HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-2-8, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, FEB. 8, ' 889,.
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THE POET'S CORNER.
Were* Tema laselye.
A bachelor old and creaky
Was witting alone la hi. room ;
His toes with the gout were schism.
Amid Ida fare wasoerslsre•d with gloom.
No Utile owes' shouts disturbed hiss,
From ewe the house was free
In fact. froth the attic to cellar
Twat quiet as quiet could be.
No medical aid was lacking ;
The servents aa.wered his rlgg,
Respectfully heard his order,
Lad supplied his. w,th evenihlag.
Mut still then was somethlag wanting,
HometaMg he couldn't command ;
The kladiy words of uempas.ioa,
The touch et • gentle haws.
Lad he said, as hb brow grew darker.
And he rang fur the hireling nurse
'We'll, marriage may be a failure.
But this is • Weaned sight worse.'
THE FASHIONS.
• Variety .r ,Masse that Will Velma!
the Falr-Sex.
Violet and rosy heliotrope colors are
revised, cud the newly imported tuts
in these shades are requisitely delicate
and beautiful.
Broad bnunued, low crowned hats,
wore by yuoug girls amid children, are
mealy ornamented by a single hogs
bow of stiff ribbon set on the aide, far
back. The loops axe drawn over the
crown and twist -ed snout W cover as
much as p osaibie, a, earuiug the mauve of
windmill.
TETE HOME CIRCLE.
Lary teedins.
I do want to touter a protest against
"pares," .'devilled eggs." ...r.. luattw,'
"wirotaus," and much .4 the (sue) cook-
ing nue the rage. There are mut enough
well omitted. en I tae.. mosey pstcbs'.rk
dishes set mein the tables of our wealthy
amid well -tai do clae•es. The sallow - faced
hollow cheated, lung hatred Alu ni:u,
school girl ..1 today makes the robust,
rosy -checked English girl smile in deri-
sion. Our Amerto.n girl o1 twelve conies
to the breakfast table. lu a eats g,
than, falsetto tune she ..., "I don't
watt a•.r toast this mor.iwg." ":%o, I
hate beefsteak."
In reply to the anxious inquiry of the
mother ea what she does dente, we heat
this hos ii) English, "I don't want
muthing," with, half the Uwe, especially
in New Englawg, the hied "g ' missing.
Tb'. girl, after much meanie, consents
to eat a 'etuded pepper" -meth • fash-
ivaable name) and a patter mit a ounce
pie. Ito her way to .ch'ol she purchas-
es a but of be -tions, acid her appetite
for dottier is as capricious es it was for
breakfast.
The candy, taken with the miserable
000kit:g that is almost universal. is one
c.u,e mil the ill health '•f our girl. it
is sed iu the homes alone that we hod
too light (alum) or tea, heavy i •areleas
nese) bread, Baggy potatoes bdropped in-
to hulk -warm water), fried beefsteak
(•,wink tend lazy to bot!, pie (with crust
ilk* damp soie leather) and some fancy
dishes that would disturb the digestive
growers mit a dant if he was foolish •bough
to oat them,bnt we hod the sort of slut
set before us be the "caterer" of the
hotel and of the fashionable restaurant.
(1h, for inure "mid-faehiuned' dishes,
she lashed Mena, the brown braid,
fish balls and hash of our grandmothers
and the rico of our Southern pimple.
Beside the ill result of eating such co et -
'u,( aa is placed Were us, there is the
tune were, than wasted in concocting
these mixtures. A lady amtuan,tance
left our Science Club several year. ago
because she had not time to devote to it
-one hour each month, and • paper
once in ax months. But not long ago I
was walking with a friend .who stopped
this lady on the 'street to ask how she
made some particular limey drab, the
name of who -h I do not now recall. As
wallas I can I will give the reel..
