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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1902-12-04, Page 7Mrs. Laura L. Barnes, Wash- ington, D.C., Ladies Auxiliary to Burnside Post, No. 4, G. A. R., recommends Lydia E. Pitlkham's Vegetable Compound. " In diseases that come to women only, as a rule, the doctor is called in, some- times several doctors, but still matters go from bad to worse; but I have never kr..e•n of a case of female weak - nese whioh was not helped when Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was used faithfully. For young women who are subject to headaches, backache, irregular or pain- ful periods, and nervous attacks due to the severe strain on the system by some organic trouble, and for women of advanced wears In the most trying time of life, it serves to correct every trouble and restore a healthy action of all organa of the body. " Lydia E.Ptnkham'sV egetable Compound is a household reliance la my home, and I would not be with- out it. In all my experience with this medicine, which covers years, I have found nothing to equal It and al- , waysrecommend It,"—Mae. LAU/A L. Boma, 607 Second St., N. E., Wash- ington. D. C.—el6000 forfeit If orle/re o shout letter proving penulneneas cannot be produced. Such testimony 511011ld be ac- cepted by all women as convinc- ing evidence that Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound stands without a peer as a rem- edy for all the distressing ills of women. Evil Company, $ophronftis, a wino teacher, wonhl not let even his grown up sons and rhalmMrrs associate with those whose conduct was not purr and uprig'rlt. "Dear father," said the gentle. Ewla- ila to him one day when ho forbaole her and her brother to visit the ill behaved Lucinda—"dear father, you t.e*t think us vary ehit'lieh if you imngbie that we I:11mM are in any danger." i t Tae father took a deed coal from tho hearth and handed it to Igo daughter. "It will not burn you. my child. Tette 1t" Eutella did so, and her 1115111 was soiled, and, am It (Malmo', her white dress. also was blackened. "Woe/mot be too careful in'Mam1- llrrgcoals," mild Walla 1n vexation. "Yea, truly," 0111 the father. "Goa see, my child, that coals, even if they Go not burn, blacken : en It is with title Company of the vicious."—From the Oettuon. White House Hospitality. T156 Butler —Pardon me, your ex- cellency, but you have invited one guest too many for runner to -day. The President — That's all right. Bend over to the neighbor'e and bor- row a clatr.—Cluvelaud Plain Dealer. Milkman Scored Last. Stray Stories, "Tho difference between the cow and the milkman;" eaald the gentle- man with a rare memory for Jests, "Is that the cow gives purr milk.'' "There is another difference," re- torted the milkman. "The cow doesn't give credit." 'UST ONE MORE STRIKING- CURE Heart Disease and Kidney Com- plaint Banished by Dodd's Kidney Pills Dame Ahoy Moreau, Postmistress of N'eedou, Tells of Her C'ompheal ion of Troubles and How Easily She Got Rid oVThem All, Weeden, Que., Nov. 16.—Soodal,)— Daum Atme M wean, post Mat reef. here, tells a story of her cure of a complication of ailments arising tram dimeused Kldluy s that 11/011 1t1 lo: con- sidered .wonderful If similar reports were not cowling from different ,parte of alto ecwntry almost dptly. Iluw- ever, ,the postmistress' story Is )o .atitbenticatel that it will pony In- aterestlug to nil those who arc suf- fering from Kidney Complaint in any form. " I tell a ointim to several Kidney maladies,' says Dane Moreau, "the rl1111 score tins II' Jiro, Dueler, ,bol 1 hese Hollered from Iasikaohe, Bled - 'der Trouhoe anti Itheunrt.tlem. Itook Ime(iieiue, abut noting did me any goal 1111 I ttrd Dodd's Kidney Pllis. 