Rheumatism, gout, sciatica, lumbago, are caused by excess uric acid poison in the blood which deposits in the muscles and joints. RHEUMO quickly cures. 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Bolton has 'been complaining of tho unpunctuality of its clergymen at funerals. The Town Council has now made representations, and the Nonconformist ministers, in reply, say fhey have arranged among themselves to impose a fine of half-a-crown for unpunctuality and five shillings for non-attendance, (besides, of course, loss of foes. Clare, Near Lurgun, in Ireland, ia somewhat proud of a champion lazy man, whose record is bol'ilevod to be unbroken. His name is Jamea Thompson. For thirty years ho has lain in bed — not on account of any physical disability, but just 'because he is too lazy to gat up and dress himself! '■'Tho lone- arm of the law" has been extended iby the Surrey Board of Guardians, which lately called upon an employee of the Barnet District Council, aged 75, and in receipt of 24s weekly -wages, to contribute towards the mainfcainanoe of his wife, aged 7-0, whom he deserted thirty years -agro a-ndl had not seen since. A 2£-inch '. nail which had been concealed for -nine months in the bronoh-iail tube of a two-year-old boy has been discovered by means of X-rays at Beth Israel Hospital, New York, and has been successfully removed. The Hibbert 'Journal for January (in Frenoh 'by M. Paul Sabatier upon the religious crisis in -France and in Italy. The Liberal Bornan Catholic movement reitJora'tes, a larjrer ' and more important movemerit than the Prostistan* -world has yet recognised, and will not end, he is certain, in the mere addition of a sect' to the many which make up Crristendom. '•N-athiirug," ho to says, "'can be more erroneous than -to represent tho Catholic crisis as the work of a small clan of intellectuals out of touch with the mass. The influence of the move ment has penetrated everywhere, and though there is nothing disciplined about it, its cohersion is complete. Almost all the Cutholic periodicals contain articles penetrated by the new idea." Exposure to cold and damp causes rheumatism. The skin cannot give off the excess uric acid and it becomes deposited in the blood. RHEUMO will quickly cure the trouble. All chemists and stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. — '
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 April 1907, Page 4
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