
,
worn. Nre, ,r don% suppose ,you liked tha health of the baby in good Condi- of the pituitary gland, a pea-sized
the blowing up you. had that morning tion'till,the brighter days come along. gland at the, .hase of the brain," said
in" camp, when things were wrong, nd The Tablets, are sold, by mediciae Cullis, "changed the, sandy color
a
don't suppose th.e S. M. liked having dealers or by 'inail at 25 cents a box of a frog to pitch-black: It is within
to give it to You. He onlY did it of- froth The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., the range of possibility that blondes
.ficrally, he is etill your friend. As you may be transformed one day to brun-
know, before I gained my wood badge,
• I had to go through a course of train-
ing -at camp. 'We all took turns atabe-
ing P. L. and Second. If things were
• put up to the.enark the Deputy Camp
Chief blew up the Leader, but'that did
not make any difference to their per-
sonal friendship—it was all in a day's
Work, I hope that some day I may
change my red phone for agreen one.
If so, j shall want to keep an Al troop.
going, to do that Xsliali have to point
ciut Mistakes and 'shall exPect the lead-
en; to take it all in good part.
Then whiit about your Seconds?
Title it ever struck you what a miser-
able job they have' got? You know'
',hey can't run the patrol -in their .own
way' because they are not boss, but
they xnue.t be prepared' to take charge
and carry otaL the Leader's ideas
should he be away at any time. So'
• give them a chance to do a bit as they
are the future Patrol Leaders.
You leaders are your patrol's repre-
sentatives at the court of hopes, So
get to know your patrol's ideas and
bring them forward, as it is by discuss -
mg new •ideas that we can go ahead
Brockville,'Ont.. ,
Oldest Dated Handwriting
Discovered at Ur.
ettes tied brunettes to blondes it they
wish.
•"We may even see -black men turned
and improve ourselVes.
Lie, fare is almost out and s
11115e we went. Good night. 'Good
night,01
Mother! Give Sick Child
California Fig Syrup"
• s
The stately hornepaof, England!
Hew beautiful they stand!
Amidst their tallancestral trees,
O'er all the pleasant land.
The deer across their • greeneward
to white,".added Dr. :Collie, "but there ., boinesa" ' • ' -
will be danger.ixothis, for the coloring ' — • .
The authorities of the Britieh Mils -
Through shade and gunny gleam,
elllql, attach great importance to a re- 'Of the individual Is 'Nature's protece
nd the swan glidespast thenr.with
Port trent C. L. Woolley, leaden of the. dee ageneee see. sues ,sns. i„igours of ,
A.'
the sound
expedition sent jOintly by the museum his" native, climate." OE some rejoicing stream.
and the UniVersity ef Pennsylvania, - - . ' es
disclosingtheir diseovery•ot Ur -of -the- "-
C,haldeeS of an' eXanaPle, of the, °Meat . The Pioneer in Canada. , The merry Homes of England! .
Around their hearths, by night,
dated specimen of handwriting, s,ays Thirty-two years 'ago ' the noN.v. fain -
WI at ladsonse looks of household
two bags are 'lasted together. It
Is thus possi4le to place an object
either M. the Inner bag or between
the two bags. The egg iS pre-
pared by punching a small Pin-
hole in both ends of the egg and
blowing the contents out. The
egg should be permitted to dry
before presenting the trick..
„ The handkerchief, a silk one,
• is in the inner bag at the start, The
eggis placed between the twe
bags. The magician should ask
an obliging friend to play irlY5t
terious music while he is doing
the trick. The object of the tnusic
Is to drown the sound of the
crashing et the egg shell.
If the opening between the two
bags is treated with mucilage just
before presenting the trick, the
opening may be closed in the act
of twisting up the naoutli of the
bag.
