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. 4*1QW_,Wl1Qu9 ati�&s in a i , you ancl all your family. , Ounra,
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!aeweloiniij which have prostra- r I �Christ. After dinner we.s4ng hymns -%. Keep on -
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�� sk-hen Salts. 1 started taking �� , _-,....,!.: _..: . � , is common- constipation. It. may
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PC. ".. &jji�-I� fail to How. Your M�e 'next a,ctioll.Qccun.IA--the-.Stam.wh, -uncover '-the uilmr portions Of the - .
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L',�4 A' FREE TRIAL OFFER, OF,KRUS9HEN
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. I I . . . for the new "GIANT" 75� pack�ge� This and without quiestion. You have tried -Kruschen lish warships in the yeaa,s 1740-41. . -- . . .
� , 1. . . I. coviiffts of'our regular 75c. bottle together free at our expense. What could be falrLr? This glorious, expeddtion; - i . . .
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I �. I . . �:.. with 'a separate trial -bottle - ufficient for Manufactured by It'. GRIFFITHS HIUGI-L.ES, brought - to England, unoyi�ng- tame . .... - . . .. .
I I ..� ,�'. '�..!':. --about. oFL6.wtek. Open . the trial bogle. �rst, I,td, mqnchester, England. . (Established. .1 ' 'If tfie iInbRPIP'l sla!16 "
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I I put it' to the test'- and then, if not, entirely ,, r was con-
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�,�11�-._.. I I fbbre the bed." . - s,urieOn warned the Tnen not to eat - 'Life On a nierchan'tman h rd43i
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� . , 1 .. , tSpeak the word..of power to me. possessea the power, and"' 6t Only k-eVt the, men, in a stAte of ,,n,d_i,_ overworked, short-ration9d and �ys_
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W., . . . ,ematically abused. In Two Years Be -
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1; '.., .,., . I 7"d of God, so pure and changeless,- �'ty to restore the soul from, the dis- mutiny. ' . I . ,� " . I fore the Mast, R. H. ,Dana gives s.
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� �.. " � I I Grace of God-, so -strong and. bound- The Call - of-,Matthew—Verses 9-13. , R'epj� theni irriabogany-hearted' tars, merr-chantman, a century a
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� � 'his class. be-19nged Matthew or Levi. lunal? Quite the reverse. The� Brit- ter huwrieai�e '
. I � ,;_ 1, .1 FZ7-9,�6th Collier - Busily employed'in this obiibi�iouslis,l-r"-�N-�avy-wa.s -not then an honor Horn.. The brig, Dana sailed'in'was
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hore of the Lake off G4n-n time, balf-drowned crew worked,
1111, 1. zi esaret. As assigned to Ansonli fleet'was frOn, a 'r"
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'.. ': . I Les-,"c;n Passage Matthew 9-1-13.. on the tax -gatherer and,addTL�sged to the me* thus assigned were sixty on oollid s' nd;M
I. .� I I �.- , . . Golden Text --Matthew 9:13. , . I him the. plain, direct invitation, "Fol-, years o� age, many of them 7,0,. A wbefter the next roller woulld snap
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I'll . �. s_� . maighty signs. Jesu*_ wenti says one I Dana, ibot te4iIpetamC-dbally glvvn to
. .. . ..... 1'. 'beaching to nAr- was not the first time he had see n keeping them -in irorns. till the ships -
11 �, Vt the fathers, from ; nd heard Jesus. He may'liarve been were weal at, sea. Irlapres&me,nt. was meflodrarna, degciilbes, a flogging that
, 1, � , * Having taught as one ,who had I GaTt'in Frank'Thom on i ij ,
I ; _ . .A4e I ,q ,pectator of the receint' hea.ling of a regular practd,ce of the tian.L., estab -a vps - adm n: Iter
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, , 1'.!", . I sothority he proceeded ito confirm -!I,e -may, he, lished press-Imasters receiv4d ,from ,pd -to a skilor simply because be "ask-
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% . , tbatlau bority by.accordant, I deeds— tt all events, immediately accepted the AdmiTal-ty �4D shillings for every ed a ques1tion." . . .