Long, pretty feathers of a dark shade,
• yard or two of thick ribinen aid • good
quality of broad telt hat c•ii be yur
chased at • surprisingly low figure. Ju-
diciously combined these three -elements -
make • charmmtng hat becoming to almost
any type et face.
ler dressmakers are all very well, but
there is a wwethieg stout a French
garment of even the simplest pattern
that will never fail to attract an obser-
ver. This mss apparent in a plain. short
blue crape amid white lace, worn' by wo-
man just from Europe The skirts of
crepe were draped both back and front
with an effect that is in•.iescrible and
wholly delightful. Each time the wearer
moved they fell in may, ,,aeYTi1 o s,
but never with • suvgesti"n oT ',lanki-
ness so commie' among our dresses of
that matettal
Alpaca woven with silk and wool
comes in any number cf shade., sad is
Poem item stamped with email tine
figures Th a material is quite as light
and fully as durable as the much worn
nuns veiling, with uo propensity fores-
trapping •eery •rain i.f dust, rather
shedding it from the gleamy surface.
Every one is shopping just now for
spring coeds, such becuiliug pretty
checks do the light fakir-cs dupb's.. Tee
American challis, stamped India sills
and ewbr•ndered uuslins that must be
sold, are milt soaped up by far-.eeisu
mammas and laid by for future emend
'ration.
If one cannot afford a cape, and is
only able t., bare one fur -trimmed jacket,
the best anti meet effective way is to ap-
ply a ieiii'ted piece not front and hack
that sill extend •tweet to the waist and
we;; our en the ah.-ulders, with a high
Waimea sad TO Yr tr'eer«netts.
' It is • waiter of great wonder to m. -
that comae will carry their pu•ketbie.a•
in their hand.," remarked • puttee vetoer
to • Baltimore Neta reporter. "Soires
ly • day pumas that a ease of pokes,
book •uatchtng is not rep..rted at u ee or
the .ether of the police stations, and the
ueaspapers yeserally publish sell swots
cases as a wsn,m,g to the fair sex. but
for all that the comet, fail to probe by
the raper ince of «timers. I have mad.
sinful oh.ervat:ons shine I went ba the
form, and cast say with perfect truth
that ninety out of every hundred woweu
l meet carry their purses carelessly u,
their haut.s, giving, as it were, an levi-
tation to sneak thieves to help thew, -
selves, Saturday night the latter clam
if depraved humanity is found in lrrge
losing anemia the various market.
They spot the victims, follow them on
Isere Seaseirigahle ..Ilio
Iroerd at set, what the true psbla
has beim looking for them massy year.
and that Is a wediclue which although
but lately ii,t, duced, has made foe
Itself • reputation second to none, the
medicine is J. boson's Tonic Bitters
e lects in antu
uuc.'ii with Johus.a,'e
l',•uw Leer -is lies lvrf.•rsued nesse
most wonderful cures impure or tat
pin trashed blood soon bwvwes purified
tor' enriched. fitllwuenes,, mudigulrlieui,
sick headache, liver aou.plaiut, languor,
w eakiiem, roc , soon disappear whew
treated by thew eauellent ionic wedi-
coes. For Salo by Good, druggist. Al-
bum block. Godetiah, eels ageut. Id
Mr. Jolts Reith has reterned from the
old country This was Mr lteitl.'s.Hst
trip across the Atlantic and of course he
enjoyed hit vteit, although he c bused
their way Acme, and, as anon as •lune- bustuess with pleasure. He took over
ly street is reached, with a narrow alley
in concealing pro y, they stales
the p,ckettmok and dart off.
"In some Maumee* a rich harvest is
respell by the snatcher, but •,wettmes
he gets left with nothing but an empty
purse as • reward for his deatrnty
TWs kind of petty thieving is ,.redly
e minted to the colored race, althou,h
now amid then we meet with a white
snitcher. Another thing 1 have notice.:
IS that mat., women wear their watches
in little pockets in the bosom of their
dress trout w hick hang louse chassis,
thereby maltase the thief's utak au easy
one. When will the women learn to be
careful and when will fashion design a
street dress ,r mat with serviceable
p ckets, is a matter which often puzzles
me, Men will take :essons Iron etpe
rieuee, hut women of a rule have a au-
percili"tai cumtempt far novice oat such
uentiers. If warted of d tiger th. y
simply smile, as if c in their
lyptnor wisdum,a.d go on tempting suet -of $7000 - This !swore thaw a 110,_ d_
fate until they are n�Ibad. Thin they many improved farina would well I -r i t
t tuber is -increasing w in value very npidly
in 'h -se parts, Ind iti. Querrugrs -
kuuws what he is doing tai, doubt H. -
will pay ter the germ out of the wood,
end will then hive the laud to the stood.
about 1,1000 barrels id apples with him,
end doomed of thew very satisfacturi•y.