(07-lp this out and paste it, with
other er the series, tti, a sorapbooh,)
• a London desPatcle. • ous "SALADA" Tea was placed on the g
love
The main body of workmen had market in metal packages, "-SADADA" . .
been engaged in„ clearing the lilgguar- was the Pioneer' package tea in Cana- Meet hi the ruddy light!
here woman'e voice flowe fortb in
at or staged. tower whose ruins dom- da. Immediately its superior flavor T
song,
Mate the plain of Ur. Descrining the and purity won for it a , great popu-
contents of a small temple excavated larity that has been growing ever
clariog -the first month, the report since. It is still a little different and
says: , „ - a little betier than. iordinary tea.
liads woiild have been, in.
noteworthy to whatever periodNi•
ghts.'
they belonged but these are the more
surpriaing, an that they are the, saldest hen comes he nmht of dreaming
works of art in metal yet lcnown. And 1 go omirting Rose; *
"A marble tablet svas dis•covered I wish we liv.ed in Greenland,
LLJ scribed, in Sumerian which reciords Ansi we .1Y:ere Eskimos.
that this was the temple ef .the God- • ,
dess Ninkhurage built in her honor 4.J Before I know, the evening
.the King' of 'Ur; Aaniipacida, eon of Tlas YaniSited 'like a song.
King, giesoenipasoas hens letter. is "That's why Pd. be in Greenland,
Wthure nights .are six menthe long
known to us, teem king liPts'draWn
'
• -
Finds a Royal Ring in Con-
•- necticut Sand Br.
•,\.. curiously ,,,haped gold ring, said
to have bieen ii, part of thejetrels of a
British 1ring and which tallies in de -
hill with one. wili eh disappeared f ran)
the English. court in 1610 and has
since been listed oil the records as of e
soilotO W11 where ab o is ts, was f o up d ' by-
_.----oso
Charles 13asus, lioseinan. of , the -local ...oego'sg•
, silo, , d op aetin sett . in the send b,a•r. smar pfe„.------",..,„/O, ' 1
(„____,./
binllrle neinsins., Thimble a 'ISlandg -...,(q :,.
have long bete) toned as a rendezvous • ,-' 5'-' - /.."
or Lae fen -tees Captain Eiticl, and , it is .,,...,.1,e -s2. - ea -am hew( le so nicely.
-believed that 1115 ring was a ,part, of 'It sweeteng tilt) stomach and starti
, 1 rodsr, re loot or the Praia n'llo, Re- the diver anti bowels acting vvithour
, ,
eosaing to well line -Wo ,legends, hulled griping' Contains no narcotics or
, iii.,-; sl,,,;::.1s in. it.,:, i,leini0'. - i.00tbing druge, Say "California" to
Berns was 011 a eltoonallig trip when Your druggist and avoid Oonnterfeits!
he. uneartivoi the ring, which is cora- insfsi: ilfmn genuine Callerrda lig
poseit of Oats liatels, joitaed by elasoeri Syrup" which cOntains directions.
hands. Ire Lae rernsea an offer or - —
2,000 1,4) r its ..se rce seas
Flartniess Laxative . 'for a Bilious• ,
Constipated Baby or Child.
Constipated,' bil•
bus, feierisil, or
sick, colic Babies
and Clrilcif:en lov'e And He Ought to know.
tako.' genuine „
):„on, say fie's' no 'Longer 5111 apa
r up.,, No otlrr 5.11 ovlsg " tor ?''
re4,rulttt'es no; he's a fuel eligirieer now
tlie tetld'er littio solos give,s advice oil lioNv to save ebal."
Daniel Kramer.
1 1110 15055 fot women
• J't el' (J,(1 TI.:i\er Loniosu 1.1)ieee-
.y /said ' 110.0 r-sc snher, c 111)17:est'
i` Ic • in/Ikea., lool_sibith, sad
tiler, rted wheeslefright.
is elle Voagd tn ra lin e r
enirried Po) fewer than eight stew-
stwatyr, este of. raison1 confessed that it
was 4i1) ac.rosn the
The Westbound Train.
The westbound train goes, roaring
through the might; Too emir the woman or the man,
Each longer step, each larger word,
Unrestful forms sprawl in the day -
coach chairs, EQ0chf later years, sm8eantuorerrhgeraorwd,th,
The Pulman curtains- ripple ht the
light, -
k happy signal to them both.
The smoker rocks aucl reeks with .
