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SERVICE MATTERS.

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for a number of years in my prac tide with excellent resuiten tably in cases of convalescence after serious illnesses, and when it was desirable to build up the strength, to stimulate the bodily functions and to improve the car- vulation of the blood,"

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Queen Victoria for three years, and he then went to Sandhurst, obtaining his commission in the Scots Guaida in: 1870.

le served under Sir Charles LET LABUE binally us Warren in the Bechuanaland East Point, For further particulars apply Forthcoming Royal Visit to expedition, 1884-5, and com- Property Office, Jardine, Matheson &

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manded a troop of Methuen's Co., Ltd.: Official details of the visit Horse, and he went to Ashanti at of the King and Queen to the end of 1895 in command of a Liverpool in July next have Guards company of the Special bean annour véd, The main Service Corps, and took part in features rf, the programme the expedition under the late Sir "are the presentation of addresses Francis Sostt. In 1898 he wis to his Majoty at St. George's on special rorvice in Egypt, and

This unusual questi n may Hall on the morning of Jaly 11 was at the battle of Khartoum well be asked, in view of some Juncheon to their Majesties by Then for some time he was wonderful experiments which the Lord Mayor and the Lidy Military Secretary to Lord Minto have recently been made at the Mayoress at the Town Hall, a in Canada. During the South Imperial Institute of Medicine,

: A Queen's Physician's Words. river, trip by their Majesties.on African war he was at the advance St. Petersburg, board the Dock Board steamer, on Kimberley, and afterwardscom- One of the most remarkable:

Saustogen's power over nervous a visit of their Majesties to the manded the Kimberley Mounted which practically proves that the disorders, even when they extend to the limit of neuraathenin - or Everton Football Club's ground Corps, being given the brevet of question should be answered in to witness a demonstration by colonel for his work. Gen the affirmativo, showed that when You Dxhaustion, in not less school children. On Sunday, Drummond commanded the 3rd bread, meat, and milk were each striking On this subject, the July 13, their Majesties will at Battalion Scots Guards from 1904 put separately into the mouth, physician to the Queen Mother of tend a service for the Territorials to 1000. In July of the latter the glands in the stomiqh fonnialy, Dr. E. Peraichaiti, writes: at St. George's II WI,

year he was decorated with the out just the right proportions and used Banatogen in several Hospital and Legacy Duty, M.VO. when the late King Ed combination of the Juices for case of neurasthen, with the d

result that in every case the ner- On behalf of Mr Lloyd George, ward made his final inspection of digesting such particular food. 8 reply has been forwarded to the the bittalion at Bookingham After the digestive organs have Fous symptoms were greatly. Council of British Hospitals Asso Palace prior to its disbandment, doce their work, each organ taxes minished, I am convinced that ciation, who sent to the Chancel-In October: Inet he vacated the what it requires, to repair the Santoran - valuable tonic food lor of the Exchequer a memorial command of the 7th Infantry waste it has undergone through to resture lost strengths asking that hospitals should be Brigade, which he had held for our actions. It is imperative, While Sanatogen may be ob relieved from the payment of four yera He was given the therefore, that the food supplied tained from all Chemists, those legacy duty upon bequests, made C.B 1007.

to the body should contain all-who desire to know more abous to them. Me Lloyd George alates| Finance of the Navy.

cient of the important nutritive it before, purchasing it should write for a copy of au exceedingly that having regard to the very The Navy Account for 1911-12, elements to make up this loss. considerable loss of revenue to published at the end of February Through disease, or a tempor- interesting Itle book, The An the Exchequer involved and to shows that a gross expenditure azily weakened condition of the of Living, by that distinguished the very serious demands of a like of 248,204,790 was provided for eyetem, it often happens that we medioal writer, Dr. Andrew Wil-' nature inevitably following such in the Navy Estimates, and that cannot areimilate from our food I will be tent, free, to all a concession, be regrets that he the actual gross expenditure was the ordinary

paper on appli body-building meationing cannot accede to the request. He #14.384 341, leaving a surplus of material and phosphorus which cation to Messrs. A. Walfing & points out that it is always open 21,820,463. The receipts to heare of primary importance for Co., 6, Kiukiang Road, Shangual, to testators to bequeath hospital appropriated in aid of the Ex-bealth. legacies freo of dutynod thus chequer grants were estimated a The Valus of Phosphorus. shift the incidence of duty to the £1,812,200, while the actual re What is eiential under Buch residuary legates.

ceipts amounted to £1,070,081.jovoumstances, as, Dr. Claude li. being £157 735 in Excess Wheeler has written in his bock. Judge Rentonl told a story of the Estimate, *** The Nerve Edergy in Ilot Climaten, against himself at the annual din total surplus to be surrendered is that "apton y protein (the body ner of the Glamorgan Society in was therefore 1978,243. The building focd) but phosphorus London, at the Holborn Restau- main surplus on the sum estimit must be forthcoming in ample rant. Once liewent to sed for cross +x endi ure arose quantitics Obviously, a com Welch constituorcy to fell on the Vote for shipbuilding con- b'uation of pure protein with the voters what they ought to tract work, £2,404,037, and is at- that form of "pho pliers' which To spoke fire and in tributed principally to strikes and normally orista in the body, and English, all the subsequent other labour troubles. The nerves will be exactly what is apeskers vaing Welsh at the Treasury have represented to the needed in such cases. Roasching mallum of their thoughts. As Admiralty that, in view of the thus, Science Ins produced the a matter of policy he applauded more frequent applications which ta mbination demanded. It is strongly whenoyer there was a are being made by Colonial and known all over the civilised gl be olap among the audience, al foreign Governments for the g "Spatogen."Y though he could not understand loan officers, the bor Experiments show that when -11EAL" XANDRA CAFECAL. a single word that was said, rowing. Government should. Sanvlozen is taken the stomach abs lead, if Aquiled, For Biend, ****I learned afterwards. "Judge as a rule bear the non efl olive as - poure out joice, which cluse it to Caker, Conl.œlonery, meals with Winn Rentou!'"" that every time Ingwell as the rffective charge for be abau bed almost immediately. & Lgam, plauded a speaker it was when he the period of employment. The Indeed, as Dr. Whoelor vividlyje had paid a strong personal com- Admiralty havo concuffed in the save," the debilitated nerves and pliment either to myself or my pricejple, and in the 1912-13 tissues lake up Sonitogen as the

Est mates have provided for con parched earth drinks up water. tributions from Australia and The result, re innumerable The task of completing the Canada in respect of the retired doctors and many of the world's Chifa of Storm, biography of Lord Beaconsfield pay officers as well as of men most distinguished men hayo which was left unfinisliell by Mr. the contributions in respect of stated, is that there is an im Monypenny at the time of his officers being provisional, pend- mediate sensation of well-being, death, has been entrusted to Mr. ing botual a leul tion. The a Teeling of revitalising force George Earlo Buckle, who was toml number of all ranks which those who have boon ill or fill recently editor of the the shown in the Estimates wns are below par experience

Time Mr. Buckle was in inc ontol Imm 131000 10 with a 1

thrill of delight. ** In clore communication with Mr 1910 11 to 131,000 in the rear foot, all sufferers from naivius The Great Lord Masareem,

Monypenny during the whole of under review. Exponilitute on disorders with their innumarable the time that he we fzeged on arist on "services" is included symptoms: 2 those (verworked the

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