Hs brought beck with Imo two very hue
three-year old Clydesdale snares and one
young stalhous•
l'saswpei•a sorely cared.
To Tito Emttt,a :—Please inform your
readers that 1 have a motto remedy tot
the ab•'ve named dtsessse. fly its uwel)
use thoussuds of hopeless cases have
been uermenently cured. I shall be vier
to scud two beetles of my remedy tree
to any of your readers who have now
soniption, if they will send me their Ex -
Loess and 1'. ti. address.
Itespectfelh, L)u. T. A. Sunt;as.
ly 37 Yong• St., Toronto, Out.
Mt. Lewis McDonald,. Walton, of the
saw mills hero, has sad a hundred acre
woad lot in the township of (`sassy, I.
Mr. Querengesser, of McKillop, for the
t5h ort- Hefts., Meet., I haven't sue
you lately. I aunts.* p.m have bees
very busy. Margo-- Yes ; i hats bee.
,ss -sing into a mite house. I live oat the
-quare wow. bh.•tt is that en I It
•eu.t be • wee experience fear yee.-
K..at.'m P. at.
express their indittnatiot. in the strongest
terms and regard their ill-lu.k as any-
thing else bnt their own hint. Human
nature ie quer anyhow, but woman ra-
tore It the queerest part of human la -
tuna -
Leet wet mar_ It.
if ycu are tn.obled' with a cold or
civah, however light he attack, holt
out for it, de not allow. it to settle on
A rrsalaBle Life.
Few men have accomplished the salt*
amount of work and g""d in this world
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
B00M
TOWN PUERTO FOR SALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
I bare • large number mit ilouses and Lots
and Vwt•at Lands in t Ir ran. W desirable parts
of the Time Fen aaaJL4 NEar.
Sow la the time eat owe^.- property before-
the
eforethe Hie Rash. The t'. It It. I. •.,ruins sure,
awl la a .i.wt tissue price•. %di have ads suced
ber•.u4 the reach .f n any.
(`alt and see List au•; lYtces before Durcbas-
iag slue where.
RADeLIF FE,
Real Karate and lleaeral Ina...since Agent.
i°Rb•e W'. -s, -St., third door from square. C. p.
It Tlekrt and Telegraph Ulnce, M-tf.
IInlrecks an the elsiggitt aveattra al the
'Sowell, Kkbasirs and Lime, carr ,-
Inge& gradually without weahaaing the
g at.tu, all the Inspeell and tool
humhoe Correcting of
the saaret M Om limos
d the
14L11osllca*mraya—
of the Drogsgrc�at
Viosices,JFluttering' lH�of
art,Narroo.nees.
and Gen-
eral Debility ; all those and many
other similar Complaint&tst to tha
$.CSOD SITTER&
S. MUM A Cap. haste&•. Tonedi,
10000 PRESEN i S
10 / laxT *l':•LT''ne.. a its. i T1"T Lire
\t e w ;l .rod he ran -t1 ani ani.
pours de etre IC esrh i.aw;rs :
'oak. r..u4a.e .w a•.b-u:m Is
• faro;v-'who sill say the
basagm t. rt kz'es P aim
t'rt m ,c red eirde from Fr
Lilo! and send it in a lat'dr
eater horst op ni.% after
Lair TOM. I.itner .5, 1.)..
Cr -.t sire wail .duce toe gift.
.env sec -ea or sweeties -Ter
knows w berate rail Roofed
t, -r to y..u.--AJdrn+--
Cerica:t.t, & t!0-.TOtONTO
A WR♦ tong
tea .Il1OUsSs ESE, CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS. OMR
HEADACHE. AND Dsstaacs or Trot
STOMACH LgVCR AND SOUKIS.
Trier Aa Yni D. N asp ~ -
iN Acs w0 ONY A Vet AI
TO auaDOcit SLOOD sulTcas iN TNe
THE*TeCNT AND CONE Or CHRONIC
AND ODSTINATE DISEAKS.
tearl ettweal
now' Seitom
Cowl Ser
someoboo.oriol. mode
554 of opal mho.