But, o'n, the last-bornt. Time, too
hazy airs; , •
The brakeman lurches through tb.e swift
swaying glopu, e Too quickly down the stream we drift, ,
Too ea,rly babyhood is past; '
The postal clerks work swiftly at
FOUR TIMES SrALED
214, 04.11*witiPpee
ofive&r-amiiirglifs?
:V414;;171:14
The Amy
manilla paper
, to bring you the full richness
and mellow sweetness of
l`lartutsactured ,
IMPERIALTOBACCO CO. OF,CANADA',1:111TIF,D,
'The Last -Born.
The ffret-born cannot walk too,soon,
Nor talk too soon, too quickly learn
And even with the cradle croon
Our gaze ahead we always tura
And try the future years to see,
Whea babe, our babe, a man will be,
Or when the, little lady ,there
Will ,be a lady tall and fair.
Yes, se young mothers plan and.drearra.
And so young fathers dream and
plan;
To them the first ea,rs nerier seem
Or lips move tunefully along
Some glorious page of old, 1
The cottage Homes' of England!
By .thousands °It her plains,
They are ;smiling °ler the Silvery
brooks,
And round the hamlet -fames.
Through glowing orchardis. forth they
peep, s -
Each from lis nook of leaves,
Ansi fearless -there the lowly sleep„
As the lairds beneath the eaves.
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The discovery of things which here, -
tofore have been hidden to you, is
Wh.at makes life worth
Next to money the hardest thing to
keep is a secret.
Classified A.dvertiserrients
FOR SALE
0014ROWERS, YOUR OWN, •
V v wool manufactured or exclaarig-,
ed for yarn or blankets. ;Woollen
1Vfills, Georgetown, Ontario. •
LADIES WANTED TO DO 72LAIN
and light sewing at home, whole
or spare time; good pay, work sent
any distance, charges paid. Send
stamp for particulars. National.
Manufacturing Co., Montreal,
NI,Ohlts
MORNING .& .
li.EEP YOUR EYE'S
CLEAN CLEAR AND ETEALTI-Iy.
VOP. :Ala arta CABE Do OK. FittRIN 40. Catcaaa,r.Le
'the mails, Oh, leave the baby at our breast -
The porter dozes in the cireasing room,
The engineer peers sharply down
the rails.
The whirling wheeIs repeat a rhythmic
neb. eto. -gnu areal's' -go CIFOagog r-obr
ing past;
Streams, towns, trees, farms and fields
On flying feet n
Glide by like ,gboete, a,e-tonnded and
aghast;
And from the sky the ,silent stars look
down '• pay us te take tains to the doctor in
Upon this snail -like speed trom town town tea -get it tools out."
to town.
—Kirke Mechem.. Sameness makes life monotonous.
Ask for IsT---litiarci's and take no other. Vary your interests and you svill add
interest TA ate.
A little longer, there to rest.
Too brief the days too short the
.1
• mile;
Oh, let us keep the lasst a while!, , —
1 —Douglas Malloch.
"Oh, Tobe]" clistressed1e"131'125.
Sagg. "The baby hae, swallowed a
Quarter!"• -
web," • relined 'robe Sag, of
Sandy Muala Pacifyingly.. ,don't
reekoa all things considered, 11 will
A False Alarm.
Although the snow onmeited
And spring seemed far, so far away;
Although the wind, with -whistle, shrill
Had all of bleak Decembers chill,
I heard a bird, call, boldly spoken, :
And winter's' seen, I knew, waelfroken,
Or s I thought. And then,.a shock!
The call came.from a. cuckoo clock. •
g-A.;.H. F.
•
Toothbrushes and mirrors aitee",una:
known on. 'Porto 8 -auto lfsland a off
Madeira.
The free, fairalIonie,s of England!
Long, long. 111 hut and hall,
INIa3r hearts of native proof be rear'd,
To guard each hallowed wall!
And green tor ever be the groves,
And bright the &Ivory sod,
Where firatthe child's glad spirit laves
Its eountry atid its God!
Buy your ont-entown supplies with)
Dominion Egpress Money Orders.