1lm001,5ke1t three Cwxea stmt 1110, a feel like n }'oto;; ',1.',111,1111. I feel no pain, and ant ;to ,yell that In my r+ulvalwed age I d0 ail toy own work. dia. Malloy Igoodyforlall Kidney Insea$ea. I rer- l0cenme•td Bootie Kidney PVtls as the \bed reinoly for ole that I have ever Wsm. All the prtroans who would like 5to get Intonation can apply to me. )1 shall eilvltys be, di1(p•r0ed .to give 'pt(an nit .00 informs (1011 ti)(' desire." Dxid'► Kidner' l'dls cure all Kid- ney ('olnpinite. Theo' oinks the ol,1 teel ytwlig again Sunday School. INTERNATIONAL LIiSSON NO. X DECEMIIhat 7, 1902, Ruth and Naonll.—Huth 1:16-21. Conrmelnlary.—Explanatory. Durinlg the rule of the Judge.. there arose af great famine in the hand of Israel, which must have Meted several dxm.ra, At this thee there lived a family at Ilethlaltcm canelsting of Elimelech, Ms wife Naomi, and two sone, whose names lndloate feeble hoa1M:. Finding It difficult to ob- tain a living on tho home farm on aocotrnt of the famine, the family deaermined to emigrate to some safer and more fruitful region, even through It would compel them to bring up their children among (eaten sur- roundings. They went acrelee the Jordan, probably at the (orde of Jer- icho, turnal to the south along the modern bore of the Dead Lien, and settled among the rich fields of the Mxaabltes. Hero great changes came to tho family. Iu the eouroe of ten yours tho none tnarrled Moabltleh women, and both mora and 1tIinlrlech their father, died lo the land of Moab, leaving too three women wl(kowe. The widowed Naomi, poor, in tress, among strangers, became home sick for her native land, Iter kit.- dred, the people of god, and the reli- gion... aids and consolaliow5 of her month. Tho famine i.. Over, no- eordingly; who sots out on her return home.—Pelouebt. Tito two 'laugh - tore -in-law, Ruth and Orpnll, were much attached to Naomi and erose 10 go with her, a part of the way, and time show their love for her, Iler words of icndornees mode them cling more c101401y to Iter. 'rpnh Mescal her pother -In-law, Bunslww- ing her love for her, but derided to return to her own country, out hear- ing tho matter diem,.sed No frank's' by Naomi. Oho could not go with her 011 the ground of nerving the (1od of Israel. But' Roth elute auto Naomi aria decided to return with her to Bethlehem. • 16. .and Ruth 1)11111—.titer ()malt had returned Naomi again put. tho lost upon Ruth. Naomi would have 1(0r know ani realize fully the Iln- port atom of her decision, a.nd loge upon her to decide 1t for Ood. TIM; al•ee would help 1101. 10 contrast tho difference between a -heathen woman and an Laraelile. Intrcttt, enc 1101 10 1x1110 Thee-1lrre 4151(14 the aus- wrr from the heart. At Milo great cr11110 In her life, Ruth kept; close rem - patty with one, who aerv('11 the God whole she now' chose. ,`Noe pleaded (or the porronal help and fellw4hip of Naomi. She (10011tt that alto would not rt'fer to her Idol:, rola- tinea and hone, whlle she Ivan 111 011ch u try lag 'milieu. At once win decided on herr at/socialeft, and broke awes from every opposing influ- ence. Wh111(41 thou g000t, 1 will go —Thus Ruth (11(111 the debate Noth- ing could bo more drehive or brave, than this; oho 40(1115 to have had another spirit, not another speech, row her relater 1vas ;;one, and It Is an Instance of the Oraeo of 11ot1, h allulug the Anil to tho resolute choir., of the better loam. Cont. Com. Wher0 thou lodgeat, I will lodge-13oy her firm notelet Ions, s10 declared her purpo0o to be 0110 with Nnolnl's peo- ple. Though Naomi wait under af- fliction, nod returning to her own enllmlry lit humility, Ruth wart firm fn her purpose to chant her lot. Thy people shall be my people—Thus she would renounce all her connection.. and prospects in the laud of Moab, 11101 1111 according to 1111 the ru10:1 of Nnonli'oJW0)ple 1(1 ('unman. .4 lid lhy (iexl my fled—I will 11(kor0 tate tied of Israel, the only living and true Oat, trust In him alone, serve bin, and In everything Ix) ruled by him. —Cow. ('on. 17. 94111 I die.