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or us who have followed e treatment, now given to pre- v i attacks or epﬂeDE-Y. or i! not evenicd the number and severity attacks is lessened,» have per- believed that this treatment eiiective in all cases. That ere are some cases not reached ~ the three diet methods and cnobarbiial is only too true. any 15 now in cases that not be helped by other methods. ‘Ihe diet treatment is:

a) Cut down 0n all starch foods mid, sugar, potatoes, astry. (b) Cut down on all quids — w; tea, come, milk, Qnd all i and hard drinks. ' (c) increase the iat foods — eam, butter, lat meat, 28K yolks.

To these diet rules is added a i1 dose oi phenobarbital as pro- _ led by the physician. hile the cause in most cases o! , y Ls unknown, a. cause in a. bar of cases is damage co a rt oi the brain. either by a tall by infection which has arisen some other pan; oi the body and . round its way to the brain hv v blood stream. liar mentioning some ‘tests ch help to show that there is u- damage in a portion oi the in. including Xrays, Dr. J. P. ans. Cincinnati, in Ohio State ical Journal, says: ‘Before the complete surgical» ration to remove this damaged L! undertaken. this part should stimulated by electricity. l! this ulaiion causes an e lleptlc at-

tieni should be given a tl-iorough a1 of phenobarbital or other ieilng" drugs. artly to avoid ecessary opera ion. partly to e that any quleting drug used not. bring- ud of the

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ration itself. -. aim oi’ the operation is to ove the damaged part o! the in. leaving a lessened degree o! - age than was caused by the ginai injurv. l e thought then is when the v9 diet and drug treatment does

bring reliei’ to gplldpllﬂ, dum- c from injury or infection may the cause. And if by Ls this is believed oi: be the se. surgery oﬂers adair chance relief.

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You have to see this big, new Goodyear to fully appreciate what it can do for you.

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Commencing on this date, until further notlce, all paved and gravel highways in ihislPi-ovllicearo closed for motor vehicle‘ traffic, except in such cues when the total weight of vehicle and load does not exceed pounds.

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Owing to a misunderstanding in the conduct of the Con- vention held on May 2nd, it has beerrfound advisable to re- convene this Convention at Murray River Saturday May

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POLITICAL MEETINGS 3

The undersigned National Conservative candidates for the 8rd District of Queens will hold public meetings as follows:-

Corran Ban — —Frlday, May 5th.

Wlnsloe - - Monday, May 8th.

Webster-f: Corner — — Wednesday, May 10th. Mount Stewart — — Thursday, May 11th. York -- - Friday, May 12th.

Mt. Herbert — — Monday, May 15th.

Meetings at 8 P. M. ‘

The Liberal Candidates are Invited and will be" given one hull the time.

J. A. McDONALD, SAMUEL KENNEDY.

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