"Do you wish to live without al
trial?" asks" a modern teacher. "Then!
you wish to die but half a man. Withe
out trial you Cannot guess at yousi
ON1111 St1el1gt11. Men do not learn to
swim on a table. They must go intol
Of the members of the Royal F(m- deep water and buffct the waves."'
1),, th-.e ,(e YritheeDakroksebst
Hard player
although he is left_ .Keep Minard's Liniment la the house./
Keep your faith in' all• beautiful
an dec.',
There are to -day 25,200 m re small thingS 11 the sun when it IS hidden;
holdings in Britain than in 1922. s.
ji,1/4,11nctill°tA1801.11'13,1.10grrwwhneln'n-1,1,' stlgra7,Dul'y tad
Service sin!. Sacrifice-- all the old
ogres end bugbears of lifeeehave joys
imprisoned. in their deepest dungeons.'
And It is for you to sot them frea--
the imMortal loYS that 00 000-00
Ingqoul. or fate, or circumstance --
C{131 rob you of, once you It a V (1 releaeed
theane-elley Ittolfe 111150),
Sieves woyen e.f bronze . wire. and.-
used In the testing of the fine/lees of
CeMent have 40,000 libles to theinlm
agnare
,E.cy
ItL
Beware of Imitations!
INDIgISTION, GAS,
STOMACH E
TPOPT E
J
"Pape's Diapepsin" La the quickest,
--surest relief for indigestion, gases,
`flatulence, heartburn, sourness, or
stomach distress, caused hy acidity. A
few tablets give, ahriost immediate
stomach relief. Correct your stomach
and digestion now for a few cents.
Draggists sell millions of packages of
Pape's Diapepsin.
Uou less yosee the name "Bayer
Cross". ou, package or OD tablets You
are not getting the a.,-entrino Bayer Ab -
P11'1)) prayed eafeby millions and pie -
scribed by playeiCiatis over twenty-
three years for '
Dee cl /soh as
Cold.e
Too th a ri e laumbfogo
Neuritis RheuusntiSnn
Neuralgia . Pale, Pam
Accept "Bayer Tablete of. Aepirin"
only, Each unbroken package eon.
tains proven directions. Handy boxeS
of twelve tablets cost, feW cents. Drug-
gists also Sell rottles ef 24 and 100.
..ispirin is tbo tratle mark (registered
In Canada) of .Bayse 'Manufacture of
gtenoroseticatmleSter of Saticylica,0
While it is well ItmoNvli that Aspirin
111014)55 Bayer I\lanufaeture, to aeelet
the militia, againat imitations, the Tab-
lets of, Bayer Corupany will be stamp,.
eal with their gelicraI trade marls, the
"Ba yet. Ceops."
Rheumatto Pans]
Are relieved in a few days by
taking 30 drops of Mother Set -
gel's Syrup after meals and on
retiring. It dissolves 'the lime
and acid accumulation in the
muscles and joints so these de-
posits can be expelled, thus re-
lieving pain and soreness. Sei-
gel's Syrup,- also known as
tract of Roots," contains no tic:Re
nor other strong drugs to kill or
mask the pain of rheumatism or
lumbago; it removes the cause.
Ask your Druggist.- 11
Joints Ache
Minard's Will ease the pain and.
stiffneee. '
The old rettable- remedY,
05
ACNE ON FA
urk
hin Fo
Hardi, Large and Red t
•
pies. itching Vitas Terrl
• "Had been troubled all my life
with acne on rny face. Ivly forehead
_es • was a mass of pirnplee.
Jii They were hard, large and
red, ,and the itching, vias-, .
most terrible. My face was
disfigured. I sentfor afree
es, sample of CutiSura Soap
\--no---,1 and Ointment aild a frpr
using them got instant
relief. I bought more, and after
using two cakes of Cuticura Soap
and three boxes of CuticUra Oint-
ment I was healed." (signed) Mrs.
G. S. 'Miller, Box 14, Marshall, E
Wash., Jan. 9, 1922.
Use Cnticura for every -day toilet
purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe
with Ointment, dust with Talcum,
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but 1 still have pains in my right side.
tun a farnser's wife with more work
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