-llut'h 1110110 11110 her lifetime choice. There ;rill 1 be bur- ied—"Not desiring to have mo 10011-14 as her dead Italy carried back to the ...motry of Moab, 01 token of any remaining 1111dno10 for it." the would, by fids choice, desire to for- get all relationship with her own people or their religion. She was ready to make tee cltaago with till t't meant. Tho [cord do so, etc—"To prove hr'r sluerrity 1n thle matter. Ruth called God to widens, 11411 ask- ed Il'lau to multiply l:er troubles if she did not loop true to her sol - (n11 40(1. 1-1'4' %(01•,t14 were an an- cient (corm of an oath. 18,Than mho left sprnizing—"There could bo no room to doubt her 9111 - Cern). 410+1 true motive. Her vote Wile. convincing. • i10, They two woad — When they were Loin of the saute clod, they could walk lovingly togeLhor. When they were pledged 'e0 he true to lied, they then could find abundance of lova for 411011 other atlnl folio wattle so dear. The Journey could be made with joy, even though they keenly felt td:air lam rand bcralirauota to their wldowhool. 20. Call me Ohara — Ilor former canto 141141 itltI11g ill 11r1,1' former life, 114 Naomi mr:tut cs'aatiful, pleasant. (.1rt,•tre.s. New that ;I:Motion lune rhal.god lie'r lot, Otani, meaning Ma- leness, was a amort imitable. name. 'ahoy and known leer young and hap- py, and free from care. By this re- quest, in alae t•I3:11:gr of her Hume, Nand mlrowe/I Lar submission to her lonely lot, nod also door patient, spirit toward thane 1140 commented upon ler afhtrs. 21. Wont oat full —Having n hues hard and two 41(11)41. II,'r cup of joy waK full. none Hanle empty — The Lord spared iter life and enabled her to return not II, had taken all her fauutly.'Tnatlfl:ai ngninst me — Slu:e God had wrcm.ght the clmngr In her life, nc'.carvihng to lila wisdom, ;dm would not hold to the melee Hutt spoke contrary to 111'; ek'alluge. With ONE YEAR'S SUPPLY OF HAVANA CIGARS FREE.,. All ,the t(11bneeo aha l I nae is gr(>jn'll lu Cuba. ,therefore nothing bat Hav- ana ,tobacco ever goo, into tiny' pari of army of non (Mare. I employ Cuban Workmen oily. No wholesalers, re- tailer, commission sal(amen nor bad 0ecuunts_thnt'w till in the cigars. CIGARS DIRFiiT from M\KER to r$MOKEiR. No dealers nerd apply. 881,000 sell irl I,1'Inst s ear. ONE 1t3OX AND YOU A1:1; .\ REGULAR CUSTOMER. Roferenres--ANL' TANK P1 TORONTO. 1 supply you, THE NEW WAY, TWO YEARS, for ,tile same money you Pay tho old ,way one year, These Cigars are snlu'rlor to imported 111 - cent ,Havanas. 'rile nano, of my vigor in No. 72. Price $2.5OFOR A BOX OF 50 helag equal ,to fh'e crate each. I prepay all (apron. or firedogs 'moo- tercd), and thus d1{1u'r to you Tree all over Canada. ,Send money with order, On or more ,boons end you shall )to et custo1114'l' of m,114'. Some have ordered the fiftieth time. P 1,y wbrther ndltl, medium or strong. R. K. FERRIS 1171::;", 'I'nInnto, l'nuada, her at flicliou 1 was hlnnilily. (Sate rot of nfflat:O, 41(0 los His voice. "C. Barley hero;:1-1su,ally in the middle of April. The fart of It beteg barley 11;44(91 suggrstrd 10 Ha II that taw might go forth to glean. The r(10 (rnl(1' of tin hook 0( hula trlla 01 tier reward fur 1Ile choice she had 411adr, II. she liwnd a 1111'1tn1 of lupportiag her mother -in -lute. 2. She won the respect and favor of the people aoll(iill, whom she Illed, 11. Sir g1)I114' It auoml rocpllcnl Mishima unit hone.,' Teachings—We should toyer hesi- tate, to nitikr• the people of fled our tionoclatre. Those 11 Ito derail.. for Christ ars always alori 'antly blessed. tic should so lite lout our lntha'nce will lead others to serve the Lord. l'IIACTIC'.11. 01I"11171i1'. The disinterested luvr of a mother's heart. \Haul had 111 thin] attached to her daughters -In -lou mod naturally would cling to (hoot in her sorrow and (rreavruent, She, however, wlnnw44 the loving spirit of the true mother ,0114111 sir /wl111Pe sit 11 11111101 to th/1r further loyalty. The mtl(r di notion 0f to gritulu('4 10904ongnrring love. Se11,ral inrh1- r11118 mn.y II10P lora at work to hod Ruth to make this ruble ('11(110.4': 1. she had been living for several year.. in the bosom of a godly family. 