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., �.". elli, . 1',bp invitation., and without- demlir or man -Phey delivered. A second press- outt
, �4'1 . I (paving touched aAd.-healed a leper I ,Ielay ,rose up, left all and followed &ang descended upon -4o.mle, ,home- beink fl6kged?" asked. the. �ea,-
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. W, I . town of tapernau7ni. The house in. ;s ho -nor, This complimentary feast whom were just. r_e_t.u_r.ning from a "No," shouted the- captain, ."nobody
, � " ��±- � which he was, was filled to overflow-! o the Saviour was at -thp same timeT l,h;�eeyejar cruise), and carried them ,shall open his mouth abo4rd this ves-
11 , I � I ing.with those see9dilg his aid. They .. farewelPfeast to his former associ- -off at the, point od a pio,tol to ,serve sel but m7self," and he b6gan laying
. ..11�1 - * . � crowded, about the door so that fopr..,te, and h feast, moreover, -by which another four years at ,,,. StAlq.. on the blows, �swinging, half round
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,� . �, . � �!- brought. them into close contact irrore men, were needed; so tibe jails between eaol� hlow, to give, its full
". ... , 3n. Matthew ih t"ay.'s lesson does, with' his new-found Master. ' He of Eholar4d, were swk,pi,t f thehr effect. ,As he went on, his� passion
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_ - , ,,,ought them together with the bo,pe, vibdest4bodied inmd . -he dhn*&d about the
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I'll 11 ; . I . , Luke. The 'singularity of the effort,",o 4004t, that they too might share the fins, contplenvent, greenly enlisted de:ck, calling out..as he swung the
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'�N - I 1)_i. � es. described by those two writers, I 'he -T�enefit and enjoy some meas-ure marines, without weapons or uni- ropee, "If�You waditt to know wbat I
1". 'he four men iruade to reach! of the salne ,blessing whicfi he had fomns, were th.ru,'t - flog you f9r, I'll tell you. -It's because
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. ", ; I., etmtio-A of 6eii'belief in his power, Hig ei-itics were present again and ped and bulbied into service, 16W it! It suits -me, that's w�at `1 * do it,
1. � -to thelp and heal. The true nature of 1 approached the disciples, sa�ing, died within a year! Scurry frost, for! " I
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I , � ) r . The mode of cure adopted by our spiritual health a -ad moral vigor all Su�h *as the British Navy in one the nvanl'Jesus CbrLvt call'it -help you
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".." I 1.i�,--, erally. He. administered relief to the:' Publicans and sinners th bout the� American, Navy at a siTm- )Sicl�ened by the spectacle,
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: �-�- ��'Ikpdy ,before restoring health t6 the! i,cian found the wldes� f vowing thathe
11. � leld of Opera- IaT peak? Na less, a writer than Her- tilIrried. hishead away,
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44�,, . soul. Whether some expression of:..tiop. "I am not come� to call the man , Melville answers, the questi would devote his fife to the abolitidn
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Q , 'ving u's in. WMte-Ja,eket A com-
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, I I �P "" , . . 06nitenoe, though unrecorded, had es-;(righteous,,but sinners to"repentah" " by gi Of flogg�ng aboard ship. ,]>ueln large
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'.., �� � - it --Conderksed ete ,demription of life - aboard an miess,tire �to -his -effort's, the Practice
1� I .1.�' _ea�md the man's lips; or wh,6rher from The Pulpit Co;�_ P1
I 1, %, Z. t . vug,only deqI�p contrition of spirit of mentary. . .., .* American wayship shortly after our was abairid,oned; and after 1,870 a sail-
- I. :_ . � %, which our Lord alone wo cognizam . . guns had silenced the proudest Brit- or could sign for a �roya,ge. With rea.
