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' The <: General.;Officers; Cpmraanding-in-Chief at "under, his consideration the question ■ of tho enphiro! and disposal of prisoners during,: manoeuvre's and other fieUT operations in , time of peace, and has ordered the following general rules to be observed:— 1. ; All '.prisoners should be" 'retained- and. gunrdeU'biTthe urtit taking' them'..;'They are; forbidden to, , attempt to' escaped ' 2. : InVqpera-tioiis-bf one day'fi duration they-shpuld be. released ■■and :''6'ent : back 'to their units when ordered 'by; the-cotnmander , or the senior , umpire 'of tmrforce;\vith' which- they'are' prisohors. .When.-.there;'would bo 'no harm , in allowing,, them to : return to their ,own force, the order to doiso may be given by a subordin-, ate commander or an umpire, ■ i. Prisoners detained' for the day during operations, extending longer than -that period -'should not bo sent away'without food, unless there is a reasonable'.chance of; their finding their units. .Those detained over-night will;invariably bo rationed by their captors. /The object of this: rule: is ,to' prevent m6n''.from' being; rriado toi suffer V unnecessary and somotimes quito undeserved hardship, which, if'inflicted, would 'tend' to' destroy both energy and- enterprise 'in : reconnaissance and other, sipiilar duties calling: for the, special display of : those characteristics.,.i 5. On tho,other hand, .umpires must endeavour ■to prevent reconnoitring parties from taking such gross' liberties in obtaining information" as.they sometimes do'in peace operations; .which, if attempted in war, would involye death or capture ' •. ..-,' -.- : -

He'd had bronchitis several times, His doctors ordered "Warmer elimee." But then, alas, tho man was poor, Or ho'd have gone away before. "Do this, do that," 'tis easily said. But poor men have to earn their bread, Thanks bo, they may become secure 'Gainst coughs and colds by Woode' Peppermint Cure.—Advt. 20

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' This Woman Couldn't Move ; ; ; >:;: ; ' v^;;, .■'■■' : /-:':'iCr—— >——--' .:'?■■ :, '-. : ':' V;' Cured,'by. the Treatment that A/ Restored Her Nerves to Their y-V- ) : ; ! : \ Proper Condition. ::;•:'; -The sharp, shooting "pains of Sciatica in the hips and lees mako it<one of tho most painful diseases medical men havo to deal, with. It. is a disease, ofi the , . Sciatio nerve—the largest nerve .of the [body. .■' , .-■ . ■ • ■ ... . The complaint ; has often been cured by Dr. Williams' Pink, Pills, a striking instance of a oureibeing given belouV They hare cured the complaint because they aro a nerve.tonic aha , blood-builder. .; ;■ . ■.-.. ■■ . ; , ■ ■ _: "About three ..years ago I felt a sudden-pain in ,aiy lcft_leg and hip,". said Mrs. Selina Batty, of Simeon, via Ilavelock, Mftrvborouuh; Railway Line,' -. Via: "Shortly after, 'the pain extended to my right leg and: liip. I teas in terrible agony.; I could not Avalk or got out of bed without! , suffering: tho most intenso agony., When I did , got out of bc<l it was only with tho ■ assistance of my husbaud and. dwightor, and then I could not move about without tho uso of a stick. No ono could-undorstand what I: suffered. ,'Eventually I consulted a doctorbut his treatment did, not do, me any good. After sulToring torture -for about six •months, , my fiistor, Jlrs. Kogau, persuaded mo to give a trial to Dr. Williams' lMnlc Pills. I did, and persoverod with 'them. 'In a short' time I wns able to walk about without a stitk.or any assistance, and 'could attend to: my household duties After I had takcu about fivoor six boxes I felt splendid, but I kept oh with thorn until I had iised , about ten boxes. I have not had the. slightest' return of pahr or acho of any kind, rimvo nb hesitation in saying that Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cured me; and .made.a new. woman of mo.", '•::>- .;;•-. " I? f m , (! , m^l '' only the genuine Dr.. Williams' Pink_ WUs cure. Don't-be gulled into taking .something, said to, be Justus good. Of- nil dealers at 3s. ; pe.r box, fi boxes ids. 6d., or from thP Dr. -Wttlmmy. Medicine Co.; of Australia;:

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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 627, 2 October 1909, Page 12

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624

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 627, 2 October 1909, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 627, 2 October 1909, Page 12

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