Owe >rewea Its Is.
e.Iwr era asetw sr
Ike+'ela
oofirp sal
gas ofIlh000—
.at�r..tr •�
ism
tis. supoor Wows for SI morY gad Awe ram to ass* rim
as the celebrate) Dr Chase. On! ~�'
mew err M.. W5.s. tar.isms i se .sem aswask,_ �I�-
so saw ks�Wu.r raw wweaa
arms, wwaw, �ealm
the lungs : break up the Gough by lois- 1500.000
ii00 000 of his works have bes,D s,id is
Atr. W`i1H4',V�hiis «,Id his farm tel" '
ening the tenth phlep with Hagyard'k Canada alone. We want every perat'a
I'e.:toral ;
"Boil the wing of a chicken until it is
on the Kipuem rim& Teckersmith,to Mr.
H. M. Chesney for the enm of 27.55 0.
The farm contains one 'hundred scree, 1.
pleasantly located. hes good buildings
and is in goad conditien. Mr. Sproat
intends retiring from farming and will
move to Seafurth where be hopes to gain
{ a well earned rest. Mr. Chesney, we
the minced wi,,g ; add six celery seeds, j believe, has purchased the farm for one
the head of one clove, ' and so un and - of hu ion. Such a place is not by any
on. I would n .t say that tl.e last it:- I means a bad "setting out" for a young
gredieot was hot the powder trona a I mall.
butterfly's wing or the buzz of a hum- gL)re Them A Chaser.
wing bird . --
Just think, earls bound for eternity, Teat is to say, your lungs, Also all
put here to get ready f .r immortality, your breathing machinery. Very sun
spendingeithought. user energy, time, in this I derful inachinery it is. Not only the
the p,•euth century, Derr what enrn•sait ' larger air pus*Zea, but the thousands of
the poeople of ancient tonne before its I little tubas and cavities leading from
dowtitan ; withers with children to natio, them.
Fwhh, morals and intellect over which I When these are slogoeel and chocked
very tender ; mince it tine ss dust ; add
one sprinkling of pepper and abt•ut a
sprinkling of salt. Oh, I forgot ; the
liquid in which the wing a boiled must
he ..•.ked down to almost a Jelly. Of
course you will have to watch it every
minute. Perhaps on* tiny pinch -ch.
net bigger than a jet pin head -of starch
might be put in.Put this jelly with
to feel an intense interest, spending with matter which ought not to be there,
cellar and cuffs, and thus an itnpressi..us j helps to get the yolk out ' f a heti-tx il- I your lungs eating half do there work.
of a email, do•e-tittin¢ cape a attained. I of egg and put &wither in its place. And whet they du, they cannot du
The fur boa. •o charming and coml.,- The moth.n "f this see are forgetting
troubled with Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia, Headache. Ki'lusy or Cony
Troubles, to hot a bottle cf Dr Chases
Liver Cute, it will carr. you. Medicine
and Receipe Book 82. Sold by a'.1
druggist.
We this seek chronicle the death nl
Mr James Sancster. who, after a linger-
ing illness, passed peacefully away -it
his own residence in Howick or the _!Jth
of December, 1835 Deceased was •
native of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and
had reached the ripe age of 3 lie em-
igrated to this ce•u:,try in 1853, and was
• resident of of Howick the last '_08
yeers. When he came to how ick be pur-
chased a fine beets farm, and by hard
work he succeeded in makine kr him-
self and family a F. mfe.rtahle Nome. He
was an earnest Christian and an active
and prominent :member of the Presby-
terian church. lie lived a quiet and re-
tired life, and was much ("teeniest' for
his uprightness of character.
their highest, greatest due children ' well.
