Practical Guide
To Health
By Frederick M. Rossiter
M. D
Masterly treatise
on anatomy.
physi-
A ology, and
hygicne,
with a scientific
deseription
of
diseases,
their
cause
and
treatment,
especially
designed
for
the
home
and
for
the
instruction
of
nurses. Jt gives
a
plain, comprehensive
understanding
of
the
constructions
and
functions of
the
various
organs
of
the
human
body,
with
iliustrations
showing
the anatomy
ot
the
various
parts,
and
their
relations
to
each
other,
together
with
a minute
description
cos
the
nature,
and
cause
of
various
diseases,
and
a
hygienic preseription
for their
cure
with-
out the
use of medicine.
It covers practically all the diseases
¢cm-
mon
to the
human
race,
and
deals
with
them
in away
that
the information
giv-
en
can
be
applied
in
all
homes.
It
will
be
equal
toa
nurse
and
in
many
instances,
a
physician.
659 pages.
Also
pubiished
in
Danish,
Frencnh,
Spanisih
Swedish,
and Linglish.
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lists
for styles
and
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cdges
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apply
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to Box 185.
NOTICE.
HE
following
money
order
conver-
T sions
rates
authorizedby
the
Post
Of-
fice Department
will become
effective
July 18,
1921:
GREAT BRITAIN, pound sterling = $4.00
NETHERLANDS,
One
Florin
=35
DENMARK & NORWAY one krone=
.18
U.
S.
Post
Ofice,
Christiansted,
V.
I.
dJuly 12
1921,
B.
R.
LARSEN,
Postmaster.
Publicati
üblication.
T is hereby
wade known
that
the Horse
ICarriage
and
Boat
Tax
for
the
sec-
ond
half
year
1921
will
be
receivad
by the
Director
of
Polic»
in
Christian-
sted
and Frederiks
ed trom
the 20ih inst.
to the
10th
prox.,
both
days
inciuded,
after which
the
list
of
arrears
will
be
transmitted
to
the
same
authority
tor
further
measures
Each
debtor
of tax
will be
subject
to
a
fine
of fres
100 if the
tax
be
under
Fres.
25.00
and
Fres.
2.00
if
the
tax
be
Fres.
25.00
or
above,
beside
the
ordinary levy expenses.
(zovernment
of
the
Virgin
[slands
of
the United
States
of
America,
St.
Croix,
July 9, 1921.
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Despatching
Secretary
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On Saturday
the
9th
July 1921
RECKIVERS:
in Christiansted
A. K. STAKEMANN
Trustee.
in rrecieriksted
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HiGOING
Trustee.
.
Balance
of deposits
to
2nd July 1921
¢
3
80,000
11
38 Deposits,
of
which
’
24 in Christiansted
$
390.24
(- maw)
'
14 in Frederiksiod
$
9052
(1
new)
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480.76
$ 86,837.93
13 withdrawals
o* which
7 in Christiansted
$
165.00
6in Frederiksted
$
50.68
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$
215.68
Balance
of deposits
te date
§ 86,622.25
Receiv-rs
for Saturday
the
16’ July
1921
in Christiansted
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STAKEMANN
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Trustee.
A. K. STAKEMANN.
Fregidoent
Tb
i
Strength
1
g
-
One
dose
often helps
com-
e
:
menge to enrich your blood
‘
"
fmd P
and
revitalize
your worn-
?gs;'
x@
out
exhausted
nerves—-
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IS?
Nuxated
Iron
is
organic
p
£
:
iron, like the
iron in your
14
blood and like the iron in spin-
MY
ach.
It is so prepared
that it
e
will not injure the teeth
nor
5
disturb thestomach.
Itisready
for almost
immediate
absorp-
j’
tion and assimilation
by
the
BSll
blood while some
physicians
30l
claim metallicironwhichpeo-
R
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ple usually takeisnot absorbed
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atall.
If you are not strong
or
| J]
well you owe itto yourself to
7.
make the following test:
See
how long you can work or how
gy
far you can walk without be-
coming tired.
Next take two
¥B
fivegrain
tablets
of Nuxated
Iron—threetimesper day, after
meals
for two weeks.
Then
e
test
your strength
again and
see¢
how much you have gained.
Your money
willbe refunded
by the manufacturers
if you
do
mot
obtain
perfectly
satisfactory
results.
Atalldruggista,
Distributors:
Apothecary
Hall,
St.
Thomuas.
NOTICE
L
&8
HiE
oublic
1s
hereby
informed
that
from
ibth. inst. and
until
further
FRESH
BEEF
(Young
Cattle) willbe sold at 25c¢. pzr Ib. at
my Butchery.
A. STEELE.
Christiarsted
July
12th.
1921.
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scientifically machine
made
paint
as-
suring
uniform
thickness
of
film
and
uniformity
of color, whereas
1t is
prae-
ticaily impossible
for
a
painter
to
mix
the
same
color actually -:\‘icg
in
succes-
sion, unless
made
under
a scientific
for-
mula.
‘Thus,
when
buying
ready-mixed
paints
you
are
sure
oi
receiving
the
same
color and
same
consistercey
at
all
times.
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oi cemant,
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developed
to pre-
vent
miidev
and
dark
stains
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stone
buildings in tae tropics.
In
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used
which
effectively
seals
the
pores
and
prevents
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penetratioe
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generally
the
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