Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2348, 2 January 1915, Page 10

';■ 'EVErT IE-TOUAKE TWISTED INTO , .KNOTS, WITB^RHETJMATISH.. there ' : >ti a ; au'ro and;permanent,cure'in>Rheu.mo. ; , /.This splendid remedy'restores health by ■ Idriyipg", out: the'; excess.-Uric Acid in: the ■blorfd. .'lffyouare'a"sufferer 'fry RHEUMO.-: ;,2s.- 6d.. and- 4s. 6d. everywhere — .-/i'-.V- ■'■ ''■ ,- : '•.. ''•'■■ •■'•■:'■''■ ■■■■■■■■ j,Blinds are now kept down at night in,; the■'.' carriages, of the London and 'South-Western Railway Company, in view pf possible attack by aircraft. £ more' of ;theGenerals who ■distinguished;; themselves - in :tho South African, war, are now .being"recalled to'order to take command .of'.the divisions, of the new army in pro.ccss/.of^lorrnation;. The latest list of is distinctly inter.'.cstihg,.: says ;ii London -■ conespondent, 'since- the .name's 'of Liou-:-| Jteiarit-Colonel Sir ..Bryan Malum, ■ Major-General Jß :'. G. Keke-. >'ich.V'lt was General Mahon, it may jbe'. recalled, .who .'effected the -relief of plafeking,:while'it was duo to the nlnck 'iind;.military .'ability of General Keke-. !\vicft^that* ; Baniberley: kept the flag fly-' infe/mitil JTrench was able t* fdalh'Jio.;.itsT6lief with his cavalry divinames, in'the sam'«aupuV.y, while another l^]l 7 .'that; figures among tthe^/U^Wjldjvisiohal' commanders .is ■ -that ;pTcSliij'br|GEii.^al.J". Spens. a.onco well-. :c'ri'cketei'. J-'Tliafc 1 . {igllithe^.C ; .acrpss,;tho chest, that .thick that running .of;tlie"nosd,-:m'ay,ibcr4;clierpd and removed. 'by;i' ! N"AZGL?'"•■lfoftas 'cured thousands. ;6Q'.ofpi«,':w|i;.'6d^jßse'i;.witb,- Mzol In-