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A STORY FOR THE WEAKLING

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Capt. Godfrey Rodrigues

S there a weakling in your homc? A suffcrcr. who, through ihc untiring skill of your family doctor, has just bcen kept allvc? Pcrhaps it is a littlc babć. who has madę its cntrance onto the st3gc of lifc under a drcadful handicap, or perhaps it is somc dear one standing hopelcssly upon thc threshold of manhood or womanhood: one who in spite of your tender solicitude and carc: in spite of medicines and drugs. sees no cheering vista of a happy and healthy life of service and usefulness before thcm.

To them bring this message. To thcm say that there is an unfailing prescription which can be had at any of the mil-lions of parks which God maintains for all of us. Say that thcse parks are situated evcrywhere and are opcn to cvery-one. Choose one for yourself. Perhaps the one you will select is on thc sbores of thc ocean or along some great lakę. Perhaps it is in the mountains or cven on the grecn lawns near your homc.

Although the cycs of the Omnipotent Proprietor of this great system of parks will always be upon your sick one. it will be through His clcrks and scrvants that thc patient will rcccivc the gift of health. One of His chief scrvant$. Doctor Sun. will be there. And after tooking thc patient over with a kindly cyc. hc will say somcthing like this to thc ailing one:

"Yes. my dear friend. you are not as you oughi to be. I can sec that your good friend. the doctor, has becn trcating you within the walls of your home and has handled your case with remarkablc skill₍ or you would not be here today to listen to what I have to tell you. And I can also see that the