table int nearlyievery respect, had but e'
Well -
ore fault, which was the awkward man- � tint, home first, home keeping tirat. • Can it co:d, c•.nga, croup, pi:e;;mooia,
tier of c•,nnectiu¢ the Ieo long ends. The women of t. lay are fast being catarrh, c;,nsumption or any of the
Either it mus' be tied in • heavy knot I "driven to death.' doumg no, hint, Sub- ' family of throat and nose and hell and
to cite warmth, or attached by ribbons. ; tract the work done from the wink that ; lung obstructions, all are bad. All
But beth methods are obviated by a I ought to he done and we even get a ought to be got rid of. There is just
trwall fur collar that fits ch,sely about niiiiw i "worked to death,' doing leas one sure way to get rid of them. that 1
I
'is take Roaches's German Syrup, which
' any druggist will sell you at 75 cents •
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. ' bottle. Even if everythng else has
failed you. you may
de lid nam this
for certain. eowly
Sour Milk Pte. -One-half cup ..f coot _ _______ __—
palest teildcn-¢teen crepe Kase. A s ft milk, one-half cup of raisins after they A rr.misiag Soy.
Empire each comes from the under -arm are seeded and chopped 8 .e, one-half I A St. Louis dry goods house advertised
seams of the bodice, this of the lime j cup of sugar. a little salt and different f„r a "smart boy,” and they got him.
dotted with pendants of tiny amber ' spices as one pleases. l se only the ' They put him behind the counter. The
beads. The ends reach the fret of the the thick part of the milk. Make in two i following couvereation passed between
skirt and terminates in a fall of deep am crusts. his. and his first customer:
berfrimge. Sure Cure for a Felon.- Common rock t Customer picking up a pair of gloves)
Directoire zewnse, made of ,Lite on salt, dried in an siren and then putter- I -What are these ?
pale-vielet silk, are worn by debutantes ized, mix with an equal pan of spirits of i Smart Boy -Gloves,
the semen. They ars demi-trained and turpentine. Keep a rag cored/only wet i Customer --Yes, yes ; what do ycu ask
gr•nitured with gold or silver (allu,ons, with this preparation oa the felon foe for them 1
this trimming forming the wide belt, the twenty-four hours. It will city a felon Small ) i -Wit don't me 1st them at
finish for the folds, and the deep border iii that time. I all ; customers do that.
at the fn:t of the skirt. Other softly Fish Gems. -Take any remnant of i Customer -You don't understand ma
Ik ads to N.Ino- b• pled fish, chip it tine, and add the . How do they come t
same amount mit bread crumb. soaked
soft in milk, also two eggs beaten and a
spoonful of butter ; seasons with salt,
pepper, and chopped parsley. Bake a ' they come b
buttered pan twenty minutes. Smart boy -Just above the wrist, I be -
Green Corn Cakes. -Mix a pint of 1 liar*, •
`rated green corn with a teacupful of ' Customer -But what do you get for
the thoist, and from which the bus ends i then nuthir¢.
can depend lime and gracetully.
A charming dancing toilet is made i•f
green and gold matelasse satin, with an
acre rdiott-pleated blouse and petticoat of
draping carded s s ate m
Greek fashion, with heavy medallion
shoulder clasps matching the gold or
silver, scceucries on other portions of
the =own.
A pretty little home toilet for a youth-
ful wearer, exhibited by an importing
house in Twenty•third street, is msde lour, half a teacupful of milk, and a !them
with a "honamatd" skirt of cream and Buy -Me ? I don't get nothing
Roman -red stripe in silk and wood, teacupful of melted butter, one egg, • Smart Bu
There is a Garibaldi waist of Roman- teaspoonful of salt, and a little pepper. for them. Boas pockets all the money.
red, wit. a plastron, deep collar and Leif) on a buttered pan by the ap-.,nful Customer (losing patience) --What is
torn -back cuffs of cream color, braided and bake or fry for ten or tffteen the price of those gloves per pair ?
Small Boy -Oh, that's your lay, is it ?
Why didn't you say so afore ? One
dollar. -St. Louis Magazine
Smart buy -Why, they come to pairs,
of coarse.
Customer -No, nu! How high do
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ferty.ixth year. Approved in the outset by
Judge story. Chancellor Kent, Preadult
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a..r.s.n esmat
e mesta.t Commendation and soon -as.