I - 1.�, . VVIijebover off these it -was, he first l ish frigates in the paval war of 1812. sonalAe guarantees that he would not
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I - - 7- a . uninhabited" and who was'industrious, and inde- Outer 9'amnebt of, white duck, quilt- does
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", "� � . . mover again to return or be remem-l' pendent when work was to b6' had ed *ith cottom This, was *arm en- dials at sea; scutr4y,broke out ta-day
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, � Uve been spoken of as' -the theo-lo- condition reached tPlee mission at Now r,ef*std, so for -the whoae period of loosoj� and feia out, -and en. extreme
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, Li", * - Ust the Maristes were there also- - f oumd a roo* for 'him and- pra,vided jacket in all 9OTts, of weather, a drip- Imam The scurvy-sfticken, crew of
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i "I Yli_��11 I '. iifie6tftilig to a c . I daVs mun6hing at the fresh vege�
, . . . . . . "', owlasion that Jesus months. After much negotiating with 'But If paint was scarci6; tjbv,N tccaVy tabiles,reftored the onitire crew to.
I .0141P. - llyavq kufltY of blaspheniv, whep�as the city authoiities and, after ftmny Was; not. Thi's dreaded' instruhl,.ng oi healtk Yet shiOwneIns, knowing this
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keep out Ithe, 'islemenU. (He sleeps. ini
*yl ventilateA,...quortews' aUdl can we-
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9uprame , tlotl` L' d i * 41a lozipven
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�lie'. same r*,ts for recovery fq Tper-
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�0.nlai Injuries, as ., aqr� grd�W' �ail-
may ewlploy"s unde*,,-the rAmployeins�
[Aalbility Adt, IP the eaze-of .O"Sh"
vs., The U. S. -Shipping Bo�iwd theL
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?*�urt.-a,war&d O'Shea, a� a6mmom
Bailoir; $15,060:49r' injuries reqefred.
while en d in the iperforti6abe of
lorr
Jors .. V-9 dutp-44juries t�hat thl,
m- - Of tMelvilheAs day would have
aursed in bittei....Wence ,and with -out
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). penrhy'si worth 69 IbOTn. ' -
But emen more am-azi I Pig is, the re-
,ent case of Ae Rolph, a i.=,e_ that'
Probably caused -many an old quarter-
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deelic saltriil�-_tov_tura over -in his wa-
�ary grave. ,Three seamen were a-
.
Warded''heavy damages agaipst this
vessel 'because of ,its "unseaworthl-
Qess"--the' unseawmithiness consist-
inj in the %M#16yment, of -a first mate
who`wssi�,'& budly.and ,a br.Obe. ,The
mate had 'beafev, the �Plaintiffa 'Wlih
his -fists, qnd, had- then refused them
n7zilical, treitmen1b.- *, M.e. cofirit r-uled
that "seaworthlnesj�, a600rding, to all
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au, orb es, iW -� Eplies. that the
vessel be staunch and, sound, but that
she be' property tnianued." Cruelty in
an officer. was adjudged, 'a, menace .to
passengers, ship and crew. L
Thas decision, belated ao.it is;� pu6s
the seal of dQom upon unchecked
tyranifty and, heww,y-fi,sted disdpline, at
s --.a. Sailors are itill Obliged to obei
ordr,rg (thip, Inti�rnationaj SeameWs
Union is now agitating for the right.
'a sitrike) bitif the day has passed
when those. 6rde:�s can Jbe.. seaande4
by a bdo-t or a belaying piri..Rioma:.-_
ticis&s ,will say that the-g6ndeur and
poetry -of the sea hasdasap�earM,
but the Imen who ,actually ran o.ur
ships d;eckare that the to-ilp's
,W of 'the
,sea are nie-6ely acquiring'.r"ights" and
imr4unities, long enjoyed bythe mean-
-est laborer ashore. , I I
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G40WING: DEAF. WITH
. READ NOPSES?
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- ,If you.are growing -hard Of hearing
and fear Catarrhal Deafness or if you
hive roaring, runribling, hissing noig-
es in your *ears�gp ' to.. your dniggist
and iget I oun�e of Parmint (double
strength)', and add .to it :yj ,pint of
hot water and a little granulated
-srugar.� ' Take I t&espoonful four
times L a day. .
Thi& will often. ibring qujck relief
from the distressing head nolse.s.
Glogged nostril's should open, ,breath-,
ing -become easy and the- mucus� stop
dr6pping into the'throat. It is easy
,to -prepare, costs Ifttle and is pleas-
ant to take, Anyone who- is threat-
ened. witfi Catarrhal Deafness or who
1�as head Poises 5hould givii this prsw
sctlpti�n'a trial. .