2. She hail hod an opportunity to note the beneficial results of praelleal Moly to a home where Jehovah 1010 honored, :I, 11er heart had doubtb"ss boon grednally won away from for- mer r011gwne anti soeia1 lira. 4, She had acquired no doubt 11 sincere ad- mlratlon for the dignity and purity tit character l,ossessrd by Naunll and het• Minimn,1, 5. Fir 10(144 atoptu•e in Ler exporleece whirr sir (ell called upon to wok., the supreme (Meier of her life, and 0e( firnll}', gladly chew to 111000 all and silk with Naomi ill the paths of rightevnos11(•s1. She chose to foroeke home, country, for- mer religion:, beliefs, friends. The rrwa.rds of self-sacrificing lots: I. find gore to Ruth Ills ape - Mal providential carr. nod protec- tion. a. Ile gave her n wealthy lend lnthent1u1 1111ebI1111L :1, lie bestow- e'tl upon h'er a snit who was the anocst0r o1 t'hriet. 4. Ile made het• the comfort of Naomi in der declin- ing years. 5. Ile enrolled her nm0440, 6l. Ionornbk. women In lion. 6. 110 anns1d let' life to he rerurded in the Sicrdpturee, NO that her exam- ple hat been a comfort and an in- splrntion to 'unbolts. Thr ministry of sorrow. Naomi had been deeply afflicted. 9440 told her neighbors to call her Mara be- cause of the bitterness of her sor- row, litre 11101 oltrted out Perta- in erlyin life with fond nntte1pntione of the future. She now looked back on all these hopes blasted. Bat In all her grief she recognized the hand of God. Sorrow chastener) her heart and Irl torr to the toll recognition of the 111111.1 will In her life. 'Phe .110100 law of rompeneatirni. No net of mercy, no offering of seif- encrlfices 1s eves left un101iced by the Father. Iu love He sty afflict, but in greul compassion Ile will richly compensate for all that Is lost ie honoring Jilin. Love's Final Age. "The last age of love in a titan's 11fe is the (iotng,'. '('h1s le pecullar to wealthy old men. curl its most pronounced sy'uptu1(n Is 1i mania for presenting (1lattensts Lunt opening tattles for P1101'1114 girls who (11.11 him, lntpa..11. other Boles in n man's Ilfu he has some slight mlmglvinge about lour hying 1lway s conducted on a reciprocal basis, bol when he 1 1111C11131 tu5y 1(400 he 11 10100 fears to the winds. He knows hr Is 10 1P1 for himself alone. The Ulan 1t 25 doubts los (01401• to 101(1 a weimtli'e heart. The mann of 7:r is ciekso•r that he iw 0 charmer nothing feminine row 1.110.1. IIe knows the ratio of hie fas.•iultt ons has lu've: ,o .l with hie 11111ancin4 more, and he quarrels with his family, who tiro cruel en- ough to suggest that the debutante h • lends to (la' :tithe may have weitthet'-Pyo on 111,4 1.111 "Tau 11111 nh.' 01 1(101 i.. the most '*augelow of them 111, and is gen- erally fatal. In fact, love 11a like the mingles. It le enfrst 11n,1 goes prod - eat with a noon wheat he has It tarn' in life"—liorothy Pix, in .1in44- leN1, ",links hos a Ilbrnry of only four Books, valued at half a million dol- lar/a" 'Yon ,;on't ens! What kind of books nr.' they a" 'La tik L0o1. ,'`—P. trt.',t Free Prom. 4444++++++++++++++++++++++' ANNUAL MEETING OF I EXPERIMENTAL UNION I +++§.++++++++++++++++++ The The neat annual meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Expm'rl- mentaJ Union will ba held at the Agricultural College, Guelph, Ont., on Monday and Tuesday, (Are. 8th and lith, starting at 1.110 p. in. 011 Monday. Reports will he present- ed and (lactase,' on ro-operative experimollte conducted throughout Ontario, In agriculture, horticulture, economy, bottom, poultry raising, and forestry. As there were In all about 4,000 exper,imentere Through- out Ontario In 1902, these reports should bo very Instructive. Besides four general sessions, there will be two sessions on house- hold economics, which will be spe- cially interesting to the Indies, Mise Monde Livingstone, Normal School, Otlawn ; Miss Laura hose, Guelph; and \llr. O. C. Creelman, Su- perintendent of farmers' Insti- tutes, Toronto, are among the speakers for the Indies' sessions. Besides the reports of the co- operative