A WItuLT )dsuazivw. it gives mere thou
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$i Journal.
mere Trickle may be CxperDN.
if you do not heed the warnings of na-
ture and at Thee pay aitentiou to the
maintainance of your health. How often
we see a person put off from day to day
the purchase of a medicine which if pro-
cured at the ootstert , f a disease would
have remedied t• almost immediately
Now if Johnston's Tunic Liver fills had
been taken when the first uneasiness
made its - appearance the illness would
bate been "nipped id the bud." Jobs -
son's Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills are
decidedly the best medicine on the mar-
ket for general tonic and invigorating
properties. Pills 25c. ser bottle. Bitters
50 cents and $1 per bottle, sold by
Goode the druggist, Albion block, sole
agent. ihj
with cream color, braided with scarlet.
Added to this is a Cromwell tie of cream
colored lime, edged with lace and fasten -
en by a garnet scarf pin.
In the list of new and, handsomely
colored India cashmeres and Hesriettas
are patterns with wide stripes and bord- FIt • large dish with belled rice, and
ering., the designs wove• thereon closely the gravyun it.
imitating Kensington embroideries'. The
pour nn's Fruit Cake 'very nice}-
striped fatties are employed for the
minutes
California Chicken. -Take two young
chickens, cut up and stew ; when done
add a little minced parsley and onions.
Take fuer large pepper pods, soak in
water, strain, and pour in the juice; add
salt, butter, and a little flour to thicken.
skirt, white the bodice drapery are of
the plain fabrics with bordered edge.
The draperies are long and rather cling-
ing, concealing a great portion of the
skirt, hut invariably arranged to reveal
the very handsome stripes on one side,
Irma the belt to heart.
Although many of the new silk and
wrol fabrics show quaint and rich de-
vices, with silver, steel, copper and gold
appearing in some of the Persian and
old Roman pattern., and although an
endless variety of stylish plaids and
stripes appear, still the solid -colored
materials in exquisite) risk dyes and
weaving, either finished with handsome
bordering or made up with velvet of
faille, have taken the precedence in the
tasking of the really elegant and lady
like gown. worn the winter.
One cep of butter, four cups of Aoor,one
pound sugar, one cup milk. three eggs,
three quarters pound currants, three
quarters pound raisin., one gnartar
pound citron, one quarter grated nut-
meg. 'one quarter teaspoonful baking
powder ; layer with lemon.
maaterees roesiseelleNs.
Counterfeits are always dangerous,
MOIR so that they always closely IMI-
TATE TSS betntimAL le AP►SAIANCS •w)
swim The remarkable sueeees achieved
by Nasal Balm as a positive cure for
Catarrh and Cold in the Heed has ir-
dined unprincipled parties to imitate it.
The public are motioned not to he de-
ceived by mistreats imitating Nasal Balm
in name and appearance, hearing such
names as Nasal Cream, `usual Balsam,
etc. Ass for Nasal Balm and do not
take imitation dealers may ergs upoe
Victoria Carbolic Halve is a great aid you. For sale by all druggists or use
to internal medicine in the treatment of prat -paid en receipt of pries (60e and $1
scrofulous saes, ulcers and atsnwess* of by addressing Fulford d Ce , Ittrockville
.11 kinds. lm Oat.
A leen sad a Useealag.
A boon and a bleating to mankind is
Ifagyard's Yellow OJ. the great pain de-
stroyer and healing remedy for external
and internal use. Yellow Oil cures all
aches and pains, rheumatism, lame hack,
sore throat, croup. deafness, cramps,
contracted cords and lameness. Procure
it of your druggist•- 2
Mr W. 7, Watts, tYraxeter, left this
week for Mount Forest, having disposed
or his furniture factory and cudertaking
business to Messrs. Smith Brothers &
Malcolm, of Brussels. Mr Wats. enters
on a like business at Mount Forest, and
no doubt will succeed, as his mord as
an undertaker here has been a satisfae-
tory one. He has also served the pub -
lie in the capacity of school trustee, sod
will be missed in the ranks of the Royal
Areaevm and Masonic fraternities.
lee e. Tear Orated.
I) mn't allow a cola in the head to slow-
ly and surely run into Catarrh, when
you can be cured for Site. by using Dr.
Chases Catarrh Core. A few applica-
tions our, incipient catarrh ; I to 2 boxes
cures ordinary catarrh ; I to & boxes is
!guaranteed to core chronic eatarr s. Try
it. Only Ifle and sure cure. Sold by
all druggist*
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