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(IIntended fGr'last week.) - '
About one hundred. friends' and
neighbors of Mr. and Xr',e,. Mervin
Lane met at their home on Friday,
evening -and presented th6mi 17ithli
lovely dinn4r set. , The well wo'rded
address was read by Miss Barbara
Simpson, the..�presenfatiqn being rnade
'by Miss . Hazel Micl,aughlam Mr.
La.ne made a suitable,reply. The ev-
ening was spent in dancing.
Mr. -and MTs. David XcJ,ean enter-
tained a large number of their
friends, ail,d, neighbors on Friday ev-
ening last. I
A large nuniber of memberg and
friends of Eginondville Church at-
tended the wood -bee held at.Mr. Dave
McLean's bu.&�h on Monday afternoon.
The Arts Club of St. Ja,megl
Ghurch were entertained at Mr. and,
Mrs. 'Mervin Lane% on- Tuesday even -
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Council !Minutes. — The Imiunicipal
council of the Township of Usborne
met,puTsuant to adjournment on Sat-
urday, Febtuary Ordi with all �hQ
members present. The ininuteis" of
the. meeting of January Sth were read
and approved, on motion ,of Passmore�,
Shier. Board. of Health for 1934—
Moir-Passmore: James Ballantyne,
rhaIrmart, Dr. J. G. Dunlop, X 0. H.,
Joshua Johns, Henry ... Strang, secre-
tary; John Kellftt, Safktary Inspec-
tor. Shier -no secofider- i That Dr.
Dunlop be paid a stated, salary of
,�45 and expenses when attending con-
vention. In amendment.. Westcott-
Moir, That the M. 0. H.'s remuneya-
tion -be $lot retaining, fee and other
3ervices at a fair -price. ,11,e aniend-
rrent- carried. Copy of letter submit -
bed to Dipeartment of Public High-
ways petitioning granton full exilten-,
liture -on Tow . iship Roads and ack-
nowledgment Q,�y DI�par ment, On-
� n letter, So -
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- , ee.—Tabled.
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,10tice of Ontario Good Roads Con-
reiltio� on Pebruark 21st, and 22nd.
&i.r-Passihore: That the Reeve be
bdvised t* attandthe session, of the
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0 xood 'ftads, ,Conventioft�. Cert;fieates
rom all - the seo-tetary-treasuver# of
�be various solml P
.�N�'s in, tl�e
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own" expressing their views re -
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,ardhig inoculation for the �reve-htion
d,dipthwia web6 t6bled,411 desiring
* havet it d6be, eweept'. S. .S. No. 10'.
NestcottwShier: That the Board'of
18alth, -be ad,Hse,&'.t.o�_ imfol,m, rthe X
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), R. of thei. *isfies of. the, �pkr�nts
Ad W6tded to Iii -V4 thai workp:car_1-
ied out ih cb-operation with 4 Dr
63W*11, XWD., for glahshafd, r#
nion � sections,. The- anditore mpoit
,
v�A;5 presen 1001- T. A. Wisemgu,
'InVar, = h 6n himd#L �$4.478*Aq;
,� ;1931. tij� POA94, arreaft,
032 taxao'. W. 901., Sir , . 19gi
IXAS 1 � $6. 640Z, iQlts , 0(mon,n,r; t6wh-
k.i,# �,$W,7&:�fi�tog- $J?10TAX91iap1f*l,
48,66.$12 g ,
IV, , 46,09;L Their, icftt%Ai*t* .4
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1§33 taxes�,- $6010.00: Pe P'alties, `196'.' Jucludle a Wnside�tton Of the t6usIls,. , I
Shier,Pissmor;_-: ' ' That their Collectoi wlOnh, H diseased, shbul,&, be rem1ov-
be' authorized to . .,hold-- tha�% ro1.l.,a.n.d__ed_..!Me nWb sfiI� lstO build up and. - I Fl.
,continue th,�, 6ollectloir-of all ar�raars maintain, at 21Q�h ... I . 0 �
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of Ataxes-4Carried. Westoott-Moir 4 _&�iltk* ... W -M. I ve litehe 9-r I .
