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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 781, 2 April 1910, Page 10

An open letter to Mr. Asquith, an. nouncing tho Women's I'rceilom League's decision to abstain from militant action until the Government has had a. fair opportunity of stating its intentions, was banned in'nt 10 Dovuing Street, by Mrs. Despard. The original intention bad been, to attempt, to hand' it to Mr. Asquith at the House of Commons, but the early' hour of rising prevenfel this course. The letter ends with a demand that a Government .-declaration shall be made at. once to the effect.'that women's suffrage, legislation shall be undertaken in the; opening session, otherwise a resumption, of "the' rebellion ,of women" is threat ened. . ' : ■ ■ ; • ■:. . •'■ Tt.R.K.K. ■;•; ;.'.'■ '■ •;...■,: Four "R's" easily remembered, mean » good deal to many sufferers, for they. r& present in an abbreviated form a greal truth: "BHEOMO Rapidly Relieves Rheu. ; matism." Here you have in a single sentence all that need be told of KHETJMO, the rest must be left io your experience after a trial. .■'■ KHEUMO is a medicine which, if taken in the manner prescribed, every doso will be found to afford relief, _ killing the pain, removing the swelling, and eliminating,the excess uric acid-the cause of the trouble. KHEUMO is the ■■ best solvent of and pho.sphatio ■ sediment. RHEUMO conqners Ehouma- ■ tism Gout, Lumbago, and Sciatica. Sold hr nil chemists and storekeepers at 25.-'6 d.--and4s.Bd. per bottle.-Advt. , • . ;■•.«;; In politics many a voter is actuallyhypnotised by the speaker to vote as he suggests.—Dr. Forbes Winslow,