experiments, addremaes will be delivered at the regular sessions by Prof. las. W. Robert - eon, Agricultural Commiseloner,01- tawn ; Dr. 11. E. Fernow, Director of the New York State College of Forestry, Ithaca, N. Y.; Lion. John Dryden, Provincial Minister of Ag- riculture, Toronto; Dr. Jas. Mills, President of the Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph; W. J. Brown, Principal of the Canadian Corres- pondence College, Toronto, and others. As the Provincial Winter Show is to he held In Guelph imme(ilately af- ter the Experimented Union meet- ing, tad a14 the excursion rales will cover thy whole week, an excellent opportunity' will b(1 afforded all persons who wish to licit 1"annda'e chief centre of agricultural (duea- tlon la 'December next. Programmes, riving full informa- tion regtrdieg the sleeting, ioeur- slon ranee, etc., can be ohtalnei Lv applying to the secretary, C. A. 7,avilz, .tgrleultural 1ohtege,(Melph, Ontario. WASHINGTON'S CAT CLUB. Devoted to Making Pussy's Nine f,ltes ae l'omlbrtable as Possible. The Washington tart Club, an or- ganization of 185 members, has been incorporated. The article.. of incorporation set forth the object of the club to be ' to pick up stray cats In tura streets. to designate addresses 1lere rag - rant cote may he left. to call for undesirable additions to the eat to - potation, to protide pets for meek - m's after such, to offer superior rare for pet cats during tate absence of their owners from; the city, to offer protection to atraying (411) 11/1111 their owners coin be located, to fur- nish the beat nielioal and surgical treatment for afflieted meta, to Jlnlulesely kill the incurable and to acconpllo through every poseible channel tate froproventent of the cats of the national capital, The means of providing fund,. for the accompaniment of these pur- poses are to be (Attained by the care of outs, the mile of desirable speci- mens, the collection of small fees whets cailectiols of felines are made. the dues of the club, the occasional sale of donated articles and an an- nual cat sham's It is stated that a Miss Peek hes already donated a lot in I3rookland, D. C., for the establishment of a bowie for the coats. The members of the club declare that "the homeless eats of our city now destroy our proncrty, flower beds and young elitticenta dlaturb our shoehorn, wreck our nerves, wring mlr hearts through their suf- ferings rt the hand of the email boy anti the vlclou1 adult, and are a menace to the health not only of our pets, but of our children and of our household... Ninny One mats are an- nually lost hemline they are ne- cessarily kit behind during the sum- mer In the care of tomalley fond, bol Ignorant serv1nts, or because their owners are incompetent to elingt10se or treat the simplest of 'cline diseases," CURSE OF ABSINTHE. 6'irst n Medicine it Inas Conn' to 0o (Great injury. Statistics show that alcoholism in France is steadily Increasing and that the use of absinthe land of ot'r deleterious liquors IN rapidly un- dermining Frenchmen's constitu- tions, aril in one of the main fac- tors in the decrease of the French population every year. .absinthe is prepared by pounding the Ira1PH 11111 11111'PN.] of Vltrionn kinds of u0rmwo,.1, the root of an- gelic/1, (11sp1 fing000t, Cretan dit- tnny. star anise fruit and other aromatics, and ninrerathog them in 11.0101. Thr compound Bunks for eight days, nisi is 111101 Jisti114''1, yielding an emerald-eolored liquid, to 1Yh{.h a proportion of all—,oil of anis(' usually -1e added. This is the purr nbsollhe; but little of It 1s eros oOld in draftee, for the mild- (1'rn11ons are hunnn.rablr. I,1 lilt' ndnite',ted drink thr green older is viredn0 d toy to rmi'rc and indigo: but line vitr!ol (or, ns its tin. 111:mr is, cupric sulphate) is often need 1141 11 coloring blgrell- rut. It Is impossible to estimate 1111 nmonnt of absinthe distilled el cry year In France forbomecon- Iumptlon, but do amount import- s' from Swtterlan1 Where a great deal of