That,the flollqyn-ng jg' nieni6, be fmadip to diqt' fresh air, E,0,1n, "l-IrttesIt"t 'got , . 4�
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viz: . T. A. 'WisemiN anditin'g, $10; cetera. I . I
H. De4bridge, auditing,:, $10,; Sick Untia fthe; chiild reaches a stage,of' I 1 4
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Childrenis Hospital, grant, $15.00 ; gdDd health,,he requires extra rest � . 4
is. J. Pym, sularly as Collector, $65; together, with Ahe avoidance of "any -
N. 'G. Clarke, salary' as Treasurer, -Physical or mentaA strain. - As long -7
$90; Jdsl,hu,a. Johns,,feei, `Bqard of esAhevkild is below,par, be shouRr - .
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Oes .50. ".,John Kellett, -fee, be,g�kid,ed away from competitive eiv- ,'
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Board of Health, $1.50; the, Reeve, fae ents and exciting or worryiMg I task&- 1
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Board of Health, �1.5.0; ,Clerk, fee, It takes time� even in a dhild; "to Te- -
Board Of Health; Times-Ad-;oeatq build health, and the lyrotess, de- . � t
in�unicipal supplies ($52.17), �,Totiee mands upd�e�sftnding anid, patience� "
Cardis ,($), $54.11;,Williani Bradshaw, together wilth perseverance, on tha,: . I
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snow work, 45c; Kenneth Johns, sAow part of parents. . � � . I
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work, We; A Speueer& Son, mater- Queotdoafi�. coqj-,eriting health ,
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iAl, snow f�u`ce, $!6,45;, .qeorge Cow- dressed to the .'Canadian M�,dm k_�, -.1 I I .
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ard, cleaning out culvert, $1; Henry soci4tion, 184 College Streeti To "TAP, . .
Ford, superintelideiie%. $3,W.—Csk- will be answered persorhally'by leA- . I �
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Dance, is -a di-�ease of children, chiL- 1928, 'crop yields of each yeaT ,.have,- . I
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drefi between fiv6 and. fifteen, y�ars been reduced in somie degree by
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tims. It is Titore often. seen amIong able variation -in it�s eflects through- ..
gi-As thiin boys,.and, i . t appears to se- but the Domindon. - I . . I . . I
led what is di�sjcribed as the over, In ID33 drought was njore wide- .
active, highly -strung, excitable child. spread than usual and extendled froft - I
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that it is �6.rb inlfection due to the Crop production was reduced, sharply-
lgal,ha gerir! ,that causles, rheum,at,io in Nova Scotia, Ocritario, Saakatche- I
f -ever. This opinion is held b,eca-use 111" and ABlerta, -and in ceTtai see-
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.of ,the frequent association of chorea Itions of the oth,�r provindes. � I .
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both conditions, the heart is aiyt to ' ` . I
be dama;ged. Rheamaltic fever does �
occur in chi3dren without any of the . Madder Weik '
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Joint symptoms whith are comi-donly '
associated with ,the disease. I � .
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fright, eviosure to wet or cold, -have . ' '
all been considered. as beiTig imlned!7 . . � I
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not been shown. that they are, in -any - ' I
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will be uoticed that the child is nerv-, quent dafly annoyance, getfixig-up- , I
bus And ,Irritable. He has some (fff.L. vights, irl�'l pains in II-ack, lower ab-- ,
Len] in, -using his limbs, as is e3vi- domen and d,o*n through kroijis I
denced by 'his dropping or upsetting you' should 'try the amazing valLr5 of'
tMnigs, and 'his occasionpl. stumbles Dr. 'Southworth I s "Uratabs" drid seer- .
and falls.' These si, ' gns are followed what a wonderful difference the�- I
by irregular, jeft�mc,vementa, which make! If this.grand old, formula of I I
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severe. Thiere is -low of-weighto a 'the swift and satisfying c?n-q -,
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and� not infre4ubntly, he cOm' ptains s . urely will be thaliklful end Very- Well
of headache, -_ pleased. If it does not satisfy,.,the. � I
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tomis, there occurs a marked change orized 'to return' yoqi money on first. ,
in the &i.sposition' of the child, with box -purchased. This gives. you & ten- - . .
irritabillity.and emotional outhu,r§ts. day test of "Uratab,sl' without risk - I
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