ebslnth„ io manufactured in the ennten of 7sroehu1(11 has not been 11(00 than direr, to four nail- RI,ITS The walking sick, what a crowd of them there are; Persons who are thin and weak but not sick enough to go to bed. "Chronic cases" that's what the doctors call them, which in common English means --long sickness. To stop the continued loss of flesh they need Scott's Emulsion. For the feeling of weakness they need Scott's Emulsion. It makes new flesh and gives new life to the weak system. Scott's Emulsion gets thin and weak persons out of the rut. It makes new, rich blood, strengthens the nerves and gives appetite for ordinary food. Scott's Emulsion can be taken as long as sickness lasts and do good ail the time. There's new strength and flesh in every dose. We will be glad to send you a few doses free. ale sure that this Picture in the i um of a label a on aha r pF er of every bottle of wrapper .u. ls,on you bur. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto, Ontario. SOc. and jl 1 all druggists. hoe gallons every spar, nays the i,4 (l00 )Dail. First a Medicine. Oddly enough, absinthe first 041111 11110 nee as a motile/intent. During the war in Algiers from 1811 to 1847 the French sohllers n'rre advised by regimental doctors to 11(1.1 a little absinthe with their wine a5 a febri- fuge. On their return to France they brought the habit til absinthe drink- ing with them, and the custom has BOW 1e00m11• HO widely dlsoentlttuted throughout all classes of society as to have become a grave national evil. I1 le the effect rather than the taste of absinthe 014(1)14 is reepwnsl- ble for 11,14 high favor with the French. Its tneto is not nice, and only the hardened absinthe drinkers take it neat. The usual addendum Is either syrup (gomme as the French cull it), or loaf sugar, which le planed upon a perfor41tel spawn across the glass and melte' slowly into the drink by pouring water, drop by drop, on to lt. Even with these additions absinthe always has the medicinal trate of cough mixture or paregoric, and it leaves an after taste upon the tongue. But its effect 1s immediate, and counteracts the disagreeable taste entirely. Strange Exaltation In the unaccustrllyd drinker, ah- 41in1110 produceo a feeling of strange exaltation. The nits -lathe drinker, alter Me first or tortoni glass, 11 he be a beginner, or If ftp Inured con- sumer, Immediately after the absorp- tion of 11100 metal limit, displays groat llrllllancy- of tlumght, and for a tlmn 10, to use the French expression, "raised Moot, hhneelf," An with the use of most drugs. lu. is 1 omp1)1,41 from time to time. to Itrr''asl' tils dolly dose so ns to pl(0110e this feeling, Nott the In• crease quickly upsets the action of tin 11igeat10f organs nod destroys the npp0tlt1, Tito (talked absinthe a ink •r, who, in France 00101,11,111011 as 111, 1 as twruty 41000,1 every tiny. e.rier rats tu0r0 than Met sutft'ient to sustain °.IL'. tot 1 acquirer; a great ,llstast.• for 1a11 but cry try and auu-fatt,'nnt(; (text, Last Singes, Thr natio, of the drag upon him, which' lak..< plow with more or leas timbals. nom/ding as lit• notatni resittalso of ate• delis to the craze IH greater or 101(er, 1e Im follows: At first, fonowing elosrly noun the ti's of npp tat., an unapprnea011 1111101 lak.is pussessnoo of Man wl, glldiw'ss, tingling Ila the earn, It I- 11,11,atinns of sight and of potato an 1 a run Witt mantel (11,r o' all elitists warn lint ender the ;r,. Ilu.•nrr of the drug. 1,0.,4 of hr.,.a owl' 1n1! ( biro idSa:1 or I11r1' 1r- 11111 11.11,1 shortly follow. The "W r, If mune grudiol, symptoms tit 1ln'run. firmed absinthe tippler Hrr n, Mita terrible. They legit' with teiterim;a of lh.' nn',•(1'14 an 11a great decrease of Moo, HI strength. P11 11 1 ,.• hair (hop off, t•t111 10:'om" 1 OWIted 10 lh• whim+: Ih^ nlointledrinker be- ( One, rm1011ntr4. win' ivl 1,n1 /a.l- 10w-luuklug, 111)1 is n •('that to ho1'- ribh' dre'tifo and delusions of all 1131:111. nal (111:113 tails a (1•Um 10 pare lysis.